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Wheendeal, If Title Trading targets mostly proven profitable traders, then where would be the best place to learn that would eventually land you at Title? Wouldn't it be easier to land a spot at a less desirable firm and learn there? -Steps

1. Do softwares such as Amibroker, Sierratrade, Ninjatrader, or Tradestation have decent options analysis/ tradefinders? 2. I understand that optionetics platinum is around $1000 a year. What would optionvue cost? Thanks. -Steps

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Well, it's not actually the leverage you take, but the size of the bet, right? I mean if you bet 10% of your money with 10X it is the same as 1% of your money at 100X. But yeah, I agree, 10X is certainly adequate. Maybe 20X for more experienced traders, but you should never need 100X. If you...

Volume breakdown. I've been trading options only, and now I will probably start trading futures and stocks as well when I switch to an IB account early next month. Most likely I'll use Ninjatrade or similar and eventually program my own proprietary software. I am not quite ready to go...

Just curious, does anybody have a volume based automated trading system they could share that works? Thanks.

Thanks guys. I was looking at ninja trader, and posibly amibroker. Trading is extracurricular for me, I may try excel since I have programmed a bunch in VB but I don't know when I will have time to write a full app.

25k minimum to be a professional trader? What are the other criteria?

What is the best software for an IB feed with this criteria: -Under $100/month -frequence < 5 trades a day -programable -options, futures, forex charting

shucks, like one that gives strategies and how to adjust them as the market moves against you so forth and when to use the strategies, you from a trader who is the man and makes money.

All right guys, stop f-ing around and arguing. So what is the best prop firm to go to and has succesful traders conducting the training (like the guy with the long post mentioned). Spit it out.

Piggybank, Great thread you've got going on here!!! Looks like I have some research to do about prop firms. With regards to your questions, I believe the answer is most likely that you don't have a chance and you should work around the problem. Especially with the economy the way it is...