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What are the numbers regarding "This is what we do: slowly adjust the daily loss limit as the account size and buying power grows." As the website shows the daily loss limit does not grow as the account size and buying power grows As far as your competitors, they normally have tiers that show...

Great to see UK/EU get this. US had free commission for years now. Too bad eToro isn't available in US, its cool to see they also allow crypto which is uncommon in the US for a broker to have both stocks and crypto

what is the coupon for half off?

Awesome, I have confirmed E-Micro Indices commissions are only $0.74 RT which is amazing. But now im curious if $300 margin customers also get this E-Micro Currencies adjustment or do they still have to pay $3/side for E-Micro Currencies? Just want to be 100% sure as your earlier adjustment...

Of course, however, lets see what AMP says, They say its $3 per side for all contracts but I am hoping micro contracts are an exception or maybe they can offer special margin for micros too? Please answer AMP_Global on the details for your $300 margin customers :) Obviously no one else...

Is this active for AMP customers who are using the special $300 margin which is $3 per side? Or will they be charge $3 per side for Micros

AMP futures seems to offer the $15/month for all data(with DOM) https://www.ampfutures.com/trading-info/exchange-data-fees/ I was asking for the $3/month for all data(No DOM) which AMP Futures doesn't mention. Do you pay $3/month and if so, does it work for TradingView?

So I was looking at CME group and notice this https://www.cmegroup.com/market-data/distributor/files/april-2018-fee-schedule-5.pdf So it seems if you dont care for DOM data, you can get the chart data for $3 for all markets. I am just curious if it works for TradingView and which brokerages...

what is the code/link? Hope it works for the $100k package

Do you know if Chase or Citi wire transfer with memo is free? or how much is it. As far as the other people saying send the money without memo and just alert them when sent, Isn't there a chance it gets lost? that would be terrible. Probably minimum is my money gets tied up and I pay fees...

Could you name a few? As Fidelity and TD Ameritrade does not offer this kind of wire transfer online.

It seems most future brokers require this, however, I dont know of any online bank that can do this? Does anyone here know a bank that offers this online?

Not sure if this was the right forum section to place this in, Anyone got any answers or know a better place to ask? Most future brokers that require wire require you to include a "for further credit" memo and seems its best if I find an online bank that has such feature

how much was the discount for?

what was the special offer? would love a discount code if you or anyone else knows one

Hello, I notice on your image it shows the 35 lot allows for a daily loss limit of $1,500 However, on the TraderDock website, the 35+ lot shows only a $1,000 daily loss limit. I am curious which one is correct? & What is your reasoning for choosing the daily loss limits on 35 lot vs 5 lot As...

Alright, so I been reviewing the different prop firms available. And there seems to be many options for day traders but only 1 for swing traders? that being earn2trade I am trying to figure out which one has the best value for your $ and time and this is what I think For Day Traders...

So, I am using multiple banks, Fidelity, TD Ameritrade and simple and sadly none of them allow an online wire transfer with a "For further credit" memo. They just allow wire transfer. I am wondering if anyone here know a bank that offer such feature? or if you could check if your bank offers...

Why not tell us all the hidden fees to expose them to customers? That would deter new customers. Instead, you really gave no verifiable reason.

Worse memory was hands down watching my account blow up due to hope and greed. And not having a stop loss. Terrible, but it gave me the pain that ingrained the trading values I have today which lead me to a consistently profitable trader so its not that bad in the bigger picture