Recent content by orion504

I was provided the link to hammer demo at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTVJMdTHDZ0qL28ot9yFoDw

Yeah regardless WealthSimple does sell order flow or not, its 3% fx fee is deal breaker. Also, its app is deadly slow and often frozen at opening time. TDA does not accept Canadian residents (TD Direct Investing instead, this sucks!), leaves us no choice but IB :vomit:

WS charges 3% round trip of fx fees for trading US stocks. So no no. The only thing I notice is https://nbdb.ca/pricing.html, $0.95/trade, there are some fine prints as well but I think it's fine. Is that what you mentioned @BlacknBlue? Edit: IB charges $0.0035/share, not per trade. Not sure...

What's wrong with the question :joy: Seriously, like tomorrow do we know what symbols are starting to be traded, and from what time? I mean I would like to ask if there is any place we can find for that kind of info.

Does anyone where we can lookup the opening time for IPO like ABNB? Thanks.

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I can answer question 2 and 3 from my observation: 2. My friend has account on Lightspeed, started day trading from Feb until now, from premarket to 4PM everyday and there is not a single day he got connection or order issue, even at opening time 9:30AM. Pretty solid, I have to say, since I got...

Hello, do you have a rough number on the end to end latency for retail?

Hi, non related to the question, but may I ask what is the advantage of Sterling LST compared to Sterling Pro so that you choose LST one?

Thanks for your info. So basically AlaricTrader will not charge more on top of ECN fees or keep the rebates, in the other words, exchange fees are passed-though, right? Most brokers provides waive for platform fee if some level of monthly commission is matched, do you provide the similar?

I cannot find anything related to exchange fees/rebates from AlaricTrader. Can you provide one? Also, as per previous post about Alaric, how is the client's deposit secured? Listed under FSC seems not the same as listed under some US counterpart like SIPC, for e.g. how is client's deposit...