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man this is so annoying. I have no trouble running sterling programs on XP, but when it comes to running sterling apps on windows 7 I get an error. Anyone else able to?

I think it is funny why loser traders think they are losing because they lack discipline. 99% of the time it is because they HAVE NO EDGE

anyone have any recommendations? I'm not exactly sure on the terminology, but looking for a computer that I log into remotely that is right near NYC Thanks

Yup, just copied the program files. I did try uninstall / reinstall sterling but no success. But really sure where I find "the right flavor" didn't see different options of download sterling

I'm able to remote desktop into the server. I can buy and sell "c" no problem w/ sterling

This program was running fine on my computer. XP Then I purchased a server and am now colocated: Windows Server 2003 R2 I get this error. "The RPC server is unavailable. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x800706BA)" Basically when sterling is calling a quote, this exception pops up. Any...

What is something I can do on both improving the quote speed and the order execution speed that isn't terribly expensive and user friendly

So if you are w/ a broker that uses Sterling what can you do to optimize speed? 1) Get in a data center for faster quotes But your order executions are still going to be slow a $hit. Options?

hmmmm.... I did not know that. It seems like it is missing more quotes. Probably the solution is just to go w/ a better datafeed vs sterling

So I'm trying to get a quote from a specific ECN using the Sterling API. Thing that I noticed is that I'll look at my level 2 box and for the "TOP OF THE BOOK" I notice that the bid for this specific ECN changed say 10 times. Then I look at the quotes the sterling API gave me and it only...

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If you provide on a dark pool Chances are they charge u something like .25/100. How do dark pools even attract anyone who is interested? How can anyone be profitable w those margins

If you look at a time and sales you'll see a ton of trades go off on the market 'D'. If you go to Sterling's website you'll see 'D' is denoted as FINRA. So I called and talked to the rep (who was very helpful) and he said that 'D' used to be the ATF (alternative display faculity). And...

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If you look on sterling you'll see each ecn has it's own symbol. Where can I find a list of these Like N is NYSE Z (I think is bats)\\?

really... they only offered 6:1 max when I called them

Prop firms that have offices in southern California? I know assent use to but anyone know of any else?

http://www.batstrading.com/ now that EDGX only pays 26 mils, BATS now pays 27 mils

coins? bars? gold contracts?

what the heck is this new ecn? NQPX??