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is there a site such as profit.ly where I can see traders with verified trades? I like the idea of profit.ly but the site is $30/month. I was wondering if there was anything like that free for me to see traders trades and get an idea of what their strategies are?

I'll be signing up today. I'll post about my experiences. Torey from Alpha 7 was a great help answering my questions

You could try Bright. I'm not sure if the profit split goes as high as you'd like but they have access to different asset classes - at least more than you would find at a cbsx firm or something like that

CBSX firms charge 600-1000 dollars for registration, have a 1 year lock-up period and a deposit. On top of that, they make their $$ off commissions, not education. I want a good firm for education. honestly, i understand some of you care about leverage and the cheapest rates but I am looking for...

I've been doing some research. I was previously with TMGC but my account was closed. I'm now going with Alpha 7. I enjoyed TMGCs customer service and I like the deep education. Others seem skeptical but I've dealt with these individuals before and have had only good experiences. I will be...

looks like a douche bag lol

I'm curious too. Were these guys related to IBW?

We're seeing a lot of prop firms and dark-pools/liquidity providers close up now that regulations imposed have slowed down volume. I think this is a trend that won't reverse - especially considering many parts of dodd-frank do not go into effect until 2014.

A lot of government-sponsored agencies act this way including law-enforcement. Nobody wants to admit when they are wrong. They'll always find an excuse to blame someone else; However, do expect them to boast if they ever do catch someone.

Can't believe this thread is still going. I remember reading this before I was a member back in 2010. it's almost 2000 pages long!

JC is a subgroup of WTS the last time I checked. Nevis is owned by the same people and is under WTS international. They do not accept US residents as customers. 10k minimum. platform is really cheap.

there was a thread about these guys a while back. something about them seems shady. They do offer das. they are a subgroup of nevis. Nevis offers some stuff through WTS and then goes another broker for DAS. Someone from there was on here trying to defend them under the impression of a customer...

"party" means gathering of people who have been invited by a host for the purposes of socializing, conversation, or recreation. What these two are are gangs. The aforementioned are not top traders, they are bankers with very particular agendas. Their first allegiance is the gang, the second is...

well then shouldn't you be ignoring those on your ignore list rather than threatening you will ignore them? I don't want to know how that's worked out for you with the ladies ;-)

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lol try this with 'the federal reserve is"

That really is a huge pain in the ass with some platforms. Sometimes you find yourself asking where's the common sense in designing these platforms?

I disagree. having different routing options does indeed matter. there are quite a few scenarios in which having the better execution speeds assist even in manual/non-hft trading.

custom tailors like MySuit can get it done for you if you send them the pic, they can prob send u shots of a similar fabric they have

^^^he must have meant "The market will get your money before any prop firm does"