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Do you start trading with forex? If so, Equity is easy for new traders in my opinion.

That sounds only basic chart analysis. Does that really work? No info analysis or fundamental analysis?

That sounds only basic chart analysis. Does that really work? No info analysis or fundamental analysis?

As stated above. I just know that WTS Canada disappears with my friend's deposit. And someone said that WTS was bought by T3. Is that true? Anyone has any info about WTS?

Here comes the question: what is your decision based on? Any analysis? Analysis of what? Or just experience or so-called feeling?

Agree. That is why I believe trading is more than trading itself. You have to fight against your greed and always remain calm. Meanwhile, we need to do lots of homework to prepare for whatever would happen.

Just read another post on ET about a similar event. This time is with WTS, who holds that trader's deposit and disappears. The link of that thread. Hope it's helpful and nobody here suffers any loss...

Ditto. It's much more useful to discuss about a specific trading strategy, analysis of a firm's performance or comparison of different platforms and prop firms.

Really appreciate your sharing. Luckily, I haven't traded with either Title or WTS. Otherwise, I don't how much I would lose.

Is that relevant?

I know that my current prop firm has access to TSX, but not ensure that Bovespa is available or not. PM you their contact email and just ask them by yourself.

I think it means the initial margin.

That's not a good advertisement.

Is that helpful? What kind of topics do u want to talk about?

Fine. I will PM you.

IB is small? Are u kidding me? But it's true that they are expensive. That is why many of my friends prefer to trade with some smaller firms with much lower charges.

So the fee is based on each hand, not on share volume? But $5 each hand seems not suitable for active prop trader.

May I ask a question? If he puts money on stocks for 5 years, he only has to pay commission once, right? $5-$10 in commission would only be charged when he first buys those stocks?

I am now with a Hong Kong based broker, which has a history over 40 years. But I am not sure whether they accept any single prop trader. But you can try to contact them if you want.

Agree. IB is not recommended for active prop traders. There are many better alternatives.