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question then is: how to correctly calculate value for stocks, if you don't like the value investing calculation methods?

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yes, that was in a complicated way what i was trying to say ;-)

ah ok, so in this case, if the order is resting on a certain marketcenter, and another marketcenter's opening auction prints $0.50 below your price, there is nothing you can do. but if the order was on that marketcenter which had the opening auction priced $0.50 below, you would have gotten that...

it all depends at which market center your order is resting, and if opening auctions are reg nms protected or not (i don't know, but maybe someone else knows).

just take the stocks with the most volume, lowest volatility (in $), and highest market caps, and you have already filtered out the candidates with lowest slippage.

what i said was: a short term trader, who doesn´t use qualitative input (fundamental analysis for instance), but just uses the order book, some leading indicators, historic data for his instrument and his leading indicators (charts) is using fixed inputs as well. therefore, this game this...

A looong time ago (in computer development time), a computer beat the best human player in chess. Yes, chess is different in that it has a fixed amount of variables, but aside from qualitative data, the amount of quantitative data that a human being can process for decision taking in short...

could you explain us the rules please?

why human traders do what they do: to make money. that should always be the fundamental reason for winning traders, whether mortal or silicon. in my opinion, you can build a winning computer trader on winning edges, not on mimicking what a human trader would do.

it´t not who you are trading against, it´s why you think you can do it better than a computer? If a computer can do it better, than in the end you´re margins will get lower and lower.

in which context you are talking about?

scalability

*Arbitrage: computers: definitely better. *Making a market: in electronic markets, black boxes can react much quicker than a mortal can. *Technical analysis: A properly programmed computer, why wouldn´t it be able to recognize patterns just as well as human beings? *Fundamental...

maybe because the rules for floorbrokers are different than for you.

i see the same thing happening to me as well. i don´t know the rules regarding to this, but i sure hope the specialist isn´t screwing me over to get his buddy on the floor out before me.

economies are best helped by non-intrusive governments imo. high spending and borrowing by government is intrusive.

maybe try without dde()

Rule of Law and a non-invasive government.

In what way? I was actually thinking of moving down there, thinking I would be able to handle the dirty parts.