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do you have any recordings of these webinars?

Which FCMs allow you to trade with the new TT platform?

Most of the major investment banks (UBS, Barcap and etc) offer what you are looking for. But, you need a few million dollars to open an account.

forex options are traded otc. (however, there is a bit of liquidity on the CME). there is no liquidity on any other US exchange.

The FX options market is very liquid. But most of the volume is OTC. The FX options volume is low on exchanges.

i've never heard of a registration fee at a prop firm. Is this common with US shops?

what is the registration fee?

you need to pay USD0.82 for exchange and clearing fess. So round trip it's USD1.64. So if you fcm charges USD0.34 for commission then it will be USD2.32 (or about GBP1.50)

Thanks a lot. IFUS allows the trader to not pay the 1cent for NFA fee. The links aren't specific about the benefits in regards to fee reductions.

On the CME, you can buy/lease a seat or join a program (e.g. IIP) to get a fee reduction. Are there any similar incentives or programs on ICE US or ICE Europe?

AMP is a large introducing broker. I think they have done a decent job in regards to making videos and being compatible with many platforms (including TT).

Advantage Futures advertises $0.07 per contract once you hit 10,000 contracts in a month. Wedbush is also very competitive. FC Stone, GH Financial, Phillip Capital, UOB also offer decent rates. If you trade a conservative strategy without large overnight positions (relative to deposit) you can...

In the UK you can get around the stamp duty of 0.5% by trading CFDs instead of shares. Are there similar trading methods in France (0.2%), Singapore (0.2%), Switzerland (0.15%), Italy (0.1%), US (0.003%) or any other country with a stamp duty to reduce the transaction tax? Thanks for the help

I have already looked at the basic algos provided by IB. Writing a decent auto spreader probably isn't hard for a programmer. But since I have no experience in that field, it will take some time to learn.

I am looking to spread a wide range of securities (international equities, etfs, international futuresand etc). AMP has a limited number of futures I can trade.

I'm speaking with both of the recommended companies above. Thanks a lot for the help

is there any major low fee commission brokerage (e.g. mb trading, lightspeed, tradestation and etc) with an autospreader?

thanks for the input guys

Is there an Autospreader (like TT's or CGQ's) compatible with InteractiveBrokers?