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EXTENDED HOURS SUCK

An SI Board Since May 1999

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Emcee: Herc	Type: Unmoderated

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76	The point is instead of the MM gap open on you the next morning, may be you can	Bald Man from Mars	-	5/31/1999
75	NO. OK I lied. I said I would not post until Tuesday. But having the market	Herc	-	5/31/1999
74	the crummy thing with extended hours is that all our successful strategies will	sim chambers	-	5/31/1999
73	It should be 24 hours a day, 7 days a week ... leave the trading computers on .	Bald Man from Mars	-	5/31/1999
72	Aren't the people who oppose extended hours simply afraid that their scheme	clochard	-	5/31/1999
71	It took them centuries to limit the standard workweek to 40 hours. We the peop	Vitas	-	5/31/1999
70	Vitas, with your upbeat attitude and ability to adapt to change, I'm sure y	somethingwicked	-	5/31/1999
69	"Your spouse goes on for 12 hours and then you go on for 12 hours watching	Mr. Park	-	5/31/1999
68	You're correct James, but the hours go beyond being inconvenient. The hours	somethingwicked	-	5/31/1999
67	What is it about a stock's value as a function of time that is so sacrosanc	jeremic	-	5/31/1999
66	I Vote YES....Your spouse goes on for 12 hours and then you go on for 12 hours	Harold Feller	-	5/31/1999
65	As someone said a few posts pack and as I said in my last post, this will just	Jon Scott	-	5/31/1999
64	Would someone who opposes extended hours please explain to me where I am missin	Kevin McKenzie	-	5/30/1999
63	Take a DEEP BREEEAAATH. The market and YOU will still be, even after !	Mark Osgood	-	5/30/1999
62	NO.....	Craig K	-	5/30/1999
61	$Mogul Did you really mean no?	Jerry Chandler	-	5/30/1999
60	>>>It's called capitalism<<< duh, you finally got one ri	Vitas	-	5/30/1999
59	NO if you are a daytrader YES if you are an investor I am both and make what is	Jon Scott	-	5/30/1999
58	YES. Herc, who says you have to watch every trade? Trading will go on without	ubrx	-	5/30/1999
57	YES, Current trading hours are inconvenient for many investors.	ubrx	-	5/30/1999
56	NO to extended hours trading. Here's one day that no one has to argue abou	C.K. Houston	-	5/30/1999
55	I use limits too, Art. But I can't sit and watch when they fill or adjust m	somethingwicked	-	5/30/1999
54	I can hardly wait until the exchanges are open 24X7. I waste entirely too much	Art Hampton	-	5/30/1999
53	<b>What is it with you Herc? You say you will not cast any more negatives	somethingwicked	-	5/30/1999
52	<i>Staloff says international currency markets provide a model for how ex	X Y Zebra	-	5/30/1999

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