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Hello, You can also learn about futures by visiting the FREE online webinar at http://www.globalfutures.com/onlineevents.html. I will be happy to answer any questions you may have. Thank you!

You could also go through Global Futures. Our main clearing firms are Rosenthal Collins Group, LLC and Goldenberg Hehmeyer & Co. At Global Futures, we offer excellent service, low rates, and low margins. We have clients from all around the world.

The top of the line platform is X_Trader. This platform gives the fastest execution; it's powered by Trading Technologies.

Hi, please feel free to check out www.globalfutures.com. We have clients from all over the world!

Hi, you can check out www.globalfutures.com. We have retail and professional clients. We will work with you from step one and help you grow as your further your trading.

Strategy Runner is another great execution platform that also offers charting.

Hi Jack, You could also try Forex.

Weasel, That's right, the best way to learn is to sign up for a live simulator. You can sign up for J-Trainer or Strategy Runner, two very popular platforms. Visit http://www.globalfutures.com/platforms/index.html and you will see J-Trainer, Strategy Runner, and more on the left hand side.

Hello, You could also check out www.globalfutures.com. We have clients from all around the world. We offer some of the lowest commission rates and margins, and we pride ourselves on service.

Hello Jack, You could sign up for a free 30 day trial of Strategy Runner. Their platform offers bracketing, trailing stops, charting, trade out, reverse, and more. Here's the link to sign up http://www.globalfutures.com/platforms/runner.html

Hello, I think the Trader's Expo is worth your time if trading is something that interests you. There are many resources there for you, and you can meet other traders, too. They have everything from brokerages to schools. Definately check it out. The website for a list of upcoming dates...

Hi Norm, That's great that you have been successful in trading. In futures (if that is what you are trading?), you can legally trade up to 15 accounts per calendar year without being licensed and registered as a CTA. You would need to be listed as Power of Attorney over the accounts.

Hi Bruins72, You are definately in the right location. Just a suggestion, I think the best way to get started is to work beside an established broker. You could apply for an assistant position and make calls, etc. Then you would be getting the hands on experience to prepare yourself for...

Yes, txuk is right, Millennium Trust is a good IRA company to go with. Last time I checked, they allow you to trade with all but $500. There's also Lincoln Trust, Entrust, and North Star Trust to name a few other alternatives.

Hello there, You can trade futures through your IRA account. However, most of them only allow you to trade with a certain percentage of your IRA account.