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I too also admire MyIE2. Not sure why you want a different browser, but keep in mind that MyIE2 runs on the IE engine, so you're still using IE underneath.

I was thinking about that as well due to some action that occurs during the call. Some NYSE stock took a nice dump during a call the other day, but the symbol escapes me. Does it appear to be a promising tactic?

You'll find that pretty much any ADR is very difficult to trade short-time. The big boys have computerized systems going all the time to take advantage of price discrpencies between the exchanges and doing some serious arbing. Not only do they factor in the prices on each exchange, they also...

ECN's can be a nice alternative when the specialist is playing games. Also, I've been able to get short on ECN's while my DOT order doesn't. Cash

Oh, you mean those extremely knowledgeable individuals who don't know the difference between a bid and an ask?

Is that part in reference to ECN fees?

Hey! Me Too! :D :D :D

Any differences between NASDAQ and NYSE liquidty for the two?

Now that INCA and ISLD have merged, which is the more liquid ECN - INET or ARCA?

I went to OfficeDepot last week based on an ad they had for a UPS. Orig $59.95, but $29.95 after rebates. However they were out of the UPS, so I asked for a raincheck. They said just bring the ad in later and we'll give it to you at that price, even though the rebate period would have expired...

Hi Simpleplan... didn't catch this thread til today. Trade and make money. That's your number one job. Any prop firm that doesn't want a profitable trader has issues. Cash

Get a squawk box... it's live. You get it as fast as Ben can speak and he can speak fast!

Yeah, But it's all for naught if they can still hold it at 1 up! Set my market free!

Didn't you watch the show??? He CAN make good money! He just can't get the good looking babe!

Well, It's 13 days to the expo Anyone want to help make plans to get together for an ET meet... maybe Monday after the expo? Post up here! Cash

I have one and after getting wacked 60 cents in one tick a few times, looked for a clear and concise definition of what constitutes a "fair and orderly" market. All their terms seem quite ambiguous... either that, or I need to take a break from trading to get a law degree.

So, All they need to do is take NYSE Direct+ and do two things: 1. Make it more than 1000 shares 2. Don't let the specialists turn it off Seems like just a couple of parameters to set in the software and they're good to go. As an added bonus, have a real-time openbook. I don't know...

Yes, I understand completely. Yet, you must also understand that I wouldn't see it as a $19.95 deal because I wouldn't think I'd be getting the rebate, thus it would cost me MORE than $19.95.

I had a singular bad rebate experience at staples. I was dissatisfied with the way customer service handled it and so I choose not to shop at Staples any more. With ODP and OMX, why should I? I'm a customer, I had a problem, customer service did a lousy job handling it and thus I choose no...

It doesn't apply to all REBATE situations at Staples, it applies to ALL situations at Staples. I sent multiple e-mails, made phone calls and never got any results. If they can't handle this, OMX and ODP have always done an excellent job, so why shop at a company that doesn't?