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hi, im a trader from canada and currently i trade remote. I was just curious if there are any types of deals similar to mine with higher payout. the deal i have is 70% payout Fees : 0.0002/share Exclude ECN fees and rebate Exclude SEC fees and Exchanges Fees $250 for software...

is totalview strictly for trading on the NASDAQ????

ok thanks a lot for taking the time to explain this all to me.

so im assuming that my friends software has nyse book, edge book, bats book bc i can see it on his level II so if lets say i only paid for edge book, then my level two quotes wont show the depth of bats and nyse bids/ask?

i use to trade at swift and the level two looked the same as my friends... i was wondering if it was bc his software included the bats, edge, nye books... bc im looking at trading on my own, and i wanted to have the same view of the market...so i need to know what add ons i should pay for...

so this is my friends level two... does it mean his software includes all the books?

What are Bats book, Edge book, NYSE book, ect If a level II already shows the depth of the market....wouldnt those ecns already be included in the quotes? why is there an additional charge for them, is it something different?

Hi, The software im with has addons __ ARCA book : __ Totalview : __ BATS book : __ EDGE book : __ NYSE BOOK: Can someone please explain to me what the difference of these are?? Why is total view different from the rest? I thought that if i have the add total view that i...

most prop firms that allow remote trading require small deposit 3-5k and charge 250 for software. fees all vary. but the one im with charge higher fees but 90% payout. ive been with others with lower payout lower fees. this just works better for me and my strategy.

congrats bob!

i have an account and i have actually been trading over a year. i still consider myself a total newbie to this game and ive had a struggling week, which makes me want to go starting back to basics. therefore this thread.

good point. i will probably start looking at 3 different stocks in different sectors, for starters. another question although it may seem really newbie ish. how can i define support and resistance?? i see at a lot of price points throughout the day that seem to be support or resistance...

i think this is an interesting topic, i too am looking for more infomation on different ecns and their fees. i will try and do some digging and hopefully can contribute to this thread soon.

anyone?

I am still learning the ins and outs of trading, what do you feel is best way to learn, watching and a single stock every day, or watching a variety of stocks. my goal is to learn more about support and resistance, identifying trends, and trying to identify whether the stocks are...

imo i think that nothing beats trading live for experience whether it be small shares or not. having your money on the line brings out a different trader in you. i can only speak for myself, but sim trading didnt help me, other than for key speed as someone mentioned earlier. a great...

im sooo confused, what happened to the first picture....so many questions but no answers

dv trading only looking for candidates with bachelors degree and high GPA... anyone work here?

oh, i was never really intending to pay anything to learn about divergences, just wanted to get some feedback on what it meant...if it was free info =D

i think you guys are posting in the wrong forum....this forum was started by me asking about divergences...