Velocity Futures down?

[ChkitOut]

Quote from FredBloggs:

dale, its very simple. just say 'yes' or 'no' to the following scenario:

a customer has working orders in the market. his pc or internet/network blows up (this is not your responsibility). he/she has no positions in the market currently. he/she needs to cancel those orders because he/she does not want a position if he/she can not manage the position until the pc/network issue is resolved.
CAN YOUR DESK BE CALLED TO CANCEL THOSE ORDERS WITHIN 1 MINUTE?

thanks for any reply.

I called to get out of a trade because my connection cut out.

I had no problems at all. Phone probably rang 2 times.

 

[electricshock]

Was that to cover a position or pull working orders?

 

[ChkitOut]

Quote from electricshock:

Was that to cover a position or pull working orders?

cover a position

 

[electricshock]

Quote from ChkitOut:

cover a position

The fredbloggs post you quoted referred to pulling working orders not closing out a position.

 

[ChkitOut]

Quote from electricshock:

The fredbloggs post you quoted referred to pulling working orders not closing out a position.

ok, i never had experience with that.

 

[M3peat]

Anyone else missing data on Xstudy from ~3:45pm EST to 10pm EST yesterday?

 

[R. Raskolnikov]

anyone who uses MD Trader seeing a lot of momentary pauses as price moves up/down the ladder quickly?

I'm getting a lot of very short freezes (less than a half sec maybe), but taken in as a whole looks fairly non smooth compared to how it usually looks.

 

[M3peat]

Quote from R. Raskolnikov:

anyone who uses MD Trader seeing a lot of momentary pauses as price moves up/down the ladder quickly?

I'm getting a lot of very short freezes (less than a half sec maybe), but taken in as a whole looks fairly non smooth compared to how it usually looks.

I'm seeing it as well.

 

[R. Raskolnikov]

Thanks M3, I figure it has something to do with their server upgrades(?) but wanted to make sure I wasn't the only one seeing these momentary, but frequent, freezes

Quote from M3peat:

I'm seeing it as well.

 

[Dale Box]

Quote from FredBloggs:

dale, its very simple. just say 'yes' or 'no' to the following scenario:

a customer has working orders in the market. his pc or internet/network blows up (this is not your responsibility). he/she has no positions in the market currently. he/she needs to cancel those orders because he/she does not want a position if he/she can not manage the position until the pc/network issue is resolved.
CAN YOUR DESK BE CALLED TO CANCEL THOSE ORDERS WITHIN 1 MINUTE?

thanks for any reply.

It is very simple... and Yes even a WORKING ORDER will get you through to the desk. Not a single Velocity trader in aposition couldn't reach my desk. That's a fact.