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>"The only way to really pay less is to become a memeber trader >for about $3,000 a month. That's probably worth 80 cents off >each side or so. Those other firms give you 50 cents off each >side but then you are charged $500 to $700 a month for the >platform and/or you have a volume quota. "...

>Originally posted by chasinfla >i know a trader, a real verteran, who did very well. I knew him >to have 100k days. > >He used to say that, before he learned to trade, he took his 1/2 >million starting stake and turned it into 'about 25 grand.' Dear Chasinfla, when your friend had...

Dear All, Will the introduction of the SINGLE STOCKS FUTURES (SSF) take away some liquidity from the SP MINI and NASDAQ MINI? I mean, after the implementation of the DAYTRADING RULE last year (25K minimum), I may be wrong, but I have realized that the liquidity of the MINI has incresed...

What is the cost for bullets and conversions ? While trading withou them cost you, lets say 5 dollars a trade plus ECN fees (0.0050). What would cost to use them? Thank you regards Raphael

Dear F1Trader, >"My costs are somewhat nonexistent. 85% rebates". Do you get the rebates for the ECN fees as well? In the past year I has plans to trade as high volumes as 1 million shares a day, but the fees were killing my profits. If you dont mind, how much are you paying in fees...

Once I read that the Nasdaq was running some sort of a survey to see if they remove the SHORT SALE RULE or not. I hope so...hehe

Dear Voltrader, thanks for sharing. So, from what you said, there will be TWO SSF markets in the US?or just one? What are those other firms like Chicago One? Will these other firms operate like ECNS? Regards ARANHA

Dear French buddy, what about the liquidity? When the SSF was first introduced in the Paris Market....did it remove liquidity from the regular stocks market? I mean, when the SSF gets introduced in the USA, will it remove the liquidity from NASDAQ....take cisco for an example. Lets...

Regarding your arbitrage comment... you must have very low comissions in order to be able to perform many trades a day, right? Otherwise the comissions would kill your profits.... If I''m saying any absurd, please tell me........ Regards ARANHA

Somewhere between may and july, the Single Stocks Futures is expected to be introduced. What are your opinions about it? Will it have a good liquidity? The fact that It will allow SELL SHORT on the DOWNTICK, do you guys think that it will force the Nasdaq to remove its SHORT SALE RULE, so...

Where can I find quotes/data for the SPOT? The futures are traded in the CME, right? What about the SPOT? Where is it traded?

About the currency market, which I'm not very familiar with, I was told that there are two types, correct? The SPOT and the Futures. Which one of them is the most liquid and what is their symbols? Thanks

Currency (U.S Dollars, Euro...etc)? Which one in this category? Bonds? Which one in this category? Interest Rates? Which one in this category? Stocks? Which one in this category? Futures? Which one in this category?

Most scalpers I know perform over 75 trades a day. The number of shares you are right. It goes between 2.500 to 5.000. Only high liquidity stocks. The point is that if you don't have cheap comissions, you're dead. I just want to know if there is any SCALPERS around, and with which...

Scalpers usually perform many trades a day. In consequence of this, they must have LOW RATES to trade, otherwise It would kill their profits to trade using a regular trader fee. To the scalpers, which trading firms are you trading with? Regards Aranha

Dear Canuck, which firm are you trading with? Also, what is your current fee schedule? Thanks Aranha

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Dear friends, I was told that SLK and Bear Sterns are big clearing houses that also have a division for trading actiivities (broker)... Can they (clearing houses that also work as brokerage )offer better rates than other firms? Do they have the same power as other brokers? or because...

Is it possible to trade E-MINIS using REDI PLUS? If yes, is it good? are the executions fast? Also, what are the major differences among softwares/platforms for futures trading? since I'm new to this.... Thanx for your help. ARANHA

NQ is the Nasdaq 100 contract. Unless you have access to “fast” cash quotes, I would avoid using the NDX or the Composite for short-term signals. The indexes update much to slowly. What do you mean by "ACCESS TO FAST CASH QUOTES"? Thanx