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I had some discussions with another trader on this website, and he mentioned that he was considering trading with Echotrade at one point, but there was some way in which the contract was worded that made him think his capital was at risk more than with some of the other pro firms. I still...

Personally I think Dearborn's materials are the best. Two reasons. First, they give you a ton of questions as you're going along. You may get 100 practice questions by the time you get through the chapter. I always heard how great STC is, but you only get 15-20 practice questions per chapter...

http://www.programtrading.com/buysell.htm

Do a search on this site. You'll find several threads dedicated to Trendfund.

Does +2 and +4 mean +$2 and +$4 (respectively)? Does the '-20' mean -.20?

You mentioned that you traded MRK, TXN and KRB. What's the difference between mentioning those 3 stocks and mentioning 6 stocks?

Don I'm just starting to do openings. Could you list what stocks you're getting filled on also? It would help me to figure this strategy out a little. Are you going to keep posting your bootcampers' trades?

Thanks for the info guys. Not that I doubted you, but yes, you can start the second part early. It took about 2 1/2 hours (was there 3 1/2 hours total with a break and waiting around). Not to give anyone a false sense of security, but the real test was much easier than the practice tests...

You can deduct a portion of your cable bill because you watch CNBC all day. Internet, trading data feeds, computer cost, desk, chairs, a portion of your utilities... (If the IRS defines you as a trader)

Ok 4 billion shares, 500 stocks in the S&P. So on average, each stock in the S&P got hit with 8 million shares to sell?

So it's a 6 hour test, broken down into two 3-hour sessions. What happens if you get done with the first part well before the first 3 hours? Do you have to just sit there for a couple hours twiddling your thumbs, or can you start part 2 early? These 125 practice tests only take about an hour...

On their website: "For bullets, the minimum commission is $10.00 per trade."

http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=7929

No, but at 5 AM every day you have to get up and raid the Bright snack cabinet.

I'm not sure, but I think listed stocks still need an uptick after hours. On a few occassions I have tried to short listed after hours, and my offer was changed to a penny above the best bid.

Actually all listed stocks are marginable, as are all Nasdaq NMS stocks. Also included are some non-Nasdaq OTC issues approved by the FRB. (You see, Series 7 materials actually have some value!) BTW I once shorted an 8 cent stock through IB. (Just 100 shares--covered at 7 cents, I...

When I was at Bright's seminar, they mentioned a couple times that you could spend $100/mo and get news when everyone else gets it, or you could spend $1000/mo and get it one minute faster, or you could spend $3000/mo and get it 5 minutes faster. I forget the exact numbers, but you get the idea...

You probably want to include in your description whether this is the most recent edition.

They gave me a trial 2 years ago, but it was only for a week. I had to have the sales rep come out to my house.

Thanks for the quick replies. Actually, the reason for my concern has to do with trader status. I just talked to my accountant, and he was concerned because I had a month in 2001 in which I didn't do any trades. I have to send him an explanation, because he wants to make sure the IRS won't...