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Brent I think you and I are in exactly the same boat. I'm a junior at FSU studying Econ and trying to intern anywhere taking apps. GPA is not great either but who gives a shit, I spend more time reading books on trading and researching stocks than I do studying so I guess its only fair. Nice to...

Because the war in Iraq has gone so well and every other country on the planet just loves the U.S. right now.

And thats what foreplay and limit orders have in common. Very clever. :)

investopedia.com has a wide range of information. From basic stock evaluation to advanced technical analysis etc. I find it quite helpful.

I recently hooked up a second monitor to my Dell. Though I'm not at all an expert on the subject, is it possible to install one card that supports 3 monitors? Because if so that may be the easiest route.

I'm relatively new at day trading as well so I could be way off. My guess would be that the size of the order played a role in how fast it was executed. I don't know much about level 2 quotes but I believe it indicates where large orders are...and those probably weren't filled because there...

Karma would have been him rotting in a jail cell for the rest of his life, not dying in a mansion in Aspen before having to spend a second locked up.

When I heard the news I automatically thought suicide. Is it so far fetched to believe that it wasn't really a heart attack??

I agree with the previous post. Anything by Gwartney and Macpherson is a good start. I had David Macpherson as a Microeconomics professor at FSU and I remember his book as being very good, although I can't find the specific one he used on Amazon.