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To: William W. Dwyer, Jr. who wrote (1701)10/30/1998 11:36:00 PM
From: Dave Triplett  Respond to of 7382
 
O.K. I'll conceder that response as reasonable. Perhaps some of us take pleasure out of sharing while others hype and still others feed false information for reasons of their own. Most of us are looking for an edge and are willing to spend the time to pick the tiny flecks of gold hidden in the sand.

One small fleck I found (many of you may already have found it) is watching the tick chart on a fast moving stock, is the same as time and sales info. Each stock has its own tempo and cadence and can be used in timing ins and outs. I enjoy this thread somewhat better than others. Good luck all.



To: William W. Dwyer, Jr. who wrote (1701)10/30/1998 11:49:00 PM
From: DAETrader  Respond to of 7382
 
Has anyone tried using RML Trading (http://www.rmltrading.com) their commissions are only $14.95 per trade and they don't seem to have a lot of additional expenses like some of the other trading firms that offer a similar price per trade. I am currently using MB Trading and I am making about 15 trades per day many times capturing 1/8 to 1/16 per trade (win or lose). I find that MB Trading's commission schedule is most advantageous to someone who is trading 1000 shares and more. Being a new Day Trader, in the beginning, I tried to trade only 100 to 500 shares in order to get a hang of their system and the commissions ate me alive, not to mention any loses. Any feedback would be helpful.

thanks