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Instead of using a automated stops on individual positions I use a portfolio approach. If the whole portfolio of longs and shorts is experiencing a draw down of X% or X dollars automatically bailout of all positions.

NYSE does not pass on a specialist bill to your clearing firm for limit orders filled on the openning print. So you may ask why your execution is gettng charged as billable.

In reference to NYSE if the book gets frozen a limit order priced through the market (marketable) and a market order will get the same price. The limit order priced through will get a price improvement. BUT that will / is changing ! The book will be frozen less often and limit orders priced...

How's about putting together a flow chart accounting for every case ? 98% of development is spent flushing out business logic. Very little is spent actually hammering on keys. If you put together all the business logic the coding part is easy. Most people I work with if they code with easy...

Market orders directed to NYSE specialist take longer to process than a marketable limit order This is not an issue for ECN's that accept market orders. As NYSE gets more and more automated in its matching process this difference will become null.

Traders are simply changing their mode of operation. Instead of clicking buy and sell on their hot list of stocks they are running algorithms and tweaking parameters. ....greg