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That may have been your conclusion about Catholicism.

Clarification for Madison: God created healthy cells and created cancer cells, but cancer were created for the purpose of getting rid of totally. Someone who doesn't understand would get the impression a doctor performing surgery is cruel and would leave the cancer behind, thinking he is...

My thoughts: 1. All the conflict that occurred in WWII between Germany and Allied forces is because allied forces had militaries. 2. All the conflict that exists between policemen and criminals is because the policemen carry guns. 3. All the discomfort suffered by cancer patients is...

A stock like Microsoft? Agreed. Trade size of only 300? Agreed.

I'm glad to see you're sincere and not just bickering. 1. About the Bible determining who owns what land: Jews, Muslims, and Christians all believe the Bible (Torah) was given to the Jews at Mount Sinai by God. God created the world, and therefore owns the world; in the merit of owning the...

Thank you for the possible correction. Of course nobody has bad feelings to the Romans over it. Bit of a paradox. :confused:

Glad to see you've got a bit of humor. I do think you should cool down a bit though.

Please read my statement again more carefully. I was not referring to unqualified averaging down.

Fred, I'm not sure where you're coming from, but quite obviously you're still hanging around those microwaves. The reality of modern times is unlike what you're saying as well. In short, The Bible, history, and modern times all say otherwise. Regarding the former: you're not arguing with...

I'm not sure about the secular statehood stuff, but as the HOLY LAND for religious practice for the Jewish people is unquestionably 100% Bible-mandated--and for that matter the One who created the world obviously has the right to decide which people get what land. The Bible is God's instruction...

BTW, thank you.

My suggestion was for all IB customers to place many small options orders instead of one big, at least when buying at ask and selling at ask. My hope: that the broker (e.g. IB) as a firm will have less cancellations relative to fills, and will not be charged by the exchanges, and then maybe...

One more thought: The only stock to choose for day trading is the type that you have a strong sense of the direction of the stock, so that you won't panic when/if it turns against you--then to average down if the trade has become "that much better" in your assessment.

I have reviewed the thread. This is my intuitive take on the matter: I would imagine the MM's observe if retail customers are on the other side of the trade, and have an ongoing calculation of their net positions, whether long or short, and when the difference is significant move the stock...

IB is one of the brokers who charges for cancellations of their option orders. I would imagine that this is because IB as a firm has more cancellations to the exchanges like ISE and CBOE than fills. When possible, perhaps IB customers can be placing several smaller orders instead of one bigger...

See the following link about DRL, currently in the process of a reversal after a big down movement. http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=68129&perpage=6&pagenumber=2 Does anyone knows of a service to scan the market in real time for such things? Please inform.

These were the results of a full market scan: TS at $44 strike price for Dec 2006 offers a forward conversion opportunity, plus pays a dividend, 6.3% annual. next dividend on June 13th. = an interesting play for a conservative investor. The question is if there's a catch to it.

Cute. My thoughts--ideally, they can work together: Using stocks with good fundamentals and value to formulate your watch list, then if a reversal can be identified to "trade". I believe those are the best trades. That was the DRL story today.

There was nothing more comfortable than having a big buyer with a gigantic bid coming through, you buy at the ask, and he bulldozes the price up--the exact reverse of what the shorts have been doing. My uncle sold a large quantity of another great buy in a Puerto Rican bank (FBP) to cash in...

Currently, DRL seems in the middle of a reversal from rock bottom prices, one of the best trade plays. I had of what to say under stocks regarding DRL. http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?threadid=68129&goto=newpost