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It really takes me a lot of time to scan this thread. 173 pages! Oh, my god. But I love it. Keep it alive.

Really appreciate help and advice I have gotten from ET. It's my time to make some contribution. I start this thread to record my weekly PnL. Hope that I can have the chance to talk with you, learn from you and share our stories with each other.

That sounds a really interesting point. There's someone who prefers low payout. You mentioned that you only traded 60000 and 120000 shares per month. For such low trading volume, your prop firm must charge you a relative high comm regardless of payout rate. As a result, you are charged with...

Agree. IB is expensive. They are well-known and with reputation, but I'd rather go to small prop firms for cheaper fees and similar service.

Just reply to your private thread. Hope it's helpful.

Used to trade with them. Don't worry about BVI. It's not difficult to figure out, through communication or due diligence, whether they are seriously doing business or only wanna cheat your deposit . I used to trade with them and they are good even though I moved to another prop firm for...

Sterling could provide what you need but it seems that they charge a quite expensive fee. BTW, someone told me that it's illegal to mine a vertical ladder privately. Is that true?

Sterling could provide what you need but it seems that they also charge a quite expensive fee. BTW, is it legal to mine a vertical ladder privately?

Comm would never be a problem. Just focus on how to make profits. There're so many prop firms. Personally, it's not difficult to find the one that is suitable for me. There are so many different combinations for all parameters, comm and payout.

I don't believe in purely technical analysis.

Curiosity and greed

Supposing that's true, trading would turn to be a super-easily profitable job.

Sterling for equities, which I have used for a long time.

Agree. It's not about money itself. It's about merit and reputation. If they can steal hundred of dollars this time, they can do this to others in the future and cause much more loss.

That's true. It's very hard to follow live speeches. I guess the reason why you wanna watch speeches live is that you hope to achieve news as fast as possible and then bet according to the info revealed from those speeches. Am I right? I tried to use this strategy before, but finally it was...

Totally understand your point. One of my good friends also encountered a similar situation like you. His broker held his over $8000 deposit for almost one year and refused to give any reason. In the end, he gave up that deposit but kindly post on ET for warning other traders.

Not with this broker. Is it offshore? If so, I don't think you can get your deposit back easily.

Bloomberg, or investing.com. These are two sources I often use. I am not sure that you can watch all speeches live. But you can get important news immediately.

Are you all talking about future prop trading? If not, it sounds so expensive for stocks.

Sounds lucky? really?