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bung was just having some fun. GG, give us the specifics: security, time

P2, check the following for a firm that specializes in this sort of audit: http://www.chartpattern.com/chartperfhist2.html

Re your question: http://www.investorwords.com/cgi-bin/getword.cgi?245&arbitrage For similar future questions: http://www.investorwords.com

SilverBullet, I'm a bit surprised that you are/were a prop trader at Swift and don't know about IB, don't know about Bright's presence in Canada, and don't know about something called remote trading (Bright and Echo among many). Are all prop traders at Swift so ill informed? If so, that would...

I think NASD will come down very hard on ST. Now is not the time to be cute and fight them. They have to prove that they are tough and may even go farther than what is called for just to prove it to the media and investors. Based on the info available, I have no doubt that ST did indeed...

vulture, I agree. I read an article in the Economist a while back which mentioned this paradox. That although the Fed had pumped a massive amount of money into the system, it just wasn't finding its way to the right places. They cited something called the Goldman Sachs Liquidity Index which was...

"From April 2002 through May 2002, Swift USA, an NASD-registered brokerage firm based in Toronto, Canada, under the direction of Beck, operated a computer software program to route simultaneously offsetting limit orders for QQQ to The Island ECN solely for the account of its Canadian-registered...

http://www.island.com/corp/campaign/print4large.asp

Here's the original thread: http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=6586 After reading the specifics from the NASD it is pretty clear that what they were doing was wrong. Not that I expect much from a trading firm founded by a chef.

http://www.elitetrader.com/br/

www.etfconnect.com

I think it should be the previous cash or in this example, 1160.70 :) Maybe Don or rtharp can chime in for a definite answer.

Please keep this and other conversations civil. Let us discuss differing ideas in an environment of goodwill rather than hostility. Thank you. :)

hey what can I say? I'm from the old school. Austrian school of economics, that is.

The damage was not from the crash itself but from the extremely tight monetary policy adopted right after.

This article has more quotes from Soros: http://biz.yahoo.com/rc/020627/markets_dollar_soros_1.html

These guys are getting squeezed in a major way. I wouldn't be surprised if they go under. Their offices are empty. I walked into one last year and there were four traders and around 36 empty stations. I repeat...last year! I don't want to imagine what the numbers may be this year. They...

http://www.analogx.com/contents/download/network/nsl.htm http://www.pingplotter.com/

With such a wave of skepticism washing over the market I think that the few IPOs that make it to market will have to be very strong. I'm interested in where you get your IPO information. Here are a few websites that I've found: http://biz.yahoo.com/ipo/...