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Good point. Trying to give dollar estimates about trading in general is like saying all musicians are wealthy. Apart from the 90% that will fail, those succeeding will have varying numbers based on: what they trade/how they trade and the bucket shop they trade at.

I'll sell you mine with a forged tony signature for 100$

Any idea of what price range BMW will be marketing it around? Is it in repsonse to the low-end model Mercedez is coming out with next year?

Wow, your story is all too familiar with mine. I currently work as a hotel bellmen, after deciding i didn't want too pursue a career in my education. So, in order to continue to trade i went back to work full-time and opened up my own account for swing trading. As long as your comfortable...

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I miss following his swing experiment...any idea where he is?

until these clowns turned it into a pissing contest.

4537, those damn sharpshooters in the back have pretty good aim.

Here are some threads you should check out: http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=28523&highlight=ib+canada http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=20584&highlight=toronto+prop+firm...

pt-> there's no harm in seeing if it's right for you or not...BUT.....if you've noticed on elitetrader success in day-trading on the NASDAQ is few and far between the glory days of the past. Swift Trade is ideal for someone to start to learn the basics, but since you say you're not a newbie...

3 months or 3 years? lol...

What's your proven track record to earn trust in your career dream?

Do what i did, study sociology/criminology, work at a nice hotel as bellmen on weekends & evenings - use your days to trade.... Flirting with hot 'cougs makes the job all worthwhile

LOL, nice post - I would also point out that the credit traders in my office were the most consistent, it's kinda like a skill that just gets better with more shares.

Hey guys, which firm would you recommend for an intraday-swing trader starting out with a small u.s.-based account? I was almost settled on IB, but I don't want to be held to the PDT rule if i pickup more than play on my scans. Are there any swingtraders that use Quest or something...

So is everyone looking for the same ETs and exit points? Which indicators would be used? Would the traders be looking to achieve same # of trades with equal blocks of shares?

I would strongly consider going the prop route, one that offers a reduced payout but doesn't require any of your own capita. You could always leave this place once you learn the basics...

Seriously. 25%, that's the lowest payout i've ever heard.

Bullets were a tool traders used to short a stock. You could punch a stock that was tanking with a bullet. It was also good for putting bids/offers higher than your current position (in the case of lousy partial fills). The NASD cancelled the use of them, so don't worry about it :)

Are you referring to the Coupe or the Sedan? I'm 6'1 and found the sedan to be quite comfortable.