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    Why does T3 take 5% of profit, and SMB takes 60%?

    I am suprised T3 can't help you with that. What are the 9ther traders saying? Are you actually at T3? Do they just take 5% profit split? Any hidden fees or scams?
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    Why does T3 take 5% of profit, and SMB takes 60%?

    Yes, I am 3 months green, and want to live in NYC. And some of them use Lightspeed, so I might have to learn it. Been on Das Trader.
  3. R

    Why does T3 take 5% of profit, and SMB takes 60%?

    A prop firm would let me scale up quicker, even with the profit split. Until I have $500k of my own money to trade with, it speeds things up by at least a year.. And gives me a social trading environment.
  4. R

    Why does T3 take 5% of profit, and SMB takes 60%?

    Customer account with who? Are you referring to Lightspeed?
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    Why does T3 take 5% of profit, and SMB takes 60%?

    They may have joined somewhat, but I see differences between them. T3 told me by phone that they do almost no handholding, whereas SMB has a whole training system. And forums mention SMB starting at less than 50% profit split, and T3 said 5% by phone. But the T3 dude sounded sleazy af. Nice to...
  6. R

    Why does T3 take 5% of profit, and SMB takes 60%?

    Am I missing something? Everyone trashes on T3 on forums. Hidden fees?
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    Can stocks like AMD, SQ, MU, handle intraday orders of $300,000 without moving the price much?

    Interactive Brokers mentioned something about spacing big market orders to prevent price movement. I'll see if it makes it easier to do this. CME would just unload, and I've made a dent in the chart on low volume stocks.
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    Can stocks like AMD, SQ, MU, handle intraday orders of $300,000 without moving the price much?

    Question in the title.
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