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http://dneiwert.blogspot.com/2007/06/ron-paul-vs-new-world-order.html

I must have hit a sore spot. Ron Paul's economic policy is in the right direction, but his social policies are a step backwards. To just promote one side and not the other, gives a biased view of this candidate. If his social leanings were more moderate, I would definitely vote for him.

He does not believe in separation of church and state. He is arguably a white supremacist. He would overturn abortion law if given the chance. Does that not given anyone pause?

Or maybe they know better? http://pennsylvaniaprogressive.typepad.com/my_weblog/2007/06/ron_paul_white_.html I like Ron Paul's economic initiatives, but to support his social policies borderlines on being psychotic.

What was wrong with it?

I had a similar problem (a disconnect was happening at the same time of day, every day) and someone suggested that my "IP lease" was resetting every 24 hours. My router has a setting for renewing the client lease every 24 hours. All I know is I manually reset my router late at night (when I...

You can download monthlies online. You can also download a yearly online as I recall. Not sure about quarterly. Anyway, if you want to pay for it, fine. But I wouldn't hold my breath for IB to implement this as they don't seem to respond very quickly to suggestions that are outside of their...

But you are missing the point. Your excessive modification of orders is causing IB's profits to decrease due to extra costs.

I'm sure IB is thinking, "With electronic storage, why would you want paper statements?" I would agree. Print out your own statements at your own cost if you want hard copies.

Nice calls Bob. However, I don't have the stomach to hold positions through earnings so I would never feel comfortable participating.

From my experience, I believe the iceberg orders are simulated so you can miss fill opps.

Simple. Gold and silver.

I suspect most people use the bundled commissions through IB.

Just for future reference, if there seems to be an arbitrage opportunity in afterhours trading that lasts for more than a few microseconds, then it is almost a sure sign that one of the quotes is stale (i.e., a phantom quote).

Now by "lost a good chunk of money" do you mean that if you had been filled, that you would have made money? How do you "lose" money when you do not get filled by a phantom quote? By the way, nothing illegal is going on here - it is just a quote malfunction - the quote doesn't actually exist.

It has to be a phantom quote. I see them all the time. Supremely annoying but what do you expect from ARCA?

Not when the banks are just as reckless as the people who piled into their ARMs. There needs to be some good 'ole fashioned ass whooping on some of the banks to cleanse the system of excesses.

What - you want to bail out reckless speculators and their idiotic management of their finances? Maybe you are talking your position.

Cramer has been pressing the "they know nothing" button again. Me thinks the Fed doesn't want to be shamed so publicly and will be quick to cut rates. Good thing we have Cramer to save us!

Problem is that a few days later he will write a bearish article. And then later he can point to either article and say he was right no matter which way it goes.