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  1. sucked in by reverse splits of otc/pink stock

    www.otcbb.com on the top part of the page the first heading in the row of headers you should see daily list when you click on that you...
    Post by: Imagine, Feb 1, 2007 in forum: Trading

  2. sucked in by reverse splits of otc/pink stock

    could you please explain where to find the daily update on otcbb.com?
    Post by: zdreg, Feb 1, 2007 in forum: Trading

  3. sucked in by reverse splits of otc/pink stock

    the two daily update on otcbb.com should give you a forewarning you can sign up for a daily update email
    Post by: Imagine, Feb 1, 2007 in forum: Trading

  4. Question about intermarket arbitrage

    If a company is listed on both the TSX and OTCBB, can I buy a share on one and sell on the other? Or does this only work with big exchanges?
    Post by: closdubois, Feb 1, 2007 in forum: Strategy Building

  5. A boring market

    Mea culpa. However the range will still be attenuated based on example pre-Fed speak.
    Post by: duard, Jan 30, 2007 in forum: Trading

  6. Pictures of your trading stations

    lol, that would be pretty sweet. Originally, I was looking to get a 47" LCD and plug up my computer to it for trading. I may still do that if I...
    Post by: bandit77, Jan 27, 2007 in forum: Hardware

  7. Who is the best broket for OTC and pink sheet stocks

    Most retailish brokers charge flat rate $9 or so per trade...when you're trading OTCs and buying 25k shares of a stock it's nice to pay flat rate...
    Post by: blast19, Jan 26, 2007 in forum: Stocks

  8. Who is the best broket for OTC and pink sheet stocks

    What do mean about just begining. Is it complicated or something. Ameritade want's 2K to open the account, Scottrade only want's $500. And I...
    Post by: millydog, Jan 25, 2007 in forum: Stocks

  9. Another One Bites The Dust - Resume Help

    Yeah, my vote is with this one. It's totally 100% believable and just a shading of the truth (you still did the minor consulting) ... you can...
    Post by: JimmyJam, Jan 22, 2007 in forum: Professional Trading

  10. Wyckoff - Different Markets easier to read?

    Thanks Mokwit, that makes sense. However isn't there a possibilty that for the S&P stocks there are more of *them*. That a number of "pros"...
    Post by: hustler, Jan 19, 2007 in forum: Technical Analysis

  11. Wyckoff - Different Markets easier to read?

    You have to look at smaller stuff that is small enough for *someone* to be able to mop up the free float. S&P stocks are way too large for that. I...
    Post by: mokwit, Jan 19, 2007 in forum: Technical Analysis

  12. Tampa Bay Traders

    actually i vote for thur also, i've some stuff i gotta attend to on fri
    Post by: otcstockfund, Jan 16, 2007 in forum: Hook Up

  13. Reg SHO List

    It's 'kiting', like in checks. You sell things you don't own, and basically, pass the fail to a buddy, who then passes it to another buddy. By...
    Post by: flytiger, Jan 12, 2007 in forum: Stocks

  14. Housing Rolling Along 2

    I just made an educated guess without confirming with NAR. By definition a "Buyers Market" is a minimum of 7 months of inventory. That sets the...
    Post by: TrendSailor, Jan 11, 2007 in forum: Economics

  15. Housing Rolling Along 2

    Given the national context this is exceptional. The national average I believe is closer to 221 - 284 days. TS
    Post by: TrendSailor, Jan 11, 2007 in forum: Economics

  16. Housing Rolling Along 2

    Relative to the rest of the state my last metric showed it #1. TS
    Post by: TrendSailor, Jan 11, 2007 in forum: Economics

  17. The next MNCS?

    where can i view the non-messed up chart?
    Post by: ginux, Jan 9, 2007 in forum: Stocks

  18. The next MNCS?

    ???? http://finance.yahoo.com/q/ta?s=AMNT.OB&t=3m&q=l&l=on&z=l&a=v&p=s Is it newly listed? It looks deserted to me.
    Post by: ginux, Jan 8, 2007 in forum: Stocks

  19. Pink sheet executions

    In some instances some Market Makers do not have to show orders in pink sheets and OTCBB stocks, while others do. For example, I am a market...
    Post by: tampatrader82, Jan 3, 2007 in forum: Order Execution

  20. MB Trading - ETFs?

    Look at it this way. An ETF is a stock. A closed end mutual fund, is a stock. They are listed on either NYSE, Nasdaq, AMEX, OTCBB. Therefore,...
    Post by: dougman100, Dec 30, 2006 in forum: ETFs
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