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<0> that's a good question
<1> by having different sessions
<1> we could choose which market to fill the order
<0> ahh
<0> that would sort-of solve the liquidity issue
<1> already the SEC is going to make it so brokers have to try and fill at the best price
<1> yes
<0> the future is bright for electronic trading
<0> that's for sure
<1> yes it is
<1> but nasdaq is expenseive
<1> expensive
<0> howso?
<1> on a p/e basis anyway
<1> than again
<1> its growth looks good
<1> .q ndaq
<2> NDAQ (nasdaq stock mkt) last: 31.91 +1.64 5.14% (Vol: 3186063) Daily Range: (30.18-32.24) Yearly Range: (16.93 - 46.75)
<1> wow
<1> 5%
<1> was there any news?
<1> http://www.thestreet.com/_yahoo/stocks/brokerages/10288429.html?cm_ven=YAHOO&cm_cat=FREE&cm_ite=NA
<2> Tiny URL: http://tinyurl.com/qrd8c (URL by jim)
<1> Nasdaq's Greifeld Plans LSE Discussions
<1> i don't think that could cause a pop
<1> Over the last month, the Nasdaq has built a 25% stake in the London exchange through a series of block purchases from other shareholders
<1> wow
<1> i didn't realize it was upto 25%
<1> To date, the exchange has spent $1.37 billion to acquire 57.8 million LSE shares.
<0> yeah
<0> 25%
<3> .d ndaq
<4> .d :: NDAQ :: No Dividend
<1> Prior to a recent 25% correction, Nasdaq shares had more than tripled in the past year to a high of $46.75 in late January.
<0> I wish ameritrade allowed buying/selling of LSE listed shares
<1> you can buy the pinksheets
<1> adr
<1> but yea
<1> i wish they allowed us
<1> to buy london
<1> i wanted to buy PRTY.L
<1> .q prty.l
<2> PRTY.L (partygaming) last: 128.00 +4.25 3.32% (Vol: 0) Daily Range: (122.03-131.5064) Yearly Range: (67.00 - 179.50)
<3> is that party poker?
<1> yes
<3> yea
<0> yeah me too
<0> is that $128 USD or GBP?
<0> pence
<0> not pounds
<0> or is it pounds
<0> ?
<1> pence
<1> it's 128pence
<1> london quotes in pence
<1> not pounds
<0> ok
<0> so 12.8 pounds
<0> right?
<1> 1.28 pounds
<0> oh
<0> that's cheap
<0> that's like $3
<1> most shares are listed around there
<1> something like that
<0> .f prty.l
<4> PRTY.L :: No O/S Data
<0> hrm must be a monster float
<1> it is
<1> goto partygaming.com
<1> it's all listed
<1> it's like a $8billionUSD company
<1> wow
<1> i didn't realize
<1> how great ndaq's earnings growth
<1> has benn
<1> been
<1> forward p/e is only 20
<1> less if you include its LSE shares earnings
<1> !return 57 70
<5> The Return rate for 57 -> 70 is: 22.8070175439%
<6> HI
<0> howdy
<6> lets trade stocks
<6> i got insider info
<1> heh
<1> insider info loses more money than it wins
<1> did you know that?
<0> jim: those people are getting the wrong info ;)
<1> jcv: it's still insider info
<1> =P
<0> yeah
<0> there is such a thing as disinformation
<0> CIA uses it a lot
<1> susposedly
<0> see!
<0> that's exactly what i'm talking about
<0> ;)
<7> hmm, we may soon have a single global market
<1> =P
<1> panini: i doubt single
<1> but we may soon have global markets
<7> one stock exchange for the whole world
<7> well, each market is expanding
<7> becoming more and more global
<0> the important question is
<0> what's it going to be called
<1> lol
<0> "Globex"
<7> WorldEx
<1> what's wrong with "Nasdaq"
<1> it doesn't refer to a specific location
<0> nothing's wrong with it
<0> i think we need something to unify the globe though
<1> Until 1987, most trading occurred via the telephone, but during the 1987 market crash, market makers often didn't answer their phones.
<1> LOL
<7> The NASDAQ Global Select MarketSM
<7> Effective July 1, 2006,
<1> hah
<1> they own 25.1% of the LSE
<1> so now
<1> they can block
<1> anyone else
<1> from buying iot
<7> they'e quoting performance numbers
<8> GIVE ME ALL OF YOUR HOLDINGS, BUNGHOLIO
<7> trades executed 31% faster than NYSE
<7> but there's a problem
<7> the "N" in NASDAQ still stands for "National"
<0> iNASDAQ
<7> they'd have to change to GASDAQ
<0> problem solved
<0> ;)
<7> hehe
<1> Despite the high tech image of NASDAQ, squirrels have brought down the electronic exchange twice. A squirrel knocked out the power in 1994, and the NASDAQ system failed to roll over to its battery backup, causing an interruption in trading of one half hour. [10] In 1987, a squirrel entered a transformer and caused a power surge, halting trading for 82 minutes.[11] Other instances of downtime have occurred when computer systems have unexpectedly rebooted or softwar
<9> hehe
<8> invest in squirrels!
<8> they're nutty!
<0> omg
<0> that was punny
<10> ph33r my blackness!
<0> is the TSX open tomorrow?
<11> yes
<11> it is
<10> yup
<10> it'll be a boring day though
<10> .asia
<4> Asia: (^SSEA 1714.556 +1.12%) (^HSI 15972.31 +0.48%) (^N225 16038.23 +0.42%) (^STI 2445.98 unch) (^TWII 6887.30 +0.11%) (^KS11 1331.79 +0.70%) (^KLSE 928.12 -0.28%) (^BSESN 10975.38 +1.51%)
<7> nice!
<8> .russia
<8> .mumbaai
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