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Anyone know when the Vegas office of Echo will be open?

Thanks.

Thanks. Would you also happen to know if ARCA is proactive(trades with all the other ECN's) in pre and post market,just like normal market hours?

What data provider do you use if i may ask?

Are MM's liable for their quotes in after hours,and for that matter,in pre market?

Can someone please me what the current level 2 quote is for WCOM...i'm seeing a bid of 2.51 offered at 2.39.

The reason people daytrade is to try to reap those huge returns through huge leverage that investing into a fund would never return. It's easy once you rack up a few million daytrading to just sit back and invest for 10% returns. But starting with $25,000 as an investor earning 10% returns would...

Anyone know if it's worthwhile to place bids and offers on ISLD several points below or above the market(mainly illiquid nasdaq and nyse stocks)in the hopes of reaping the profits from someone else's mistake? Has anyone had this happen to them and how often does it happen? Also, if it does...

1)1500 x 15= $22,500 monthly rent,not $1,900. 2)I know firms that will not charge you any monthly desk fee,if you trade say a million shares a month.

I'd also like to thank Dat for his insightful posts on Nasdaq trading and how the different execution systems work. I've learned more from him than any book i've read.DAT=DA MAN!!!

When will the rule start to be phased out?

What joy it will bring to many traders if the short sale uptick rule is ever abolished, thereby not needing bullets or conversions ever again.

Also to add,when placing an order through the NYSE DOT system,orders are filled on a price/time priority;but,even though you may have priority on the specialist's book,you may be on parity with orders in the crowd.So it is up to the specialist to decide how to allocate shares among his book and...

Anyone know what Echo charges for health and dental per month for a single person and a family?

TigerO,if you think daytrading is so risky,then just don't do it.

I think scaling out of a position,especially when you're not totally certain of the next move,is an excellent way to liquidate a position. For example,you're long 1000 shares and you're up half a point,and you're not sure which way the market is heading next,it's good to sell maybe half of your...

I would imagine that most of these so called daytraders that lose money are not trading at pro firms or at least a good retail firm that offers direct access to the markets. And why does one think that daytrading is so risky,when in my opinion,investing can be much more riskier. I know people...

And to add to my previous post,one of the great things about daytrading is the tax savings you get by not having to pay social security taxes or state taxes(if you live in FL,NV,and a few other states). If you make $50,000 a year at a salaried job versus making 50,000 a year daytrading,S.S...

Where did this 95% failure rate come from? My guess is from the media who are influenced by the big IB's. They came up with this number to discourage individuals from pursuing daytrading as a career,which offers unlimited income potential,limited risk, and total freedom from the corporate rat...