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    SEC fees

    http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&postid=1290704&highlight=sec#post1290704
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    Developing a Trading Framework from Scratch

    interesting thread...do you intend to eventually allow this ATS to run totally unattended? Do you think that's possible?
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    VIX at FRESH NEW 52 WEEK LOW!!!!!

    has anyone ever empirically proven that there is any relationship between the VIX and the stock indices or the VIX and anything else for that matter? I wonder if anyone actually uses the VIX in their analysis and how it could be used, quanitatively that is..
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    try to find a good broker in Canada

    oh they did? i wonder whats so hard about adding rrsp accounts...are they legal hurdles, economic hurdles, too much opposition from canadian brokers who would definitely be impacted?? too bad indeed..
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    Bored from Using Goals

    Work on new ideas or if you're really bored get a day job and come in a couple of hours late everyday
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    Rebate me for outings

    Good to know that...I never traded with Merrill so I don't know, but while negotiating with a firm that trades through Merrill, I was told that Merrill will cover losses incurred if their Tradespeed platform goes down...I was actually surprised when he said that, because I'd never heard of that...
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    try to find a good broker in Canada

    Yes you can
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    Automated Trades through IB

    so what dont u like about Amibroker's AFL?
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    Rebate me for outings

    i heard merrill lynch does that...reimburse if it goes down...
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    ECN News and Tips

    Interesting perspective, thanks for sharing...for those wondering what Reg NMS is and why NYSE firms might want to circumvent it, this article might shed some light... http://i.cmpnet.com/financetech/download/REG_NMS_Gatefold.pdf
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    ECN News and Tips

    That's interesting, HoundDogOne, please explain further as to how the NYSE can do that...
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    What would you do with a 100k account in 2007?

    Just out of curiosity, what changes that you see have made you not want to go the prop equity firm route?
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    Why would a prop firm steal your deposit?

    Yes HoundDogOne, I've learned a lot about electronics rebates by asking a totally unrelated question, which is great, because i had no idea about this apparently hotly debated rebates issue... My first post started off like this: "A number of prop firms are accused of not paying their...
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    List of Prop Firms in Toronto & Recommendations

    Although I don't know anything about Questrade and am not confirming or denying your opinion of them, i would not depend on number of feedbacks in the review section of this website as a measure of how good or bad a firm is, since they can be easily manipulated through use of multiple aliases to...
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    Why would a prop firm steal your deposit?

    Viewing it in a Darwinian way, why would you cut off the commissions income stream to steal the deposit? It's a bit like slaughtering the hen that's laying you all those golden eggs, why would you do it?
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    ECN News and Tips

    Well, I only learned about this hidden order priority thing very recently too, so i could be wrong, but... For Inet, here's a paper which states that "Execution priority follows price, visibility and time. All visible quantities at a price are executed before any hidden quantities are...
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    Why would a prop firm steal your deposit?

    When you put up a deposit at a prop firm, are you "loaning someone money" (someone who is a nobody to you, like an acquaintance) or is it like depositing your money with a bank or retail brokerage (an institution)? Is it somewhere in between? I guess it depends on which prop firm you're dealing...
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    ECN News and Tips

    Which part of my post are you referring to exactly when you say "not the case"? Also if you have any links or experiences to confirm, please post them... I finally found a link to confirm that INET hidden orders lose priority to INET displayed orders, here it is: "IF THE ORDER IS CONVERTED...
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    ECN News and Tips

    MOC orders can be useful to initiate/exit a position at the official closing price and only pay a small charge (0.0005 on NASDAQ), but for intermediate to low volume stocks, you may end up paying higher slippage on MOC orders than you would if you try to trade just before the close instead...
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    ECN News and Tips

    For NASDAQ stocks, based on my experience, although EDGX offers a higher rebate for adding liquidity (0.0025), placing non-marketable limit orders on EDGX is not advantageous because you will generally get filled after INET and ARCA. On the other hand, as has been recommended by respected...
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