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IFN is at $45.17. Low for the day at $43.50, and high at $45.25. Was the fact it's the type of stock you have a lot of fun with a factor in your investment choice?

Although one could say when the market got hit, DRL also got hit especially noting the high beta, nevertheless, it did come as a surprise to me, and I believe it only happened because the shorts took advantage of the down market. You wouldn't buy DRL today--I would. We will see what will...

Did you short DRL?

Actually, I was referring to IB, if it's statistically provable that customers are getting hurt by trades being routed to PHIL, if IB will remove PHIL from the smart route even at the expense of payment for order flow. Payment for order flow can vary, but I believe IB is paid about $1 per...

I'm thinking back now, and remember hearing that a possible cause for brokers to increase maintenance requirements is an increase of exposure on their part, even if from other clients. I would imagine that recent volatility can also be a factor. For granted if standing before an FDA...

I still hold DRL because of my belief that you "trade" a stock which you perceive is anyway a value, so if the trade turns against you, you can still come out ahead. I believe the stock has gone down from shorting. My speculation is that the shorts are not privy to any confidential...

You know how much $ this can cost them? That would really put them on the spot.

He wants statistical information. Does this qualify?

Does anyone know what % of IB trades are routed to PHIL, and what % of trades they receive pmt for order flow? Does this all mean the exchange is supporting "good deals" for the market maker and broker (pmt for order flow) at the expense of the customer? Conspiracy between the exchange and MM??

Are you saying the kick backs occur when routing specifically to PHIL?

I hope you have done your own research, and not to rely on anyone, as certain nuances could make all the difference.

Thank you for your contributions to Elite Trader.

...may this indicate the brokerage firms conducted their own behind-the-scenes recent research on the stock, that they fear something is about to surface about the stock?

Contradiction though, because Bill Lussenheide however just recently reported a bearish opinion on Timertrac. http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=71281

This is the type of link they provide for surveys: To participate in the AAII Sentiment Survey, or to view historical survey results, click on the link below: http://www.aaii.com/membersurveys/Sentiment/SentimentSurvey.cfm I don't know the answers to your questions, but would like...

Sentimentrader.com says that 22.4% of the open puts purchased have been from retail folks, as indicated from the fact they were 10 contracts or less, and that when above 20%, may indicate [increased probability] of higher prices to come based on some historical comparisons.

This guy says the crowd is "almost always wrong": Bill Lussenheide-President Lussenheide Capital Management Inc http://www.investmentwarrior.com: "LCM does not rely on emotional or subjective reasoning for trading decisions. Says Bill Lussenheide, 'The crowd is almost always wrong at...

1. AAII SENTIMENT SURVEY RESULTS: "Results as of June 15, 2006: Bullish: 26.41% Neutral: 18.61% Bearish: 54.98% This week's survey results saw bullish sentiment rise slightly to 26.41%, below its long-term average of 39.1%. Neutral sentiment fell to 18.61%, below the...

Good. Can you share your track record?

Do you know if mcoscillator called the drawdown?