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  1. are my commisions any good??

    Just a note on QQQ's. We have some traders that trade QQQ in size and trade a good portion of the trades on the AMEX. The cancellation...
    Post by: Gene Weissman, Aug 14, 2001 in forum: Trading

  2. are my commisions any good??

    Candletrader, Our successful traders have their own style. Some use 3 and 5 minute bar charts and follow the index's that they trade...
    Post by: Gene Weissman, Aug 11, 2001 in forum: Trading

  3. Selling Puts???

    In my thread at ElectronicDaytrader.com, a comment was made about covered call writing , which is mathematically the same as naked put selling...
    Post by: Gene Weissman, Aug 11, 2001 in forum: Options

  4. are my commisions any good??

    jmi0493, Just a note. Daytrading is far from over. Momentum daytrading does not work in this environment. The .01 spread and...
    Post by: Gene Weissman, Aug 10, 2001 in forum: Trading

  5. DATA VENDORS: Which one is the Best????

    Aranha , I have heard good things about Aspen Graphics. I believe ASPEN charting is geared more toward commodity traders. I was mainly...
    Post by: Gene Weissman, Aug 9, 2001 in forum: Data Sets and Feeds

  6. DATA VENDORS: Which one is the Best????

    Aranha, Just a note on REDI. REDI+ is mainly an direct access order execution platform(EDAT). REDI+ charts are really only to be used...
    Post by: Gene Weissman, Aug 9, 2001 in forum: Data Sets and Feeds

  7. Bright Trading and Nasdaq

    SLK (REDI+) does not offer NASDAQ stop orders. Be aware NASDAQ stop orders are "pegged" to the best Bid or Offer on NASDAQ level II, so this is...
    Post by: Gene Weissman, Aug 8, 2001 in forum: Prop Firms

  8. Bright Trading and Nasdaq

    We have been around five years and have established ourselves as a nationally known L.L.C. Everyone in professional daytrading...
    Post by: Gene Weissman, Aug 1, 2001 in forum: Prop Firms

  9. Bright Trading and Nasdaq

    True , but being in this business 20 years-no question suprises me! Gene
    Post by: Gene Weissman, Aug 1, 2001 in forum: Prop Firms

  10. Bright Trading and Nasdaq

    Our rates are .03 down to .0125 cents per share. 500 shares would be $15 at our highest rate and $6.25 at our lowest rate. There is no...
    Post by: Gene Weissman, Aug 1, 2001 in forum: Prop Firms

  11. Bright Trading and Nasdaq

    We offer professional rates based on volume. We start at .03 cents a share and go down to .0125 cents a share-no ticket , no ECN , No...
    Post by: Gene Weissman, Aug 1, 2001 in forum: Prop Firms

  12. Bright Trading and Nasdaq

    I try not to be biased in my replies or tout our firm , but for any interested traders , we offer REDI+ for NASDAQ with links to...
    Post by: Gene Weissman, Aug 1, 2001 in forum: Prop Firms

  13. Bright Trading and Nasdaq

    Just a note . The Bright brothers have a successful trading organization that is built on mainly NYSE trading. As a trader and firm...
    Post by: Gene Weissman, Aug 1, 2001 in forum: Prop Firms

  14. QQQ Traders?

    Just a note to all QQQ traders . NYSE direct (NX route on REDI+) is available on QQQ. If you trade with REDI+ software, you will have...
    Post by: Gene Weissman, Jul 31, 2001 in forum: Retail Brokers

  15. NYSE To Trade QQQ, SPY And DIA

    Leland, Please note that the NYSE prohibits the following activities: breaking up of orders greater than 1099 into smaller quantities...
    Post by: Gene Weissman, Jul 13, 2001 in forum: Trading

  16. NYSE To Trade QQQ, SPY And DIA

    I don't know if other platforms offer NYSE direct. There is a route for NYSE direct on REDI+ software- NX. Call your introducing...
    Post by: Gene Weissman, Jul 13, 2001 in forum: Trading

  17. NYSE To Trade QQQ, SPY And DIA

    Bryan, You got that right. The QQQ specialist is tough. One problem with cancels is that the QQQ trade off the NASDAQ...
    Post by: Gene Weissman, Jul 13, 2001 in forum: Trading

  18. NYSE To Trade QQQ, SPY And DIA

    As qwiktrade has mentioned, if the NYSE has NYSE direct for market orders of 1099 shares or less , for QQQ's, SPY & DIA's(entered as...
    Post by: Gene Weissman, Jul 13, 2001 in forum: Trading

  19. NYSE To Trade QQQ, SPY And DIA

    The primary market for the QQQ is on the AMEX. If you are mainly trading NASDAQ stocks and are now trading QQQ, there are going to...
    Post by: Gene Weissman, Jul 13, 2001 in forum: Trading

  20. NYSE To Trade QQQ, SPY And DIA

    Alot of the AMEX stocks are not that "liquid". Remember , this is a specialist system , not an ECN. There is no "auto-Execution" like...
    Post by: Gene Weissman, Jul 13, 2001 in forum: Trading
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