Recent Content by NY0BScalper

  1. Executions up to the 4th decimal

    Start your own retail firm and provide "price improvement" to the customer order flow. Or pay an existing retail firm to give you access to their...
    Post by: NY0BScalper, Oct 19, 2012 in forum: Order Execution

  2. Fraud growing in scientific research papers

    http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/03/28/us-science-cancer-idUSBRE82R12P20120328 A former researcher at Amgen Inc has found that many basic...
    Post by: NY0BScalper, Oct 3, 2012 in forum: Wall St. News

  3. Problems with Thomas Lanzana's Black Box Pulse prop firm

    Shill alert. Some things never change =D
    Post by: NY0BScalper, Sep 26, 2012 in forum: Prop Firms

  4. For the Wallstreet haters.

    Slippage has nothing to do with zero sum, just with where your orders are filled based on what other market participants will pay. I've never...
    Post by: NY0BScalper, Apr 16, 2012 in forum: Economics

  5. Paying Your Employees So Little That Most Of Them Are Poor?

    The real issue which keeps both wages down and jobs abroad is our anti-business government. Get rid of all the futile, ineffectual regulations...
    Post by: NY0BScalper, Feb 18, 2012 in forum: Economics

  6. Getting started with a Prop Firm (My experience - ongoing!) Lake Street Trading

    To the original poster: If you buy 100 shares and sell 100 shares, do you pay $13? I'll just say the following: if you are indeed a true...
    Post by: NY0BScalper, Jan 26, 2012 in forum: Prop Firms

  7. Why do algos buy in pieces????

    I know what whiteout's saying. If you watch TAS all day, you'll frequently see that particpants break up their orders. 5000 might be 1100 1200...
    Post by: NY0BScalper, Jan 26, 2012 in forum: Stocks

  8. Has anybody ever had a consistently profitable algorithm automated?

    One can't compete with on that timeframe/in that scale without. Lots of firms out there will offer hyper-low rates (relative to rates of the...
    Post by: NY0BScalper, Jan 24, 2012 in forum: Automated Trading

  9. Has anybody ever had a consistently profitable algorithm automated?

    Actually, it was just level I data. Price, size for each market center. No time and sales, so you can't call it price action/price/TA; besides...
    Post by: NY0BScalper, Jan 24, 2012 in forum: Automated Trading

  10. The BIG ECN Thread - get those costs down!

    Eh. From my experience, at least trading products that move (spy has an average range of above 100 cents so that counts as something that...
    Post by: NY0BScalper, Jan 17, 2012 in forum: Order Execution

  11. Has anybody ever had a consistently profitable algorithm automated?

    Thanks, Kohanz, for seeing how presumptive someone is being. There's another option for how my system could have been trading that I haven't...
    Post by: NY0BScalper, Jan 17, 2012 in forum: Automated Trading

  12. Has anybody ever had a consistently profitable algorithm automated?

    I've seen you flame other people in the past and, though I generally agreed with you, found it a bit harsh. In this instance, you're making a...
    Post by: NY0BScalper, Jan 17, 2012 in forum: Automated Trading

  13. Has anybody ever had a consistently profitable algorithm automated?

    I've done it. It took the following: I already had a strategy that worked manually. I saw that automating would allow it to trade on more...
    Post by: NY0BScalper, Jan 16, 2012 in forum: Automated Trading

  14. The BIG ECN Thread - get those costs down!

    I'd recommend getting BYXONLY and NSDQBX, in case there isn't enough liquidity pn EDGA. As far as why people use the more expensive exchanges...
    Post by: NY0BScalper, Jan 16, 2012 in forum: Order Execution

  15. Has there ever been a single documented case of profitable live trades?

    I'm not sure if your first paragraph is sarcastic. If it is, whatever. It wasn't my site, and it wasn't recorded. It was just a live-stream,...
    Post by: NY0BScalper, Jan 15, 2012 in forum: Trading