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  1. SpecialistMan - by John Bogle

    If you want to go after someone big like the specialistman. The first thing you have to do is to take out his security. Dick Grasso was the...
    Post by: Tea, Sep 21, 2003 in forum: Order Execution

  2. SpecialistMan - by John Bogle

    Here is an excerpt from a commentary in today's Wall Street Journal by John Bogle, founder of the Vanguard Group. Good insight on the specialist...
    Thread by: Tea, Sep 19, 2003, 141 replies, in forum: Order Execution

  3. How high can the S&P go?

    Romeo wrote on 9/12 & 9/13: O.K., I'm going to take a flyer.....go out on a ledge.... and say that your prediction will be wrong as a three...
    Post by: Tea, Sep 18, 2003 in forum: Trading

  4. Eurex, Chicago Exchanges get ready to rumble

    As far as the electronic products go you might say that Eurex is the incumbent and CBOT will be the interloper. Eurex advantages: -...
    Post by: Tea, Sep 17, 2003 in forum: Index Futures

  5. Grasso Resigns As Nyse Chairman

    Here is the unctuous Saudi spokesman who IMHO looks like the unctuous Dick Grasso. Adel Al-Jubeir:...
    Post by: Tea, Sep 17, 2003 in forum: Politics

  6. where did the large orders go?

    My guess would be that everyone is working it harder - trying to squeeze that last bit of profit or reduce slippage (costs). I think its true...
    Post by: Tea, Sep 17, 2003 in forum: Order Execution

  7. Grasso Resigns As Nyse Chairman

    The NYSE specialists will be hard pressed to find someone as unctuous as Dick Grasso. The closest I have seen is the bald Saudi Arabian diplomat...
    Post by: Tea, Sep 17, 2003 in forum: Politics

  8. How high can the S&P go?

    So what was with all the wild braggadocio in the previous thread?
    Post by: Tea, Sep 17, 2003 in forum: Trading

  9. NYSE Rulebook

    :cool:
    Post by: Tea, Sep 16, 2003 in forum: Order Execution

  10. Why traders get no respect

    Its happy, not sad. It is boiling things down to what is essential. Instead of running around trying to impress others and get their respect -...
    Post by: Tea, Sep 14, 2003 in forum: Professional Trading

  11. Why traders get no respect

    The only respect worth striving for is self-respect. Once you have it - everything else falls into place.
    Post by: Tea, Sep 14, 2003 in forum: Professional Trading

  12. May they rest in peace: dead firms

    Harbor Securities
    Post by: Tea, Sep 12, 2003 in forum: Professional Trading

  13. looking to move and trade from spain

    How the heck would a foreign country know that you are trading for a living, let alone making a reportable profit? For all they know you are a...
    Post by: Tea, Sep 12, 2003 in forum: Professional Trading

  14. Waxie is back again!

    Waxie seems to be a hit among the Germans I don't speak German, but I think they are talking about using waxie's bald head as a battering ram...
    Post by: Tea, Sep 11, 2003 in forum: Politics

  15. are divergences really worth anything?

    Ouch! I better have another drink. I won't try to dissuade you as I don't need the competition. All I will say is that IMHO a proper...
    Post by: Tea, Sep 11, 2003 in forum: Strategy Building

  16. Globex news ( see website )

    Wonder if IB will change their maintenance downtime?
    Post by: Tea, Sep 10, 2003 in forum: Index Futures

  17. looking to move and trade from spain

    Spain is taking over from France as the world's leading culinary nation. At least you will eat well there....
    Post by: Tea, Sep 10, 2003 in forum: Professional Trading

  18. are divergences really worth anything?

    Saying divergences don't work is like saying retracements don't work. You have to find the right circumstances for each to work.
    Post by: Tea, Sep 10, 2003 in forum: Strategy Building

  19. Is NYSE Price Improvement fair ?

    Its sort of like the saying at Chilkoot Charlie's bar in Anchorage, Alaska: "We cheat the other guy and pass the savings on to you"....
    Post by: Tea, Sep 10, 2003 in forum: Order Execution

  20. How do you find a head hunter?

    Headhunters usually specialize by industry or function - software sales, IT etc. Find someone who has the type of job that you want and has...
    Post by: Tea, Sep 9, 2003 in forum: Professional Trading
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