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FYI - from Caribbean Business by: kadwatha Long-Term Sentiment: Strong Buy 07/08/06 02:16 pm Msg: 50611 of 50644 Looking at market trends, Benabe noted the evolution of the commercial banking market over the past five years. In 2001, it was essentially a one-player market with BPPR’s...

I still hold highly of DRL albeit it has been a painful experience thusfar. See the following posting: Re: Why DRL? by: drugsman12 07/09/06 08:34 pm Msg: 50622 of 50644 I don't know if DRL will skyrocket. But am confident it can trade to $8-10 over next 12 months. That is a nice...

With $.05 to $.10 gaps, then you'd want to cancel your option orders only after a larger move in the stock price. With penny increments, you may be jumping back and forth every minute. Traders looking for middle prices would not want to use exchanges or brokers that charge for cancellations.

IB may make a fortune on cancellation charges.

Does IB offer OCO orders and AON orders for option trading? Where does one look if yes?

:) I'm referring to automated cancellation of orders, e.g. if the stock price changes a certain %.

Hard for me to believe I'm the first man in history to come up with the idea to avoid being a sitting duck???

I'm assuming this software must already exist, even if designed for IB customers only, i.e. to have one's outstanding orders (for options) cancelled upon certain conditions. What have you seen?

Thanks again. :)

Thank you. Where may one find more information?

Does this all mean there is price improvement (which is not displayed to the public), or will the bid and ask actually by penny increment?

Registered your comments. My opinion is as follows: There are 165 instititutions holding DRL long and accounting for 74% of the shares between inst. and mutual funds (including a large holding of insiders and 5% holders plus of 17%). I don't think they are all stupid. It's my understanding...

Because the P/E ratio is not accurate?? OR Because of past success of shorts to lower price? You heard the joke of the guy who kept buying and brought the price up to triple the price, making him feel rich, then starting selling to realize his profits, and merely brought the price right back...

Actually, you are right. The common denomitor was that I took the price of each at the time you first recommended for or against on this DRL thread (DRL before the opening you recommended against, and IFN midday you recommended for.). From my perspective it was relevant at the time you...

Thusfar: DRL is up over 4%, from $6.24 to $6.50. :) IFN is up about 3%, from $45.17 to $46.50. :)

Nobody has answers? Are the civilians staying there against their will noting the danger, or are they, in reality, part of the overall plan?

Seemingly the worse place in town to hang out is right next to the arsenals, yet they do it; why?

Just one question to the Middle Eastern discussions: When terrorists come to camp among the civilians, are the civilians forced to stay there?

Received the following e-mail from my uncle about DRL, FBP, etc., comments concerning briefing: PR on the mend. by: greevenous Long-Term Sentiment: Strong Buy 06/29/06 12:29 am Msg: 50372 of 50417 From Briefing today: Think Equity comments that Puerto Rican govt. ended the...

Actually, I'd be happy if we both win the race.