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  1. Highly selective trading

    I would think another method of capitalizing on the "big" move is to increase your size when that opportunity presents itself. If you...
    Post by: SteveD, Jun 30, 2002 in forum: Trading

  2. Most consistant daytrading style

    In this market I trade only two or three big Nasdaq which have over 20 million daily volume, which is over 3 million shares per hour, assuming...
    Post by: SteveD, Jun 27, 2002 in forum: Trading

  3. Those annoying LSPD "traders"

    I would guess they catch the tail end of some market orders. Someone sells at market for 1000 shares but that last 47 or 68 etc gets done at the...
    Post by: SteveD, Jun 25, 2002 in forum: Order Execution

  4. Negative People in a trading office

    LOL, I am not ranting or raving. My opinion is that a trader should use any and all tools that are available to him. This market is extremely...
    Post by: SteveD, Jun 22, 2002 in forum: Prop Firms

  5. Negative People in a trading office

    I would think that people that trade without any input or information from the market (CNBC etc) are just asking to be killed at some point. The...
    Post by: SteveD, Jun 22, 2002 in forum: Prop Firms

  6. How much do you actually make daytrading?

    My suggestion: Learn 2 or 3 stocks really well. Track them tick by tick. Find stocks under $25 with over 15M average daily volume. Start...
    Post by: SteveD, Jun 19, 2002 in forum: Trading

  7. Is Daytrading a Random Event?

    First, I would assume most people would agree that Poker is a game of skill, not luck. This is the reason it is legal to play in states that do...
    Post by: SteveD, Jun 8, 2002 in forum: Trading

  8. Daytrading profit potential

    Anyone know how many public companies in Livermore's day? That would be interesting to know. It is silly to compare today to that time. Hell,...
    Post by: SteveD, Jun 4, 2002 in forum: Trading

  9. DOW Crashing ?!

    DOW 30: Can one make a true comparison since the makeup of the Dow is changed from time to time. A more honest method would be to maintain the...
    Post by: SteveD, Jun 3, 2002 in forum: Trading

  10. Daytrading profit potential

    One Stock Trading: Dell has traded intraday over 18 points cumulative for the month of May. This means the "meat" of the move which would be...
    Post by: SteveD, May 31, 2002 in forum: Trading

  11. Daytrading profit potential

    I think most traders have huge unrealistic expectations about trading because it is "theoretically" possible to make a zillion dollars. People...
    Post by: SteveD, May 30, 2002 in forum: Trading

  12. trading--Gamble or Serious Job

    When a BD comes out with a "strong buy" rating on a stock all of the brokers pick up the phone and start "selling" that stock to their various...
    Post by: SteveD, May 27, 2002 in forum: Trading

  13. trading--Gamble or Serious Job

    If I take $100,000 and buy a Subway sandwich Shop I am making a very smart, long term investment for the future. I have to worry about the other...
    Post by: SteveD, May 27, 2002 in forum: Trading

  14. Daytraders / CNBC report

    Did I hear correctly that the Bear Stearns report on daytrading say there were 40,000!! active traders doing 25% of the Nasdaq and NYSE volume?...
    Post by: SteveD, May 2, 2002 in forum: Educational Resources

  15. Anybody making any real $$$???

    Anyone can be taught to make a foul shot fairly easy. I think trading is more akin to making the foul shot in OT with 30 thousand people...
    Post by: SteveD, Apr 21, 2002 in forum: Prop Firms

  16. Selling short an IPO

    I thought your BD had to have actual possession of the stock and since it would not be cleared for three days you were unable to borrow unless...
    Post by: SteveD, Apr 15, 2002 in forum: Order Execution
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