RE: [dlevels] Execution software.

["Ron Nuckles" <rnuckles@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

try 
Tradeportal. I love there system and the people are great. There are never any 
sys failures even on busy tradeing days like last weds when the fed dropped 
rates half point and mkt went nuts. i been useing tp for almost two years, i've 
used others but glad i found tp. 
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  size=2>-----Original Message-----From: Kevin Bryant 
  [mailto:mntlblok@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]Sent: Friday, January 05, 2001 4:32 
  AMTo: dlevels@xxxxxxxxxxxSubject: Re: [dlevels] 
  Execution software.
  I stopped using CyberX for the same reason.  
  RJT.com will hold NASDAQ stops and even honor them when their market maker 
  screws up.  At $5 each way, might be worth a try.  Putting all the 
  stops back in every day was a real pain.  Especially if computer problems 
  occurred.  I've learned that the stops are triggered the same way as with 
  CyberX - bids or asks have to hit the stop number, not just the 
  price.
   
  Kevin Bryant
   
  
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    I have beeen using CyberX software from 
    CyberCorp in excess of one year to trade Nasdaq and NYSE stocks, and have 
    recently started to experience failure in the execution of Stop Loss orders 
    while trading online.
     
    Additionally as I am based in HK, most nights 
    (US Markets opens at 10.30pm)  I have to leave my computer on line when 
    retiring to ensure that the stop positions are active.
    If there is an interupption to the ISP feed, 
    there is no guarantte that the stops remain active.
     
    Finally it is necessary to re-establish the 
    stops at the start of each trading day.
     
    Are there other traders that are happy with 
    similar trading software packages that allow Stop Loss orders to remain 
    active until removed, irrespective of the logon status and that consistently 
    are activated when the Stops are hit.
     
    Any suggestions would be 
    appreciated.
     
    Thank you
     
    John Field.
     
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