Quote from tradeoes:
rtarhp:
You can also use OES for listed. Not that I'm bias or anything but I think it is a great line to NYSE executions.
mskl:
1. Know the rules for NYSE Direct+. First off your broker has to have NYSE Direct+. Lots still don't. Second you have to understand when it works and when it doesn't.
2. If they don't show your limit, you can call your broker and have them call their DOT liaison or the specialist may be in the process of putting a large print and you may be part of it. The specialist try their best to make a fair and orderly market and sometimes that's not showing your order. Remember, they make a lot of money, the whole world is looking at them waiting to see them make a mistake, and they aren't going to lose it for your order. Just something to keep in mind.
alanm:
right on!
Jeff--
www.tradeoes.com
Jeff,
1) I'm not a big fan of the limitations:
30 seconds
1099 limit
they still post a size of 100 shares even after the balance of a bid/ask has been filled in essance freezing the market - in this day and age it should be simple to post an updated quote immediately
2) They post your limit orders but IMO, not in a timely manner. It should be immediate for EVERYONE to see
There certainly is many ways to take advantage of the rules on the NYSE - but for the novice trader, the lack of visibility as compared to the NASDAQ can make it very difficult.