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Have you noticed the multitude of stocks that trade under $10. The SEC fee is charged on the dollar value of the sale. If you sell 1000 shares of BAC at $40, they get more revenue then when you sell 1000 shares of BAC at $7. SEC fees have been very low (historically) for the last while...

hahahahahahahahaha :D "Silly boy you got so much to live for So much to aim for, so much to try for You blowing it all with paranoia You're so insecure you self-destroyer" Destroyer - The Kinks <object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie"...

Was thinking the same thing. Frankly, most of the people posting on this thread scare the crap out of me.

Well in that case thank you. :)

I havent had a problem with lagging quotes in ages. The only thing that lags is 'open book' for the first 5 mins of the day. So I just turn it off for the first 5 mins. Works fine after that. I don't mind putting up with that as the 'open book' is integrated in the level 2. So going without it...

You don't trade on Laser do you? I trade manually on Laser, sometimes trading as many as 4 million shares a day. A friend of mine who also trades manually makes my daily volume seem small. Neither of us could do what we do on another platform. Been there tried that. If you can find me a...

No Genesis is just retail. For prop you have to go with a sub LLC under Genesis.

Haven't had a problem in a long time. All the old issues have been solved and haven't come back. Runs flawlessly.

First of all, congrats on the very nice call. Were you really only buying 2000 shares per week?

Record volume here. The banks have been nutty, so much volatility in them despite the VIX falling recently. :D :D :D Oh yeah, those waiting for me to respond to pm's. I will get to it tonight.

Most likely Borsellino.

Why do I even bother? Where did I say the bulk of homes going into foreclosure were not sub prime? So regardless of the removal of the 'net capital rule' these 'sub prime loan packages' would have been sold with 35:1 leverage as well? Do you know what the net capital rule was? Whatever...

Take off the tin foil hat. You can blame which ever administration you want, this crisis is not one of subprime mortgages. It is one of mortgage backed securities. Does the date April, 28th 2004 mean anything to you? That's the date the SEC abolished the 'net capital rule'. Allowing this...

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Wall Street on the Tundra Iceland’s de facto bankruptcy—its currency (the krona) is kaput, its debt is 850 percent of G.D.P., its people are hoarding food and cash and blowing up their new Range Rovers for the insurance—resulted from a stunning collective madness. What led a tiny...

Much like in the stock market, you can bitch and whine or you can take what they give you and use it to your advantage. The black male should hire a white guy to go and negotiate on his behalf and pay him $100.

You cant be serious?

Her name is Jessica Wanzie. She's a New England Patriot's cheerleader.

I seem to have struck a nerve. My work here is done. :D

The float is 50,000 shares. At $12 the outstanding was worth a whopping $600,00. Is it being manipulated, of course. If you don't like it go play somewhere else. As far as being called a 'mental case' by you. I am honored.