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apart from watching myself get pennied automatically, I can only contribute my story about "snakes." a fellow once told me that apps that look for mispriced orders float around and quickly execute against them. Seems kinda cool.

recent articles in the wall street journal and elsewhere indicate that the housing market is being "talked down." this suggests that whatever is going to discount it, will (or will continue to). bonds, subprimes, primes, builders, lumber futures, crude and unleaded (as demand recedes) etc...

markets or black markets ... they're still markets.

deep pocket picking opportunistic ambulance chasing media wave riding lawyers are scum alert.

goes lower first (maybe).

yeah but that was one very, umm, curious deal. the equity in kmart was tweaked somehow, stripped of the liabilities and reissued or something. I didn't follow it too closely but it wasn't the old Kmart (at 11 cents) that wound up going to 20 bucks or whatever.

i think 455 is the number, right?

we covered this already but the book that kicked off the new era is "Portfolio Management Formulas" by Ralph Vince. It's a must read.

a boatload of insider selling should help.

both.

uh-hunh. isn't recess over yet?

they all suck. just trade.

like going to a donut shop and asking if there's a cop in the house.

let's see....1 1/2 million barrels per day, times 66 + dollars, equals...hmmm, I freaking doubt it. we'd have to foreclose on them.

no comprende, hombre. brokers trade for themselves all the time, at least on the 7th floor.

Did you read of the study that was done a number of years after the witch hunt and billion-dollar grab that ruined Mr. Milken's career and Drexel Burnham Lambert that concluded that the net dollar amount of damage done by the technical violations of which he was convicted amounted to something...

no mention of Michael Milken? And how he gave up a billion dollars (the first man to earn that much in a single year) to prevent his brother Lowell from being made the fall guy for some minor techinical violations?

you and einstein. :p

look at the price of NYBOT seats. we've recently had an influx of disgruntled NYSE members. IF that isn't a sweet form of irony with much promise for more, I don't know what is. last year the AMEX crowd came over en masse.

i think it's more like people with add are prone to be traders. see, there's a place for everyone.