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- Tradester replied Nov 9, 2010
As others have said slim to none. There are too many folks with a better pedigree out of work right now in line ahead of you. You could look into joining a prop trading firm that will sponsor your series 7, get licensed, and trade professionally for ...
- Tradester replied Aug 29, 2010
Well assuming your average dollar win and average dollar loss are about the same, with a win % of 70, you have a really nice positive expectancy going. I'd suggest you continue what you're doing.
- Tradester replied Aug 27, 2010
Whoa, hold on, trading less and making more? Your broker's going to hate you! Well done.
- Tradester replied Aug 22, 2010
You can create a Charitable Trust. You'll need an attorney to draw up the papers. Once created you can control how the funds are invested.
- Tradester replied Jul 19, 2010
If I REALLY tell you do you promise to pay my mortgage and support my wife and kids?
- Tradester replied Jul 19, 2010
Good question. You'll know when you begin to experience (the joy of) partial fills. Meaning, when you want to trade n contracts/lots/shares at a given price and only a portion of your order is filled at that price with the remainder of your order ...
- Tradester replied Jul 19, 2010
Not sure what time frame you'd like, here's a 15m multi-day view... Cheers. image
- Tradester replied Mar 10, 2010
You may want to look into Market Profile. You can reference the official book by Peter Steidlmayer - "Trading with Market Profile" and/or the book I studied and many prefer by James Dalton - "Mind over Markets". The CMEGroup also has online tutorial ...
- Tradester replied Feb 23, 2010
I have the details about TradeStation... They only offer day rates on Index futures, these are the margin requirements for a single contract with them: DayRates $1,406 - E-Mini S&P (ES) $1,875 - E-Mini Midcap 400 (EMD) $2,000 - Mini Russell 2000 ...
- Tradester replied Feb 18, 2010
One word. WOOOOHOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
- Tradester replied Jan 25, 2010
Hello, I trade us equities, futures and spot forex. My broker is TradeStation Securities. I make a living trading futures, primarily the S&P Index and the Russell 2000 Index. I also monitor the currency futures contracts and may trade them and give ...
- Tradester replied Jan 15, 2010
Ok I'll chime in... Your premise is off. The goal of trading is not to achieve a particular consistent return. The goal is to consistently extract as much capital from the market your skills allow based upon market conditions. For instance lets ...
- Tradester replied Jan 15, 2010
Thanks for putting the links together folks. I'm still a little torn on how I feel about this proposal. It would not impact my trading but if it does impact the industry that's not a good thing. I would much rather see more regulation on the brokers ...
- Tradester replied Jan 7, 2010
PM sent...
- Tradester replied Jan 7, 2010
How far back do you want to go? What sort of data are you looking for? Tick data, daily?
- Tradester replied Jan 7, 2010
I trade spot forex, US equities, and CME futures with TradeStation. They are an excellent broker if you are trading full time. They have their own proprietary platform, no demo accounts, but they do waive platform fees if you have sufficient trading ...
- Tradester replied Dec 22, 2009
Cheers Jay
- Tradester replied Sep 3, 2009
That's a great analogy!
- Tradester replied Sep 3, 2009
I'm sorry it's Tuesday's...my bad.