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That's when the specialists are not required to post pre-market indications of the range where they anticipate opening their stocks. If you use this info, be aware that it won't be transmitted when Rule 48 is invoked. Usually due to extreme pre-market moves in the market as a whole.

Hi Guys, I'm still here. Lots of good info so far. I'm going to check into Compustat further. Thx, Cash

Unfotunately, not that complete a source.

Can anyone recommend a source of analyst upgrades/downgrades data? I know of briefing.com and it's archives, but they don't cover a lot of stocks. And Yahoo's historicals are just briefings with a wrapper. Any other suggestions? Thx, Cash

We're not looking at HFT type traders. (But we have come up with some stuff on benefitting from them ;) ). This particular request is for hedged strategies with swing trading timeframes.

I'm looking for a source of historical data WITHOUT survivor bias. You know, when a company is bought, or goes into bankruptcy, or is delisted, or some other such thing, their symbol basically goes away from all historical data sources that I can find. So if you're doing backtesting it's...

Yeah, I don't think Don's going to be buying anyone a Mercedes Benz... last time he mentioned doing that, I don't think it went exactly as planned. ;)

Yeah, it would pretty much kill all that trading, plus others, widen out b/a spreads, and leaving the average Joe investor screwed as well from both the stock and the lack of liquidity which would make it a double tax. But in terms of collecting, it wouldn't be like the IRS. You can bet they'd...

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Sorry guys, that was a one-time thing I stumbled on. I looked around a bit more, but it only gets worse from here:

OK, This isn't MY trading station... but looking at the size of those "monitors"... this looks like it's from good 'ole days of trading:

I'm looking for a website that has crunched the numbers and provides the daily values of various technical indicators for stocks. So far, the only one I've found is this one: http://www.insidestocks.com/techrept.asp?sym=IBM I'm looking for things like RSI, momentum, Bollinger bands...

If you want some good deals on Vegas hotels, check out this website: http://www.vegasmessageboard.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=13 They always keep on top of the absolute best deals.

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I think the expo may be on the way out. The exhibitor's floor was the smallest I've ever seen. There were some that were noteably missing such as Ameritrade, Schwab, Fidelity, etc... they always had the big booths which meant big dollars to the expo. There were still quite a lot of...

Only if you meet with fellow ET'ers while you're there! :D

Good idea. I'll be there Thurs-Sat.

I was wondering if there were any ET'ers getting together at the LA/Pasadena Traders Expo.

Cool, buy an oil ETF, and when the price gets outrageous again, buy a gianormous SUV at a great discount with the profits!

It's not just about the number, it's the story with the number: (http://www.thestreet.com/_yahoo/story/10504842/1/dividendcom-salesforcecom-letdown.html?cm_ven=YAHOO&cm_cat=FREE&cm_ite=NA) What the future holds is ALWAYS more important than what happened in the past.