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Understood. You are asking for independent traders to share the costs of the office rental, but in order for people to respond to you there must be "benefit" for us ...... I see no compelling reason yet for me to incur the additional expenses of sharing your costs.

is it advertised on their website? private message me if u know how i can make enquiries. besides SGX, i want to see if i can also trade NYSE/Nasdaq as well as forex. $25K up for 2:1 sounds like SGX only. Thanks for the tip.

i'm trading US stocks from Singapore. why do you call it "Prop Trading Company"? will you be providing capital to us like other proprietary trading firms and share the profit payouts? what about the internet connection? Does anyone know if we have "prop firms" in Singapore? I once visited...

check out www.trade-ideas.com and www.tradestation.com. for programmers....

TradeStation replies promptly in my experience. We have at least 3 other friends trading from Singapore through opening 'foreign account' so it isn't a problem.

call your broker and have someone explain the PDT rules to you. your broker takes your commissions so they are paid to assist you. if your broker not willing or not patient to explain to you, change a broker. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pattern_day_trader

just want to mention that TradeStation's commission schedule is inclusive of all ECN and SEC fees. so if you're looking to earn ECN rebates (adding liquidity) then TradeStation is not suitable.

I'm from Singapore and no problem opening the foreign account with TS. http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_0P0u3evwCqg/SnxWt55526I/AAAAAAAADQQ/mFcsVwC9FWg/s1600-h/LINE.png http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_0P0u3evwCqg/SmYi7GG-EqI/AAAAAAAAC9g/19Y_yeIV_A4/s1600-h/MRK4.png...

I have been using TradeStation since 2006 and I would recommend it. It has programming capabilities through their own EasyLanguage and 3rd-party codes written for the platform. The in-house forums are extensive so you can get help from fellow clients.

Looking at Investscape's fee schedule, http://www.investscape.net/feeschedule.html, my TradeStation platform/broker appears cheaper.

http://thepatternsite.com/ technical analysis, http://www.tradingacademy.com/taclasscontent.htm http://www.tradingacademy.com/taclass2content.htm http://www.tradingacademy.com/level2cd.htm http://www.tradingacademy.com/nasdaqclasscontent.htm...

http://www.tradersnarrative.com/list-of-proprietary-trading-firms-735.html rather old link but seems to be updated with Tuco Trading greyed out (due to SEC action), and included firms like VCM, Keystone, and T3 that were discussed in other threads. the T3 link don't work.

does anyone use the Technical InsightTM software from optionsource.net? it's a pattern recognition stock screener with a $99.95/mth subscription plan. i've searched the forum but not seen it discussed or flamed. i saw it being used for screening stocks on a free (marketing) seminar by...

I'm aware of the SEC vs Tuco Trading LLC case. Enforcement is on case-by-case basis. Other similar firms continue to operate, and only Tuco is shut down.

"A pessimist is one who makes difficulties of his opportunities and an optimist is one who makes opportunities of his difficulties." - Harry S Truman Trading can be a difficult and lonely endeavor, having open mind is useful to discern the facts through due diligence.

sorry, i was explaining the two types of accounts in general. Yes, Keystone does not accept deposits, no matter the track record.

The training fee to sign-up and trade firm's capital, losses are absorbed and no further payment. For risk deposit to trade own leveraged account, losses are your own of course.

You are not required to pay further.

The training fee is just that. The amount you can lose theoretically on a prop account is not tied to the amount paid for training, all losses are absorbed according to the terms. I think this is what confuses you in your arguments.