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I need a chart service that's simple, fast and cheap? Simple since I dont need many indicators, I like looking at the chart with a very basic set up. Fast since Im scalping I need the charts to be up to date, no delay. The cheaper the better. any ideas?

:O I would´ve liked to trade in a pit, sounds like those days are gone, or soon to be gone... :(

I hope you're right.

what about the standar and poors pit?

ok, here´s what I understood, basically an lrp is a point set uo to prevent very abrupt movements in the stock. lets say a stocks lrp is set to 50 cents. this will refresh every 30 seconds, so basically it would only come into effect if the stock moves 50 cents either way in less than...

Solving simple math problems fast can be an indication that someone can make quick desicions under stress, that's always a good skill while trading.

the good thing about LRP is that they'll only come into effect in very fast markets, it has to be a fast market to hit the LRP since it refreshes every 30 seconds, but if they are hit and the market goes to full auction all electronic traders are toast...

Makes you wonder about the real pourpose of the FDA.

this is discusting. Love of money truly is the root of all evil.

Is that the guys showing as MMID TRIM at NYSE level 2?

I havent trade Nasdaq for a while, I wasnt aware that Arca was routing out on otc. Btw Pacific exchange is Arca. On nyse hibrid, are LRP's just a tool for specialists and other guys at the floor to eat us electronic traders alive?

arca market order will hit the best price in arca. same thing on INET. You just need to configure hotkeys for all 3 ecns... But I think some brokers have smart routing softwares that can do that for you.

arca hits only arca... there's no ARCA routed on NASDAQ

sure, why not?

NYSE has an "OPEN BOOK" does nasdaq have somthing similiar? There´s no open book, since instead of a specialist you have several market makers, you can only see the top of book for each MM{the good thing is that you can see who the MM is}. But most of the action goes throught the ecns, so...

I see that Brut/Inet and nasdaq and being combined into a single book? How does this affect order routing? Nobody really knows what it´s going to be like once the single book comes into effect {tomorrow btw...}, order routing will probably become a lot simpler since you´ll basically have 2...

good, you´re already moving some volume. But you´re not yet taking full advantage of swift´s leverage. Be agressive in pushing your net loss up to 1-2k that´s when you start seeing the money.

Try this, join a mayor bank, and try your system [just make sure you let us know which bank so we can short it...]

Around here there's been a lot of talk about it, since there's about 10k ppl whose jobs depend on the industry. Several large books have been closing their doors every week.

100 trades huh? how many shares per day? what's your maximun net loss per day?