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Thanks, I'll try to find out whether they integrate with NinjaTrader. Have you tried any of the others listed? In answer to your question, I trade US equities.

I use NinjaTrader (which I'm very happy with) to do automated daytrades in stocks. My broker's technology is letting me down on account of unacceptable unreliability and unavailability, and I want to find something better ... The following brokers apparently integrate their technology with...

OK, thanks. I hope all can get sorted in time for tomorrow's session ...

I think there was a MBT server upgrade last Friday that caused problems... On Tuesday, commissions for some trades done with MBT last Friday were showing as approx 100x larger than they should have been... since then I think MBT has been trying to sort this out. I'd be interested to know...

OK, here's a list of 16 stocks that might qualify today as "Internet Stocks" by Larry Harris's definition ... Ticker Company Sector ABX Barrick Gold Corporation Gold Miner AEM Agnico-Eagle Mines Ltd. Gold Miner AMSC American Superconductor Corporation Clean Energy AU AngloGold Ashanti...

many thanks!

OK, found it! Yahoo Finance gives the info ...

Hilarious!

Elsewhere, I have seen other posters recommend a price range of $10 - $50 for their "stock radar". Why does "price higher than $55" work better for you?

Spydertrader, thanks for adding to this post ... Where can data for "5" and "6" be located?

Thanks!

No, the proceeds from an open short will not count towards your account equity, so you won't be able to use the proceeds to enter new positions, etc. For example, if shorting proceeds are say $10,000 from shorting 100 shares, this amount will be held by your broker towards buying the stock...

In “Trading & Exchanges”, Larry Harris wrote in 2003 (p.253) ... “... Sentiment-oriented technical trading will be most profitable in instruments that are not easily valued ... Perhaps the best examples of hard-to-value instruments are stocks in developing industries like the Internet...

Apologies to the OP if my question below is a "red herring" given his/her opening post, but since it seems some active ETF traders are contributing to this thread, I wanted to get opinions on the following ... Have any of you yet noticed any effect on liquidity/spreads/volumes in respect of...

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he he he he he .... Thanks

Since FINRA imposed increased margin requirements for leveraged ETFs on December 1st, has anyone noticed any effect on quoted spreads, or on daily traded volumes? I haven't noticed any effect in the cases of the few I follow most closely ...

I have stumbled across this ... http://www.traderslaboratory.com/forums/f34/price-volume-relationship-6320.html#post70027

Thanks, Jack. Food for further thought ...

Our final collective act (before we vanish into oblivion) may be a short position in the retail brokerages ...