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You may be right, but don't you need some hysterical price move upwards to confirm that it is at the end of its move? Personally, I don't see gold being hyped the way internut stocks were during the bubble.

Again, seems like a giant waste of money and resources to me. I doubt it gets thumbs up from any game company that I know of. If you want, I'll just be quiet and let everyone tell you how great it is going to be.

I guess I find your suggestion too similar to simulated trading accounts that already exist. They don't have the flash of what you are talking about, but I'm not sure people are going to be drawn to your game just due to flash.

Not to be a downer but I play a lot of console and computer games and this sounds like a very unfun idea. I would wait for your game to hit the $1 bin before considering buying it and I would only do so out of curiosity. I believe that trading does not make a good game. The only thing that...

You bring up a good point. When I play tennis and my opponent is yelling, I know I've got a good shot at winning. In the Australian, Gonzo looked like he wasn't quite as fit as Federer. That can be all the edge that Federer needs. Federer has an air of invincibility around him and it seems...

Seems like it is hard to crown him the best ever when previous generations had to play with wooden rackets. That being said, Federer is the best I've ever seen (on TV). I will always remember him taking out Sampras at Wimbledon when Sampras was still playing well...

Good old SEC - protecting the little guy from himself! Certainly a person with $2.5 million is so much more knowledgeable about money than a person with $1 million. Makes perfect sense to me. SEC can go to hell.

My criticism of Cramer's Mad Money show is that he uses the closing prices of the stocks as his entry price for telling people whether they could make money on his picks or not. Everyone knows you aren't going to get the closing price as your entry price (because of thousands of tag along...

Now that's a BIG IDEA.

No, not free. But rates are nice for international calls.

Skype?

Cramer blew that internut call, but I could have sworn he said to start selling tech after he wrote that article. Not that I like Cramer - I detest him. But I don't think he was bullish all the way down either.

Man what a crock.

Seems like you were overcharged. But I have had discrepancies between my daily statement and my TWS before. I would look at your daily statement for today when it comes out and verify they overcharged because the daily statement is the final word.

Did you get filled on AMEX?

Don't know about NYSE fills through the specialist, but busting can occur on NYSE ARCA.

How many days has the TWS given you the "warning: we are forcing you to upgrade soon" message? Could you not have upgraded at your leisure (i.e., when real money was not on the line) instead of the night before - to make sure that nothing adverse would happen when you did upgrade? IB might...

Sorry, no sympathy from me when you've been given plenty of warning of the impending upgrade. Being prepared is part of the job.

Did you try File-->Restore Settings (from a previous day) - or did that not work?

Man, I just noticed this today. Was anyone notified of this commission change before it happened? Did I miss it? http://www.interactivebrokers.com/en/accounts/fees/commission.php?ib_entity=llc Assuming IB did not notify anyone before they changed their fees, then this is another instance...