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Good show. It goes to show that too much inherited wealth can inhibit your passion or creativity to excel in something. Alot of these youths seemed very lost and confused (especially the European dudes). They also grew up in dysfunctional households. It was pretty enlightening.

Everyone from the office secretaries to the GM. Heads will roll!

Beckett was lights out! Great game and the better team won, but we'll be back next year! ______________________ THE EMPIRE WILL STRIKE BACK!!!

Goddamn Wells should spend more time working out in the offseason with Clemens and Petitte instead of drinking beers, eating burgers and badmouthing other teams. I still like our chances with Pettite on Saturday at Yankee Stadium. We'll need some help from the Ghosts of Yankees Past on this...

Why use Itunes when you can get it for free? Can't understand that concept.

FINALLY, we have a series! The first 3 games put me to sleep... GO YANKS!!!

If you lose money, you most likely have to make it up in your trading account before you get a commission check. If you quit or are fired, however, you're not obligated to pay losses back.

Hey...if you got the cash, might as well spend it! It's one thing to have a large payroll and quite another to know how to use it! Boston and LA are prime examples. P.S. Just kidding about the senior citizen barb. I'm just paraphrasing what that lovable fat-ass Wells said. I know that...

The first game don't mean squat. Boston can tell you that. Anyway, Petitte will get us the split tonight! Those senior citizen, Red Lobster blue plate special eatin' Marlin fans better keep their heart medication handy. GO YANKS!!!

Alright, no more mud slinging. I'm in a generous mood since my beloved Yankees won! Anyway, I understand your point. But you have to realize that your payout plan is only good for people who trade huge volume for relatively low P&L. Then it works in your favor. For the majority of us who...

I guess WCOMTrader and AnonymousTrader went to the same grammar school! They're probably the same person anyway. But hey...at least they're super rich because they lease Benzes and vacation at the super exclusive Club Med (while living in their parents' basement and eating Cup O' Noodles...

I see why you're AnonymousTrader. I wouldn't want to reveal myself either if my spelling skills were as pathetic as yours. An uneducated moron like yourself wouldn't understand my point. Good luck with your penguin mating and solar eclipse trading technique, idiot.

How can the Cubs win when even their own fans are sabotaging their efforts? If that ball in the eighth inning was caught for an out, the floodgates wouldn't have been opened and Chicago would've won!

Hey, no need to get defensive! I'm just stating the facts! You implied there were no transaction charges from your example and I'm just educating our readers that this is bullshit. Once you start taking liquidity, then your commission model falls apart and reality sets in! So for the...

This is a great deal for a trader, but how the hell does the prop firm stay in business? In the above scenario, the ECN pass-thru costs ALONE would cost you $6,000 (assuming approx. $3 per 1000 shares and no rebates). Now I ain't no mathematician, but even this dimwit knows you can't make a...

Wait 'til the Cubs face the Yankees! They ain't seen real pitching yet!

True, but price improvement works against you almost as much as it does for you so everything evens out. The person covering a short position in your scenario gets screwed.

Ain't nothin' gonna slow this Yankee juggernaut down! Cubs or Marlins will be mincemeat!

He means that you get a better price than your posted LIMIT order price. This is what price improvement means.

Buy Stop and Sell Stop orders will take precedence over your static limit orders. These also take precedence over traders who go market at the same time as the stops are hit. I'm not sure why this happens but you have to be aware of it.