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Yes, did trade at wldc. Stories? There are plenty. I mostly kept to myself during trading, but the typicals apply: monitors, keyboards, phones, food. If you have more specific questions I'd be glad to answer. Worldco did have remote traders. Mostly, as far as I know, these were...

Oh.... Memories of 100 and 110 Wall. :D

THis is most likely trades done on arca, brut, inca... Trades taking place off of the NYSE on an NYSE listed issue does not imply dual listing. If you use e-sig, for example, you can type in "symbol=letter representing said exchange" and then look at the volume on that issue. So in this...

SEC considers ban on market access fees http://www.forbes.com/home_europe/newswire/2004/02/10/rtr1254797.html

Yes. That is within the bounds of the rules. Edit: That is, assuming the order was put in near the close. Obviously, if someone puts a limit order in at 3pm and gets a fill an hour later there's most likely a problem! You do mean by the close, yes?

:confused: The stock never traded that low today. If you were referring to the "swing" move that started yesterday: The stock was up today on earnings, not b/c the CEO was bullish on tv. Just clarifying.

Pretty sure that .55 did not trade on NY, but rather otc. So if he routed to ny he would not have gotten filled higher than 31.40.

I don't have my main program up but according to the data I'm looking at right now EK traded total volume of 26.4 million shares. NYSE:18.2 mil. OTC/Regionals: 8.2 mil. (Edit: just looked at ARCA web site: they traded 897,162 shares alone) Based on that you can see that there was...

Detailed explanation on proposal: http://www.akingump.com/docs/publication/620.pdf Comments were due January 5th, so I'd imagine they are still in review and logistics. No idea as to implementation dates though.

Alone, but with an assistant.

Mecro - Again! Ditto on this one (no offense to those whom you refer to as having no clue).

Not that I disagree with you on points, just didn't really care about the others so much. All of what you're saying is true in my mind. lol

Agreeing, in whole, with Mecro on this one. EDIT: Not in whole, but specifically regarding the relevance to individual traders.

No problem. Rule changes are published on the NYSE web site.

You can obtain a copy of the NYSE Guide. If you want the full version, be prepared to shell out around $800 for the full version. http://www.onlinestore.cch.com/default.asp?SessionID=1732757&ProductID=209&WBID={9957350E-BB7C-4ED4-B5C5-7535FCB071EF} For just the Constitution and Rules...

From the FOW news source on 11/26/03: "8x8 Inc-EGHT added to the buy list, tgt 50 in 2006, buy under 5@ChangeWave" :eek: If your target is 50 why do you need to buy under 5???

Forget TASR, see AZO.

The issue of what does a percentage return mean for an individual (prop) trader has come up and been discussed many times. Namely, what does that "50%" mean? Does said trader have some given amount of capital which is swept out each month (or so), ala most prop traders, or is "50%" a number that...

Albeit in many (most to me) circumstances, a HIGHLY limited view of the true supply and demand in said stock.

"I trade coffee, but not while I drink" :)