Recent content by sobemark

There is talk about Broad Street Securities Group dropping their CBSX registration and forming into a hedge fund. The word on the street is that this has not yet been decided and business is running as usual.

I I believe they are calling for 530.

Just wanted to let all the NYC traders know that the firm I trade with (Broad Street Securities Group) is having an open house this thursday evening in their downtown New York city office. The address is Broad Street Securities Group 50 Broad Street - 16th Floor New York, NY 10004...

Hi .. Broad St is a CBSX broker dealer and only domestic traders are allowed to register - however they work with an international affiliate for all non domestic traders. Hope you have a great new year.

works fine for me...

http://www.bearfund.com/ looks like they went back to being an LLC.

i trade with broad st and i will tell you its not 9.5/1000. Only for the dead beginner it is that rate. They are extremely competitive and even have flat rate structure for extremely heavy volume traders. also, there is not a 3 month lock up. its just an early termination fee if you close...

unless you are with a CBSX registered B/D which DOES NOT require a 7 ..only a U4. CBSX firms are not FINRA !

Why do most novice traders believe the more leverage they recieve the better chance they will have to make money. Let it be known that leverage is a double edge sword and if you don't know how to trade with 2-1, 4-1, or even 10-1 leverage... then 50-1 or 100-1 certainly will not help your...

I work at the Broad Street office in South Beach - just opened ...about 5 traders here...

I have to concur...Broad St is a decent firm..maybe a bit more expensive than some of the others... but they are absolutely top notch when you need to deal with problems and i never had issues with withdrawing funds. This is the last i will say about them since most of you will accuse me of...

i get .0025 and i've been there 2 years and never every had one issue.