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Neovest's IOG (intelligent order generation) is a fully automated system for equites. It is very powerful. The prop firm EGM uses it. www.neovest.com www.egmtrading.com

FYI....There is a good article on these guys (EGM) in this weeks Barron's Technology Week section (6/23/03).

(I know you posted this a while ago but if you are still interested here is some info.) I am a First Alert user and I am also interested in using IOG (Intelligent Order Generation). I saw this press release on CBS Marketwatch. This firm uses IOG...

I have been testing First Alert Quotes versus both AT Financilal and IB'sTWS. They are pretty much all the same, with First Alert sometimes a hair faster. Casey30 you must have some sort of isolated problem. Someone else mentioned a firewall. Maybe your firewall is hanging things up.

Say you were short 4000 shares at .89 because you know someone has a big offer to sell short at the market and you have a bullet for 5000 shares. Then you the next bid is .76 and you sell (nx) 100 shares at .76 for the sole purpose of moving that big market sell short order to .77 and then you...

Technically you are right that it is not called painting the tape. But "ticking a stock down to 76" when you are short at 89 would be considered manipulation because the purpose of selling ("ticking down" the stock) is to induce others to sell/short at lower price. This is infact the...

Since I have upgaded to the newest version I have not had any problems. I have also tried all the others (insight, stock watch pro, linnsoft,etc) and I agree that none of them come close to First Alert. ShortIgnorance, I didn't even know that there were brokers who used First Alert for...

I don't think their pricing is competitive with IB. They are 25% higher.

Latency basically means a lag or delay. You may be getting T1 speeds but it also may be a second or two behind. Therefore, making scalping very difficult. I would definitely ask the provider and run some tests before you start trading.

IB charges $2.40/contract for futures I believe.

What operating system are you using?

That is a very good point.

Thats the difference between Direct Access and firms that aren't Direct Access. I thought Cybertrader was Direct Access?

That sucks. Whats the point of having a universal account? Would you be better off having seperate stock and future accounts?

Nice ad. How many traders in the offices in LA, San Diego, and San Fran?

Do you have a "universal" account with IB?

I think that you should look at a few stocks in the same sector on NYSE.

Or we could see a good number from IBM.

Good point. You are probably right.

Ditto