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I can see the logic behind that but look at how fast the alternative energies are coming on-line these days. Copper depends a lot on China, how much they build and that's not a sure bet going forward. There is a housing surplus in China, they have overbuilt everything and the government tries...

My thoughts are probably not best expressed in this forum, it's a fundamental analysis: we'll get high inflation only if the demand outstrips supply, I am talking about goods and services. The US and certainly China still has massive surplus capacity to crank out way more goods than we all need...

On the other hand who pays for the exchange fees? The MMs or the retail brokerage? Your previous reply implies that it’s the retail brokerage that pays the exchange fees.

Oh I know what you are referring to, the thing is most people who trade like the OP is not only doing market orders, sometimes they also put in limit orders or the vise versa. Although OP is a rare breed of quick keystroke trader. I can’t figure out how ppl do it, more power to them. Amen.

Etrade also offers Arca and NYSE along with Nasdaq for $30/month, I could be wrong though check with them.

I think people are still making markets, why do you think it's extinct? I am just curious.

What do you mean by inverse fee exchanges?

Could you provide a list of US exchanges without NBBO?

Martingale, which tape provider are you subscribed to? I don’t like these lvl 2 t&s from brokers, they have limited info such as off exchange trades not distinguished from the rest.

Which brokerage are you using?

Totalview is not total, missing Arca data

Anyone else having issues with their brokerage scalping these days?

Are you saying it’s a problem with the software installed on your computer ?

So you are saying trademanger is problematic, maybe stop using that?

But if you make hundreds of trades a day, how are you going to verify that with a monthly statement?

You have to talk to the margin team, regulars customer service people at TD often do not know about this list. I spoke to several ppl at TR and confirmed this.

Something else at Fidelity: Free commission offer applies to online purchases select ETFs in a Fidelity brokerage account. The sale of ETFs is subject to an activity assessment fee (from $0.01 to $0.03 per $1,000 of principal). POS...

Yah TD has over 100 ETFs on a list, no margin for 30 days after sold.

Fidelity has the 30 days non-margin rule for their Ishare ETFs? I thought only TDAmeritrade still has that going on.