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Oh well. Thanks for trying. (You were talking about asking them about training right?)

No offense but this sounds rather "academic" and vague. How can you possibly tell if a price is "efficient" or "inefficient"?

Hey, did both firms ask you to pay for training and make a deposit? If you don't want to post it here, you can PM me. Thanks for the reply. :)

Well, actually I wasn't sure what the exact probability is. I just meant a high risk, high probability trade. But, I appreciate the comments anyway. :)

You might find this funny. But, I was looking at Oliver Velez' swing trading strategy. When I decided to "drill down time periods" and look at 60 minute charts, it was almost silly. Let's say you wanted to short once the price dipped below the 20 SMA. I saw many situations where the price...

I mean let's say if you could be right 80% or more of the time but your risk/reward ratio would be like 4:1. In other words, you'd be risking $4 to make $1. Anybody have an idea how you would manage the trades?

lol, if you don't want us to post our "thoughts" (whoever you are), why don't you say if Questrade has any training?

Are you implying they're not legit if they don't require series 7? If they're in Canada, series 7 is not required.

Do you have offices in Trois-Rivieres or Sherbrooke QC Canada?

You know, I've spent some time looking at various indicators etc. And after a while, I realized something almost completely hillarious. I now believe Oliver Velez's claim that you could trade with no indicators.

How can stocks be easier than futures? Do you mean there are too many "spikes" that interrupt the trading in futures?

You have experience trading options? With the bid/ask spread, time decay and volatility implosions do you find it's much easier to trade futures? Can you name a book that has "practical" information on how to trade options?

Uh, what's the top prop firm in Canada?

I looked for a similar thread and didn't find any. Anyway, do any of you find your prop firm training very useful? I'm thinking about starting in a prop firm at the end of this month or the beginning of next month.

I think I saw once it was $10,000. If that 10:1 does not include training then I don't know if that would be worth it lol. :D

I'm no expert but I did hear or read that if the bid or the ask expands a lot, you need to look at time and sales to confirm whether it really represents buying or selling or not. But, I believe I already mentioned in this thread there is a video at trader's library on level II and some...

I'll tell you what my experience has been like. When I first started to read about trading, I read a bunch of books that nearly all contradicted each other. Then I spoke to a broker who told me that experience counts more than reading books. I traded "just to gain experience" for a while...

Uh, how do you do that? I mean I downloaded the software but I'm not sure how to proceed because I don't have a data provider. So, Ninjatrader is free but you need to pay for data right? Can you use Yahoo for free? And how does Ninjatrader get paid? Why is it free?

I think forex.com has a demo account. As far as I know, they say you have to make sure the forex broker acts as an ECN and not a market maker. Apparently oanda was hitting people's stops before the price got there. I can't say I've made it yet but I just wrote my first trading plan on July...

OK, let me check my crystal ball.....mmmmmmmmmmmmmm what do you think about that? :D Seriously, I read in one of Jack Schwager' market wizards books that Victor Sperandeo found when he tried to train people to trade that the ones who are intelligent and educated enough to think that the...