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Right, wouldn't want too many people. And you can always try to meet up with those you're chatting with online if you're all local.

My point is that i'm not interested in a room, certainly not interested in starting and managing one. I'm looking for one or two traders to start a working relationship with.

No takers?

It seems we're not gonna get a decent room going. But we're really not looking for a room, just one or two other traders with complimentary styles, approach. Or maybe you want to work with someone with a totally different approach. A room can become a cacophony of voices, many of them...

So, y'all given up on starting a room?

Can you detail how, exactly, did HFT destroy daytrading? Did they make classic TA like fib's, support/resistance useless?

Great input Gotcha, thanks. Do you know of such rooms?:D That is certainly true when trading discretionary. If one traded purely algorithmically, purely mechanically, and that system is proven to work on multiple markets, then multiple markets can be traded.

Is there anyone form the ny/nj area looking to meetup?

Right. Well considering the apparent failure to establish a trading room to everyone's liking, can anyone recommend a room, or at least speak highly enough of one? I'm looking for one with a focus on intraday trading equity and fx futures.

Where has the OP gone?

Doesn't seem to be a whole lot of interest in that room.

How did this thread begin with a lofty goal devolve into such a spitball fight?

Yeah, IB leaving retail fx was a blow. Still there suitable alternative to ib?

I hear that. But what if this savvy investor wants to trade the cross rates, or has an A book fx broker?

What does it matter? Both noobies and pros come to this forum

Do you have something constructive to add?

I see on the CME site that CAD and AUD futures trade some 60,000+ contracts a day. If spreads are tight, and with daytrading margin, they could be a better deal than FX.

What are the bid/ask spreads like on those futures?

Yeah. What's the advantage of one over the other in terms of spreads, margin requirements, liquidity?

Anyone trade forex through gain capital? What's your experience been with them? Ever since IB and fxcm left or were booted out of the business, there are few choices for trading forex for US residents.