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Strategies & Market Trends : Momentum Daytrading - Tricks of the Trade -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: jawd who wrote (1202)	6/30/1998 9:23:00 PM
From: Colin Cody	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2120

jawd, A curious question for all day traders using level ii etc.. do you guys play your trade through a normal online broker IE: ameritrade, schaub, webstreet etc? . Really no sense in trying to use level-II with a web broker. . You need an internet application program like RealTick III from MB Trading. It includes level-II screens that integrate an order button. . Please explain. I am trying to make a decision (and a procrastinator am I!!) I have an adequate Level II screen and I have two or three on-line discount brokers, as well as a few of the "old fashioned" voice/telehone brokers (g). . I have been using the Web Based trading more and more in the past two months. I might skip a few days, and then I might do 5 or 10 tickets one day. Just futsin' around, learning as I go. . I am considering opening an account at MB Traders, or All-Tech, or maybe using an unfunded account at Castle Sec. So my question to you is WHY do "You need an internet application program like RealTick III from MB Trading. It includes level-II screens that integrate an order button? . What's WRONG with using say an Ameritrade? or Wall Street Access? . I hope any replies will help me decide if it is time for me to add another brokerage account (and which one). . Colin