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No Stop limits can be used to buy to open or sell to open. It doesn't have to be a closing trade. We have momentum traders that set the buy stops at new highs. Here is the order ticket on LS trader to buy 500 shares of AAPL at 210.00, with a limit of 210.25. All that is left is to hit buy.

If I understand your question, and I'm not sure I do, you can set a stop or stop limit order to buy when the price is triggered. Good for breakouts.

To be more specific, as a NFA registered CTA, are looking for a legal way to fee share with them for making introductions? I do not understand why you would have to fund an account in their country.

You should switch because we are awesome and if you choose me as your salesperson, you get me too. :D

https://www.nasdaqtrader.com/content/MarketRegulation/LULD_FAQ.pdf

This is not a broker issues but a regulatory and exchange rule. It is meant to reduce the number of obvious error trades. It makes it very hard to buy or sell a stock that was halted in the new opening rotation. It also helps the exchanges like Nasdaq not to have to maintain orders on their book...

Can you provide an example? Are you entering orders 5% to10% away from the last sale, or something else?

Capital Market Laboratories is a new sponsor to ET. I do not think their backtester is intraday, but Ophir Gottlieb might be able to make a suggestion.

What are you looking to trade options on? Equities, futures etc? Then, what markets? We offer equities and options on US listed symbols.

Choosing your trade size to reduce your per options commissions rate is just silly. You should size your trade based on your risk tolerance, size of your account and expectation of profit. If the commission is an issue, your expectation of profit is not high enough.

Well, that is a good rate as long as your order is being handled well. Our rates start at $0.60/options, no ticket fee, including the OCC fee of $0.05. On Silexx, Sterling Trader Pro and Realtick, we offer both SMART and DMA. On LIghtspeed TRader, we focus on and SMART routes. When LVX is...

What is your rate?

What part of those fees are RT commissions- excluding nfa and exchange clearing.

Do you guys even know that he trades futures?

1) Not going to happen 2) Algos that find liquidity cost money 3) Level 2 cost money 4) OK 5) That will be based on liquidity at the time and what routes you have access to. My feed back is that you can't find what you want for free.

Not my understanding, You should ask.

BTW, you can pay for their education without joining, I think. You can also pay for the chat rooms. Good luck.

Are you joining a prop firm for the: Leverage? Education? K1? or because your account would be too small to get leverage in a customer account? Bob

You get a futures contract with whatever settle comes with that contract. ES futures are cash settled, so there is no roll from the CME.

Most of our clients that do this, that are just building their track record but not ready for the LP and management company, simply create an LLC for just that trading. Then as they meet potential investors, they can provide marketing material to get indications of interest or to rum SMA until...