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  1. Van Buren Securities

    Bryan Roberts, There is a complete list of direct access brokers on Chris wheeler's website DayTradingStocks.com at...
    Post by: Gene Weissman, Feb 8, 2002 in forum: Prop Firms

  2. Bright, what is the catch?

    noddyboy, L.L.C.'s generally do not take customer accounts. Contact each individual L.L.C. for their membership & capital contribution...
    Post by: Gene Weissman, Feb 8, 2002 in forum: Prop Firms

  3. Bright, what is the catch?

    Just a note on matched pair trading. If you are a matched pair trader with 100k in capital, it would make alot of sense for you to trade at a...
    Post by: Gene Weissman, Feb 8, 2002 in forum: Prop Firms

  4. Van Buren Securities

    Direct access order execution software(as we now know it) , with ECN's and an all in one order excution platform began around 1996. The Direct...
    Post by: Gene Weissman, Feb 7, 2002 in forum: Prop Firms

  5. Van Buren Securities

    They are a Chicago based L.L.C. and are a very legitimate firm. They clear through PAX clearing. They are a well established L.L.C. and have been...
    Post by: Gene Weissman, Feb 7, 2002 in forum: Prop Firms

  6. Direct Access Shakeout

    Just a note on Direct Access Retail. The $25,000 dollar minimum for pattern daytraders has hurt the direct access retail business. .01 spreads &...
    Post by: Gene Weissman, Feb 5, 2002 in forum: Retail Brokers

  7. Daytrading SPY and BBH

    airspeed, I think the "better" execution on the NYSE for small orders, may have to do with the NX route or the fact that the NYSE is...
    Post by: Gene Weissman, Jan 30, 2002 in forum: Trading

  8. Daytrading SPY and BBH

    The example was BBH this morning pre-market. During the day the BBH is liquid, but not as tight as the SPY or QQQ. When I say trade smaller size...
    Post by: Gene Weissman, Jan 30, 2002 in forum: Trading

  9. Daytrading SPY and BBH

    Just a note. Trading ETF's on ISLD is fast, however you will give up price improvement-for speed. There is no price improvement on ECN's. Many...
    Post by: Gene Weissman, Jan 30, 2002 in forum: Trading

  10. Daytrading SPY and BBH

    Just a note on ETF's. The liquidity of exchange traded funds may vary. The most liquid are the QQQ, SPY, DIA. The Biotech Holders (BBH) , while...
    Post by: Gene Weissman, Jan 30, 2002 in forum: Trading

  11. Snake oil marketing on Elitetrader

    Just a note. The reason there are so many "snake oil" type merchants and proven "trading systems" for sale is because being a successful trader...
    Post by: Gene Weissman, Jan 27, 2002 in forum: Commodity Futures

  12. Brokerage recommendations

    Just a note. Trading Options on futures(I assume you mean Long premium & spreads) would be considered a high risk strategy ,and probably not...
    Post by: Gene Weissman, Jan 27, 2002 in forum: Options

  13. NYSE Charges

    ShortIgnorance, I know the question was asked to Don, but in general if costs are reduced for clearing firms(SLK,PAX), they are not necessarily...
    Post by: Gene Weissman, Jan 25, 2002 in forum: Prop Firms

  14. NYSE Charges

    ShortIgnorance, Bright , ECHO and LWS will give traders rates of .01 per share. If you can't make money at .01 per share, at what rate...
    Post by: Gene Weissman, Jan 24, 2002 in forum: Prop Firms

  15. Worldco LLC

    Have a great weekend to all. By the way, Tony OZ-I agree with you 100%, you can now trade at home-systems, connectivity has gone down in price. I...
    Post by: Gene Weissman, Jan 18, 2002 in forum: Prop Firms

  16. Why NYSE?

    Well put Robert Tharp. Most of the price improvement is having your 1000 share or less order matched with large institutional orders at a...
    Post by: Gene Weissman, Jan 18, 2002 in forum: Prop Firms

  17. Recommendations on Options Software

    freehouse, Thanks. That site looks very interesting and if we have any traders who use excel and want option software I will pass it on...
    Post by: Gene Weissman, Jan 18, 2002 in forum: Options

  18. Why NYSE?

    stock777, (Example) Very often at the end of the day the specialist may have a large seller or buyer. Say the market is 30.70Bid X...
    Post by: Gene Weissman, Jan 17, 2002 in forum: Prop Firms

  19. Why NYSE?

    esc_trader, If the market is 50.20Bid X Offer50.30 and I send an order to Buy 5000 GM at 50.30, I might get my order completed a at...
    Post by: Gene Weissman, Jan 17, 2002 in forum: Prop Firms

  20. Why NYSE?

    For many traders NYSE is the place to trade. If you trade NASDAQ, the NYSE seems like it's trading in slow motion. The NYSE offers increased...
    Post by: Gene Weissman, Jan 17, 2002 in forum: Prop Firms
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