what websites can i find what specialists trade what stocks. i know i have seen it posted on here several times, but i tried to search and couldnt come up with anything...try plugging specialist into the search and see how many hits you get. TIA.
here's to get you started http://www.labranche.com/clients.html has the list of the stocks they represent http://marketrac.nyse.com/mt/index.html has tons of cool info, like which stocks trade at which posts, but I don't believe they mention the specialist firms
yeah, i guess i have to goto each specialist's site to see who they trade, but i thought somewhere there was a complete listing in one shot.
tx for reply marketrac doesnt as far as i know unless i didnt dig deep enough, but does anyone use marketrac during the day to trade off? bob bright said he uses it but i didnt catch how exactly he uses it. it looks like just a simpler, concise fromat to screen for volume and action through the day? i never kept it open long during the day b/c it drains resources or rather i notice it seems kinds of buggy, freezes up, etc... but anything bob does i am very interested in emulating... anyone use this? if so what is your experience?
know iremeber last time i did this having to goto each specialists website and soem are more convenient and easier to search, while some dont have any lists i thought i remembered someone discussing a site that had complete list and easy tosearch, i am sure one exists but i cant find it. oh well.
used the markettrac today, it wasnt buggy like i thought...it was pretty cool, although no better thatn just a simple screen for most avtive/gain/losers, etc.. but its a neat format
Do you need every symbol or do you just need a few ...if you give me the ones you need i could get them tomarrow for you
yeah, i was looking for a dbase where i could just plug in a symbol to get the specialist firm instead of hunting thorugh each specialists site.... if you know of one i appreciate you informing me either here or PM.