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http://www2.idg.com.au/infoage1.nsf/all/735EB5E6A0D63032CA256B11001D517A?OpenDocument fwiw - article from Australia

My computer guy says win2000pro all the way.

Most people are averse to the squawk when they first hear it. It takes some getting used to. Some people grow to love it; I'm sure many, many people do just fine without it. It does give you a sense of the current emotions on the floor. There is another squawk at los.net - it is more laid...

It's been a while, but..... On the menu bar, choose Tal Alarms. You probably need to have a saved symbol list (.slf) file. When you don't specify your own stock list, it gives you all stocks, and the thing goes crazy. Under the "options," I would always uncheck "verbose mode" to make it...

Did he mean does the PDT Rule Apply? e.g. could a non PDT-designated trader cover an intraday position with options, thus avoiding the "day trade" that could push the trader into the PDT classification?

The PDT Rule: http://www.nasdr.com/filings/rf00_03.asp A <b>proposal</b> about options & margin: http://www.nasdr.com/filings/rf00_15.asp You may wish to contact the nasd.

There is a PDT rule discussion here: http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=1938&perpage=6&pagenumber=1 If you don't want to deposit the $9K or lose margin, you also have the option of transferring your acct elsewhere.

Yeah, it was awful. Baron deleted a link and he re-posted it once. Thankfully, ET survived this vicious assault.

http://www.sec.gov/answers/shortsale.htm Short sales must be on margin. You have to borrow the stock before you sell it. The brokers do not have a choice - it's a rule.

<i>would I have been allowed to post a message like this soliciting someone to my branch office??? </i> Only if you are paying Baron. That is the difference.

<i>Who hires entry level traders?</i> Being a broker, you probably already have a 7 and 63. That puts you a step ahead of true "entry level." Most (?) prop firms will also require the 55.

http://www.investrio.com/opportunity/compensation/override.asp This is hilarious. The key to a pyramid scheme is that the "product" has virtually no value. I would love to see their amazing methods. Amway meets Wade Cook. I guess it had to happen eventually.

The curiosity is killing me. http://stripper-faq.org/ (no adult content, believe it or not)

<i>what content would that be?</i> As if there are so many profitable traders posting a day-by-day journal and answering questions. Who cares if he works for Worldco and they did not pay the anti-censoring extortion money? How does it hurt Baron to have Hitman post here? How can it be...

And for anyone considering the products of any advertisers, ET discussions have little value. Anything negative, regardless of truth, has been deleted.

It really does not matter that much, I don't think. You need real-time bid, offer, and prints..... pretty simple. I assume you mean NYSE. http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/search.php?s=&action=showresults&searchid=25321&sortby=lastpost&sortorder=descending

Me too.

How about free beer? That would pack them in. Or are there compliance issues with getting seminar attendees drunk? :)

http://www.daytradingstocks.com/lessonsandeducation.html Not exactly what you asked for, but worthwhile reading nonetheless. (and free. free is always good) There are 4 pages of education links.

<i>who has time to filter out the bs</i> You're right. Reading a news wire can be a full-time job. Some pro rooms have an intern or employee read the news stories out loud.