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lol... nice one... would be nice tough... :(

I tend to have the same feeling... don't like using 3rd party indicators and prefer to make my own, even if they're based on the standard ones... What kind of indicators are you putting together?

I think they're an offshore strictly non-US firm...

Hey dude, Just a heads up... It wouldn't surprise me that many of the folks hitting the: "No, it's a shill named Ron" answer are just hitting "No" on the question from the thread's header... as in Q: "Should evotraderv2 be banned?" A: "No... whatever whatever blah blah" : / :confused:

Oh... that sucks...

Esignal supports excel sharing real time data through DDE... and they also offer (for an extra fee) an enhanced DDE link...

I don't believe any license exam will teach you how to trade... :confused:

Very simple. All it takes is for all bids to cancel at once, and then come back. :) www.nanex.net has very interesting research plenty of such examples.

The hipocresy of these rulings reminds me of cases where people are stopped by police for "driving while black"... in this case these Norwegians got arrested for "influencing prices while human"...

The problem is that if you place a large enough order you trigger an itayose auction and the regular time/price priority stops applying... During zaraba trading the priority is time/price.

There are printers that can print in metal. They even use them to print custom titanium prosthetics for hip replacements and cranial reconstructions. they even have one that prints using stem cells at Wake Forest… they use it to build bladders for transplants. There are many types of 3d...

It won't necessarily affect outsourcing. Since you can outsource the design of that phone you're printing... but it will certainly kill manufacturing as we know it today.

But... on the day of the flash crash all trades in the ES stood... they didn't see anything erroneous about that... so don't hold your breath when filling erroneous even if the market goes down significantly more than 6 points...

@bone. Good call, you're probably right...

The guy didn't put IB over 20,000 transactions on his own... if the ratio for this penalty is 10:1 this means that IB sent tens of thousands of orders to get only a few thousand fills... and this retail trader is getting the hammer for using a trailing stop on his 2 lot position... His trading...

This is weird... since market maker firms are supposed to be exempt from this charge... as per exceptions in point 4 ... of the pdf attached above...

The CME document states that it is the Class A firm that gets fined. So unless he pushed the penalty on his own 3 times during the month sending more than 20,000 orders with the cancellation rate to trigger the threshold... he's got a chance to fight this.

The license exams are about regulation. But focused mostly on the rules that affect the business of traditional broker dealers... related to client accounts, record keeping of documents, and understanding of the products they're selling. I haven't seen any license that covers market...

http://www.cmegroup.com/globex/files/CMEMessagingPolicy.pdf On point 4 of the policy document. it states exception: Class A firms submitting less than 20,000 messages per trading session in a given product are excluded. On point 5. reporting, it states that the reports can be...

On your limit orders... why not use TIF=IOC... so that they fill or cancel immediately? (avoiding the risk of an order sitting in the market while you try to cancel it)