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This one is easy for you to figure out, just look at charts or beta's of the SHO A list. http://www.nyse.com/RegulationFrameset.html?displayPage=http://www.nyse.com/regshopilot/nysepla20060904.html

I agree 99% with the above statement. Now why would people hold on to losers....Hope....Doesn't make sense to me.

It depends on the stock. I trade both thick and thin SHO stocks. You have to look at the risk vs. reward of the trade. On average I like at least 2:1. I usually don't scale in, I try to get as much off as possible in the beginning of the move....

I started a little late as well. I always tell people: .... "it's always better to show up later to the party then never at all" rjv

It doesn't really matter if it is the specialist or the floor broker with his e-quote machine. The bottom line is that there is a buyer in the stock.

FYI - NUE went hybrid today. When the SHO program came out a lot of people complained about it (including myself). But now it is the only stocks I trade. Good traders will figure something out, I've already seen a few new tricks.

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sorry, wrong blotter

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+ 750 Below are my days for the month: Date Shares Gross P&L Net P&L 12/1/2006 82,108.00 729.19 393.32 12/4/2006 96,932.00 958.05 508.78 12/5/2006 89,200.00 1,102.40 767.92

It's actually a duopoly.:D But I feel your pain....

11/30/06 68k shs and 666 net. Monthly totals ~ $14,500. I'm back and posted my returns since my last post. Tough month. Too many down days for me, compared to 0 last month. Still working on new strategies.

NYSE is all I trade. You can either try to beat the black boxes and quant programs on NAZ or try to battle 1 fool on the floor. Once you figure out all their little tricks, you can actually make some money.

+100 I have been posting for 5 months straight and will not be posting for a little while. I will be working on some new strategies and focusing on the hybrid market....Good luck to all...

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I made an educated assumption that you don't know how to trade by the way you wrote, but now looking at a few of your old posts I know that my assumption was right. Maybe I was a little sarcastic, just because there are a million threads just like this one and you could have used the search...

I love these Newbies that only care about rates. There are so many other factors that go into making a decision. For example: 1. Stability of firm 2. Reliability of trading system 3. Training that they offer/ Mentorship Just to name a few. I started trading 2yrs ago at a penny a share...

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