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Strategies & Market Trends : From the Trading Desk -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Don Green who wrote (1870)	12/4/1997 2:03:00 PM
From: steve goldman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4969

Don, Watch yourself! If you want to bat around trading strategies, whether you disapprove of any of my opinions,etc. go right ahead. You start to question the integrity of my statements and my firm, you are completely off base and being disrespectful for no reason. I have been posting on these threads for quite a while and in the entire time have done so with great integrity and sincerity. I have tried to take the time to answer everyone's questions regarding market operations, trading strategies, etc. As far as my firm, absolutely we are small. Yet we are memebers of the AMEX, NASD, SIPC and have been so for 20years. In 20 years, we have never had one fine, violation, etc. against our firm. Not one. We lose less than 1% of our clients per year which is a stat I don't think most firms could even contemplate matching. I have been working with this firm for over 6 years and have been head trader for the past two. Many on this thread have called me on many occassions and spent time with us in person visiting our offices. I am hoping that anyone whohas done so might indicate to Don that we/I are infact who we say we are. Main stream companies...because I don't like the way they run their business. I have no desire to be in a large hierarchy where I have to answer to everyone and their mother. Only at a small firm like our's could I be posting on threads like this. I also get a great opportunity to shape the company, to take an equity stake in the company. Also at a small company, I am not simply a lemon which is consistently squeezed. In the end, a small firm attracts me as day trading does you. I gave up practicing law because I completely dislike big firm mentality. <<experience and skill leads to bid names>> every hear of bill gates and how he stayed away from IBM to start a small company called MSFT. as well as anyother great company. All of them start out small somewhere usually by hardworking, dedicated professionals. Company name means nothing. large firms charge customers alot, trade against them and give poor service. I always like going to small restraunts that have great food than a large chain shop. Reconsider your statement that name means everything. To some it does, not to me and not to most. Don, I put my name, my email and my firm behind every post I make. I have no idea of who you are, nor do I care. What I do care about is whatyou can bring to the table for these threads. Don, lets bat around strategies, point out weaknesss in our theories but lets not bat each other. Maybe there is an opportunity for us to learn from one another. Call me anytime...ask for me on the trading desk..800.221.5676. I bet you someone answers your call in less than 2 rings. regards steve@yamner.com