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Can be done quite easily with Realtick (www.realtick.com), but you will have to determine your own definition of "not too expensive". Yes, I do this. JB

You know, I wondered the exact same thing, but I couldn't exactly prove it. I usually don't sit and watch my stop orders, but I did have the chance to watch one and it acted as you described. My sister even called me and ask the same question (she trades IB as well) Def? JB

>How does it produce inertia? I doesn't. www.xbow.com ******************* A major breakthrough was the development of a technology called the ring laser gyro. The ring laser gyro is a highly accurate way to measure changes in angular position ( or angular rate) without the use of any...

>I'm guessing that the gyroscope needs to be >of a certain weight based on the size of the >person its balancing. I'll bet that the gyros are solid state (perhaps the ring laser variety), have no moving parts and don't weight anything appreciable. JB

>Isn't the common stock technically worthless, >since debts outweigh the assets of the >company? Actually, I believe that if you look at the filing, you will find that the debts *don't* outweigh the assets. As I recall it was something like 35/50 in favor of the assets. I assume this is...

I sure it also really depends on the stock you are trading. I was trading CSCO a bunch when I was experiencing those difficulties and on the open it would just clog. JB

>Also, it seems its speeds are only about >that of a light jog, Not to subtract from your other good points, but I read that it topped out at 17mph. As an avid jogger I can tell you that a "light jog" for the average runner is less than half that. JB

>This means, you are either a newbie, or a >trader who doesn't have all his FULL >trading arsenal ! There is at least one other option -- he could also simply disagree with you that Fibs are the bullet that you think they are and he might could produce quite a bit of evidence to that end...

That is correct. JB

Depends. If the bid in question is from one of the "active" ECN's, it should be picked up. Otherwise, no. JB

Yes, and the light is... don't use Selectnet to hit an ECN. Additionally, unless you are using OOUSs (Orders Of Unusual Size), don't use Selectnet to hit a MM -- use SuperSoes. Bottom line, Selectnet is pretty much a dinosaur (as is the book). JB

>Mister Kamen is going to be a very rich man, imo. Uhhh...he already is. JB

Hey Baron, for sure don't interpret any suggestions as pressure to get a move on. We love this place and know how much effort it must take you Thanks again. JB

>well, and the 20 second nasdaq fills that >plague certain firms ::cough:: Now qwik, that is HILARIOUS!! JB

>I am trying to determine if it is actually the feed >or if it is the speed of my computer. I think it is >the latter, as the quotes are much closer when >there is less volume, and my CPU resources are >pegged at 100% at the open. Can't comment on your data feed, but I can say that...

>It's like they want Rain Man trading options >for them. "Definitely sell...Definitely sell...Time >for Wopner" ROFLAO NICE!!! JB

>for me they set the minimum account opening at $30K. >Last time I checked it was a $50K minimum. I remember it something like you Magna. It definitely wasn't 30K when I tried, cause the 30K number makes sense with the PDT rules. I still think it's stupid (and counter productive...

Nice work Hitman. Can't wait to hear the upcoming stories. JB

>The thing is efficient because it doesn't let >you use it inefficiently. Actually, just like in the car, if you choose to use if inefficiently -- you can. All you have to do is rock forward and back and the effect will be the same as alternately applying gas and brake. >First, this...

>Very reliable data, good charting and... well, 40$/mo I used this very service as my backup data provider for some time and eventually dropped them. Their customer service makes IB look like Nordstrom. I even have a acquaintance that works there and the last straw was when threw up his...