Bright on Bullets

MYDemaray · Jun 13, 2003

C_Robinson,

Thanks for the reply. What is the "typical" life of a conversion that you implement at Echo and how much (ballpark) does this cost?

Thanks,

MYD

howardy2k · Jul 18, 2003

Quote from MYDemaray:

C_Robinson,

Thanks for the reply. What is the "typical" life of a conversion that you implement at Echo and how much (ballpark) does this cost?

Thanks,

MYD

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How about at Bright Trading??

howellpar · Jul 18, 2003

I use the 'low-volume' on-line bullets offered by a firm in Orlando through Bright. They cost no more than $0.08/share and I get virtually instantaneous execution.

Bright also offers a 'high-volume' version for about 1/2 that amount. I've not used those because my orders are typically 400 to 800 shares each.

Hope that helps.

nitro · Jul 18, 2003

Quote from howellpar:

I use the 'low-volume' on-line bullets offered by a firm in Orlando through Bright...

What?

nitro

felichka · Jul 18, 2003

Where is, what is it, I want it.
How much do you pay per 1000 shares, 8/10 of a cent ?

howellpar · Jul 18, 2003

PER Share (Each) - Eight (8) Cents. 100 shares = $8.00

Pricing (PER SHARE-EACH) is lower, I think/guess around $0.05.
(1000 shares would then cost $50.00).

BOTH examples EXCLUDE Commissions ($0.004 to $0.01/SHARE) on the ACTUAL Shares Sold (NOT on the Bullets).

Good-Luck

felichka · Jul 18, 2003

Thank you.
It is expensive.

C Robinson · Jul 18, 2003

i hate to but in, but i am guessing that might be a mistake????....no offense howellpar.

BOSS_HOG · Jul 18, 2003

maybe don bright can clear this up for us:

what is the cost of bullets at bright trading?
how much would a 1000 share order of bullets cost??

thanks in advance,
da hog...

felichka · Jul 18, 2003

He mentioned it twice already bullet is $15 per 1000 shares.