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My motto is...if a stock should be going up during a futures rally,but doesn't,go short when the futures turn back down;and if a stock should be going down during a futures selloff,but doesn't,go long when the futures turn back up.

Don,one question...if an NYSE stock closes at say $50.00.What price would the stock have to open at if i want to short using an OPG order,not using a bullet or conversion?

And just in case you didn't know, you can enter a short sell limit order at a price below the bid chasing the stock down and stopping at your limit price and the specialist will not fill you on a downtick.

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First of all, i would recommend to NEVER use market orders,especially when shorting.I don't think you would have been filled at the opening price of 61 if you had an OPG order because 61 was a downtick from yesterday's closing price of 61.25.You could have also shorted the stock before the...

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The general public doesn't understand that money can be made in a falling market,through shorting.I hate when people continually ask how you made money today when the dow was down 200 points.I have many times explained how shorting works to family and friends,yet they still don't understand...

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I totally agree with you;only i would change one thing,and that is 4 letters in the symbol.

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what firm are you with seanote?

I assume if you have at least 25k,you can daytrade(retail broker like IB)with 4 to 1 leverage as long as you liquidate the position by the end of the day? So i assume that it is still 2 to 1 for overnight trades,no matter how much you have in your account? Also,is there a limit to how many...

Removing liquidity from an ECN is paid for by the trader to the ECN,where then the ECN gives some of that to the trader that is adding liquidity.For example,to remove liquidity from ISLD,you pay .0019 per share.When you add liquidity,you get .0011 per share.

Instead of buying mutual funds,you can also dollar cost average each month into the QQQ,SPY,or DIA.

According to my response i just got from Nasdaq,their short sale rule requires a full penny above the down bid,not sub-pennies.

So what if you trade a stock like WCOM or some other low priced stock and you want to short it.Sometimes there are as many as 10 levels in between each penny.In this case, would you still have to offer a penny above the bid?

To trade at an office,prop i assume you mean,you do need a series 7.

DAT,why not,since it is higher than the downtick bid?what is the rule exactly?