Quote from garyk:
NYSE does on their site nyse.com, under "Market Information", then "Data Library". The actual page link is:
http://www.nyse.com/marketinfo/p1020656068262.html?displayPage=/marketinfo/1022221392351.html
Scroll down that page to the Monthly Share Volume by Symbol section, click on the most recent month, it brings up a table which can be cut and pasted into Excel to sort by volume.
Quote from DaveN:
I'm totally in agreement with you lescor. I did the same. As soon as I saw the SPoos tanking, I dumped all of my orders. Yeah, those that stayed made money, but I'm inclined to agree; this was an undefined risk, and I'm not fond of those. That could've been the beginning of a giant sell off, and who knows what was going on at the time. I had visions of 9/11 all over again, and I didn't want to be long the world while the markets were closed for some period of time.
I put some orders in once the EMinis stabilized but got fills on nothing. Kind of an empty feeling not starting the trading day with opens....
Quote from TonySanDiego:
Jheesh...
I turn my back for a bit and look what you guys let happen..
Lack of bullets will probably make my life tougher. I do a lot of shorts and I have been using bullets on almost all of them.
Gotta wonder in who's interest it is to drive out the daytraders. My suspicion is that the pond is getting smaller, and the sharks are finding it harder and harder to feed in their normal manner. So they lean on the regulators to help them gain advantage over the competing carps and catfishes so as to have free run on the mullets.
Just one theory.
BTW Don, I play on PartyPoker (doesn't everybody?), and on PokerStars. Been doing better than in the market, but the swings can be tough to handle.
Market opens in 15 min, I will see how this new thing affects my trading. Had to reprogram my hot keys to add "sell short".
Good trading all.