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obviously big banks would have memberships at major exchanges

I am just another trader and not interested in selling you anything. The only retail broker I am aware with access to ALL exchanges and strong API is IB.

Any recordings or one in the future?

so time to buy

Can you please suggest any cheap (ie almost free?) online coaching/training for poker, similar to Coursera? I am interested in both theory and application

amsterdam, sorrento

malta

Any more up-to-date materials similar to Trading and Exchanges: Market Microstructure for Practitioners, that nicely summarizes existing venues, market structures, and liquidity fees? I see Algo Trading & DMA as closest, but I want a nice summary of market structures and some theoretical...

Robert, the Lightspeed API only supports C++? not even C#? Also, is Lightspeed the same as Sterling LST (http://alarictrader.com/trading-platforms/lightspeed/)?

And that $100 API fee is on top of the $0.2/trade or so routing fee it charges?

So R-API/execution fees are separate from the R-Pro front-end fee? I won't be able to automate with just R-Pro?

Hi, does rithmic support java? my system is coded in java and R. The free Rithmic platform listed in AMP site does not offer API? I don't care about front-end much as I never use charts or read quotes.

Sorry, but how does a stat arb strategy help with short selling?

I would say I am reasonably familiar with Japan equity market and that it is day-tradeable, liquidity-wise/cost-wise. I am looking for cash equity markets that can be day-traded (position lasting minutes, target PL 4-10 bps each trade which consists of multiple stocks), so cost is of paramount...

you are talking about the margin rates? Why do I have to incur 2-3% for day trading?

My dumb question is then how do they make money off 0 commission? and how can you be so sure they don't sell flows or there is nothing against your orders? so what is the economics for them?

I would go with Hold Brothers

I think Matsui, Kabu, SBI have decent inventory for shorts as they are widely used by residents. The 0 or very low commission offered by matsui for daytrading is written on its site, but I wonder what are the tricks? Do they sell the flows or what? Can anyone provide reasonable facts about...

Does anyone actively DAYtrade the Japan market? My research indicates that due to some local rule, all local brokers (matsui, SBI, kabu, nikko etc) can only accept residents as customers. I see that IB and Saxo have access to Japan stocks, but their commission rates are too high for daytrading...