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Yes! Isn't that the same as index. Dji Nasdaq and the s&p

4 bucks every time you trade. That's ridiculous. You're better off with a retail broker.

But it's program rules are unclear. Some of the programs require licenses. And they do not specify if there is a per share commission depending on the program. I know litespeed has pretty competitive commission but I don't know about these guys.

I got hired for trader 2b but they have a trial period of 500 trades $1,000 profit at .003 per share commission. Meaning you have to hold each trade for at least 5 cents in order to pass. Given you don't mess up and have losses on a trade. So I was wondering how top step compares to this deal.

As long as I'm allowed to scalp with them I know I'll be successful. I was just looking for some more info on the combine, commission or any rules they might have.

Hello again. Anybody have any experience with top step trader trading combine? What should I expect? I am relatively profitable using the lightspeed trading demo! Also what are there commission costs? They don't seem to disclose them on the website. I am going to try to become a funded trader...

if you guys aren't going to be serious don't even bother posting. I asked a question and all I got was a very mean response from JackRab.

Do I need to keep the $13000 in the checking account or could I invest the whole $26,000

So I'd need $13,000 to get $13,000

I have to tough it out for now and work/trade. Although the odds are against me I still believe it is possible. I have a few options trade forex through oanda, trade futures through amp or trade equities through sure trader. Idk if this is going to workout guys.

Does a bank finance that amount of money in a personal loan? What type of bank should I be looking into? I just did better trading and think this is the route I should take for my own financial future! How about any money broker that is looking to get a better interest rate? How could I get in...

I currently have a job and just started practicing my trading with light speed trader demo. I was wondering if they keep track records so I could hopefully have some positive ones and submit them to a financial institution. Like I said before I've been thinking of trading with t3 but I need to...

AMP seems to be for people with a lot of money. For me I think I have to take the 57 and trade stock. Oanda is all right, made some gains in it today. But definitely less efficient than trading stocks. Overall it was an interesting day.

Yeah but the future is a contract it's not good for a trade.

What's the future? Can you trade the future through oanda?

I've made up my losses but there seems to be a spread on forex that makes it extremely hard to make money..

I've recently tried the practice account for Oanda. Not really sure how it works but it's hard to make money. Mostly because of my mistakes. I've also been practicing my series 57 tests and it seems hard to pass. I don't know which is a better road but I am very thankful for my job since it...

Which broker is more competitive?

Yes! I like 1245's idea of taking the exam first. But where should I go for more info on forex. It's going to take me a while before I pass my 57. And I really want to polish my trading skills.

I don't know. It seems the stock market is doing horribly and is very hard to profit. Maybe forex is a good alternative.