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Which ones are you looking for and what do you think the advantages are to each one?

Thanks. That seems to be the most popular one. I'll give it a try come NFL season.

re-route for a couple milliseconds to flash to HFT boys. It goes on everywhere....you just don't know it. Also, not passing on tier rebates....and that is common as well.

I am a small trader. I trade about 250,000 shares per month and pay $.004/share. My firm collects $1,000 in commissions from me and I KNOW they make money on my routes. I have no idea what they pay to clear my trades but it's probably pretty low. If it is $.0005/share they are still making...

There is a big need for "pay to play" stock equity firms in the US. One, it is the only way for smaller traders to LEGALLY day trade stocks. All you need to do is pass the series 56 and join a BD. Not everyone has $25,000 to day trade. (yea, I know....you can trade futures blah blah blah)...

Any ET users have experience and can recommend a good bitcoin sports betting site? I can easily google a bunch but was curious about actual users here. TIA

Yes, to trade with a real, registered prop firm you need to take the 56 or 7. Bright and T3 are examples of firms registered with the SEC.

JC Trading Group has API access with Fusion and Sterling.

So you have been trading a successful strategy your whole life but have no money??? Doesn't add up!! Tower Hill has been talked about on this site numerous times and 99% of it is negative.

Never heard of them and they just registered their website a year ago. Generic website with no real info. Don't mess with startups...they come and go. Stick with the established firms like JC Trading or Bright.

Agree. They are a total scam. If they accept your deposit they must register as a BD or they are trying to sell you useless information. Stick with a real firm like Bright Trading or JC Trading Group.

No firm is going to let you trade with no money up. This has been discussed here a thousand times. If someone says there is one then it is a scam where they make you pay for their "education" first and then let you lose a small portion of the money you just paid.

Agree 100%. If you are in the US just take the 56 and trade with a registered firm like Bright or JC Trading Group.

prop-trading.com is owned by alpha7. That is why the Alpha7 reviews are so high. They came on elitetrader about a year ago pumping their service and pretty much got ran off the site. They have since stopped posting here and I'm not sure they are still in business.