Recent Content by klein

  1. Any firms hiring with no capital contribution

    For ETG's proprietary traders there is no capital contribution required. For the retail customers ETG requires a capital contribution.
    Post by: klein, Dec 3, 2003 in forum: Prop Firms

  2. Any firms hiring with no capital contribution

    I trade for ETG in NY and I can say definitively that ETG is not going bankrupt. People who start these type of rumors should get a life. It is...
    Post by: klein, Dec 3, 2003 in forum: Prop Firms

  3. bullets getting shot

    conversions are included in the rule http://www.sec.gov/rules/interp/34-48795.htm
    Post by: klein, Nov 18, 2003 in forum: Order Execution

  4. Most popular stocks for daytrading

    ADI is a very popular daytrading stock although it's not for the weak hearted. It has one of the highest betas in the nyse, good volume and...
    Post by: klein, Nov 11, 2003 in forum: Trading

  5. what happened to ES, NQ, & YM at 15:51

    The ES had intra day resistance and resistance on the daily chart at 1048-1051, it just happened to occur at the close. If you look at the...
    Post by: klein, Oct 31, 2003 in forum: Trading

  6. How did everyone do today?

    I was short 10k shares of jblu going into today, so I would say I had a good day.
    Post by: klein, Oct 24, 2003 in forum: Trading

  7. shorting the jumping cat

    This was a lucky trade. If it had not been for a bad earnings report this thing would still be going up, and don't even say that you anticipated...
    Post by: klein, Oct 21, 2003 in forum: Trading

  8. SpecialistMan - by John Bogle

    An exchange specialist has up to 30 seconds to cancel a listed order posted and preferenced to them. In a fast moving news stock that can be a...
    Post by: klein, Oct 4, 2003 in forum: Order Execution

  9. STAA closed? How to get info on stocks not trading?

    Checking the news on Yahoo or Marketwatch would have taken less than 5 minutes. It is foolhardy not to check the news on a stock you are planning...
    Post by: klein, Oct 4, 2003 in forum: Order Execution

  10. shorting the jumping cat

    With all due respect. Is your risk profile always inverted? Willing to risk a lot more than your reward? ie. risking 9 or 10 points to make 3 or...
    Post by: klein, Oct 4, 2003 in forum: Trading

  11. shorting the jumping cat

    No offense but arent you supposed to buy strong stocks and short weak ones? If this is not a case of picking a top then I dont know what is. It...
    Post by: klein, Oct 4, 2003 in forum: Trading

  12. Reading the specialist

    I can definitely tell when there is a different specialist trading my stocks. Different specialists have different styles and tricks. These...
    Post by: klein, Sep 18, 2003 in forum: Order Execution

  13. NYSE Rulebook

    If you read the book you will find the order handling priority with regards to price, size and time.the nyse MUST follow the sec rules. I spent...
    Post by: klein, Sep 16, 2003 in forum: Order Execution

  14. NYSE Rulebook

    The series seven book will tell you all you need to know about NYSE order handling rules. Dearborn and STC produce the books for the seven
    Post by: klein, Sep 16, 2003 in forum: Order Execution

  15. Any good online stock screeners out there?

    the best screener out there is tc2000 http://www.tc2000.com/
    Post by: klein, Sep 13, 2003 in forum: Educational Resources