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www.vestec.com Excellent, lots of self-tailored, charts/functions/indicators. Good analysis and articles too.

PER Share (Each) - Eight (8) Cents. 100 shares = $8.00 Pricing (PER SHARE-EACH) is lower, I think/guess around $0.05. (1000 shares would then cost $50.00). BOTH examples EXCLUDE Commissions ($0.004 to $0.01/SHARE) on the ACTUAL Shares Sold (NOT on the Bullets). Good-Luck

I use the 'low-volume' on-line bullets offered by a firm in Orlando through Bright. They cost no more than $0.08/share and I get virtually instantaneous execution. Bright also offers a 'high-volume' version for about 1/2 that amount. I've not used those because my orders are typically 400...

My towel's been thrown!! I covered my short E-Mini & SPY's. I hurt, I bleed, I was wrong!! As we used to say in Bronco-Land, 'just wait 'til next year'!!

Don't know either, completely flabbergasted (and battered). The Emperor has no Clothes and nobody cares!!

Closing TIME is 4:15pm (EDT). Price - wow, what a crazy day, maybe $995.50??

Same folks trying to 'shut-down' Oscar Goldman and his enterprises - Trader Tech University (TTU) and Vestec (commodity data feeds, graphs, commentary and outstanding TECHNICAL ANALYSIS). Who are these folks? Whose interests are they serving?? Are we losing our 'freedoms' in the marketplace?

I've taken it recently as well. It's not meant to 'sucker' any traders in - it's for 'experienced' traders already trading at Bright. Caracal's right, most of the stuff is 'findable' on your own (as is most any education), but, at least it's presented in a relatively clear 'context'...

I'm with Rickie on this one. Much more gratifying than a simple trading method and tool as described by Don!! Do we get to pick which one(s)? - IBM, C, GE, any at AMEX!!

FRE/FNM have attempted to 'match' their revenues/profits over the expected time period of the mortgages/bonds/instruments involved. It's called 'smoothing' and it's been 'allowed' for some time by 'no objection' from their accountants and the regulators. However, with all the TYC B.S. (cost...

I've traded in the Denver Bright office serveral time when visiting over holidays and during our dreadful Arizona summers. Dave's right, it's a great office. One of their best, akin to Las Vegas, Manhattan and Omaha! But, you need to be a 'true professional' - Series 7, $25 to $50k and...

Oh yeah, still reading, just trying to make it work for me!

Man, wish I was this disciplined, this smart and this well capitalized. CONGRATS!

Keep leaning short, waiting for this market to show it's just the Emperor without any clothes!! But, I'm the one losing my shirt!!

BEST Training class for Series 7 (and they should offer 55 as well) is STC (Securities Training Corp.). I went to the class in Ventura (CA), it's offered all over town at various times. Well worth the money, do the practice tests just before you take the exam. GOOD-LUCK www.stcusa.com

Got to have "Animal House" as one of the very best!! Glad to see someone had the nerve, or opportunity, to take advantage of tading in the States at the far west end of the time envelope!!

Does EliteTrader use AOL as host server? Acts the same way!

Now you've got me (not that difficult, ask most anyone), I don't remember enough of those shows to recall. . . . . But, is anyone else stupid (anal) enough to remember where the "-11 I.Q." came from??

Yeah, your brother knows how to trade WITHOUT semi-inside information (per Cramer's own book)!! And, you, your brother and Eddie do it without incurring the ire of the SEC as well! And yes, he does speak his mind. I've learned that one 1st hand!!

Heck Don, you should get a spot on Cramer's Real Money. Your trading tales would sure beat their constant, virtually non-commital (except Eavis, Greenberg and maybe 'Rev') "analysis to paralysis" elitism's!!