I'm not sure why people believe that Gox is going bust though. 0.6% of every transaction from both parties has to add up to a small mountain of cash/BTC, definitely more than they could ever have made from Magic the Gathering cards, that's for sure. They may have lost a lot of cash with the Dwolla incident but I'd expect that they can afford it.
Excellent point MickeyT2008 - I never thought of that.
Thanks. If I could find good market trackers like ClarkMoody, and Bitcoinity for BTC-e then I'd switch to them - 0.2% and no chance of interference from the USA with a Russian business. Bitcoinwisdom does do BTC-e but its order book is awkward to read, the moving averages are useful though. Maybe I should just do it anyway since I'm only trading a small amount, which means that slippage isn't really an issue on a low volume market like BTC-e. The trollbox is irritating though, but multiple crypto trading is good - I did quite well there out of LTC when Gox made their announcement and the price shot up for a while, and reasonably well from FTC too.