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According to Mr Google: 'Man Bartlett is an an artist living and working in New York City. He creates sound works, drawings, collages, videos, and online performance.' Not only that, he's now an expert on forex trading! No relation to our man 'Edwin Genter' at all...

Edwin's da man! He's been in the finance industry for a whole 20 years, and is an expert on 'Divergence Based forex Robots'! https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/divergence-based-forex-robots-edwin-gentner

According to Youtube you're an 'intelligent trend follower'!!!: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRDXa9XHI9VOi9fI0NGaX3g https://twitter.com/gentneredwin?lang=en So possibly you're some sort of troll, in which case - goodbye! :) (Will the real Edwin Genter please stand up! Or does the 'real'...

Correlation - in real time.

Also have a look at Virtu, which makes markets on a wide range of markets. http://www.virtu.com/ Recent podcast with their CEO, worth a listen: https://chatwithtraders.com/ep-122-doug-cifu-virtu/ Would have thought making a market these days may necessitate low latency connections and...

Name rings a bell... :D https://www.tradingschools.org/reviews/warrior-trading/

Sounds like the exchanges are out to screw the little guy, so they can pay themselves Dick Grasso sized pay packets. Anyway <*cough cough*> screen scraping <*cough cough*> anyone?

https://www.tradingschools.org/reviews/institute-of-trading-and-portfolio-management/ As always, where's the verified results? IF there were outstanding verified results, then the likes of PTJ would probably be falling over themselves to give them a job...

Sorry, those were the slow times! So the better times to trade in GMT would be 12am to 4am (Asia), 6am to 10am (Europe), 12pm to 8pm (US). So in EST (5 hrs behind) the better times to trade would be 7pm to 11pm (Asia) 1am to 5am (Europe) 7am to 3pm (US) Sometimes an early move can start a bit...

Would tend to say 4-6am 10am-12pm, 8pm to 12am, all GMT/DST times, though sometimes moves can start towards the end of these times. It shouldn't be too hard to code a simple indicator which gives the average range of a given time period as a percentage of the average daily range, might show up...

Their 'no dealing desk' always smelled of marketing BS to me, you're either a true ECN/STP provider or you aren't. And a true ECN would have no problems disclosing their liquidity providers, something FXCM were unwilling to do. Even when they did a large chunk of their order flow went to an...

Sorry shouldn't have mentioned guns as that gets people going. :( My central point is why should american residents be denied the responsibility of choosing their trading provider? FXCM may well be a bunch of muppets, there are probably far far better choices out there so why aren't american...

Sorry but it just seems strange to me that an american can go into a gun shop and buy a gun but aren't trusted with the responsibility of choosing which trading provider to use. I'm sure the futures industry there don't like competition from spot forex, and that the NFA and CTFC aren't fully...

This may be a side effect of NFA/CTFC trying to kill off retail forex, it means there's less competition for the survivors, and some of them are about 10 years behind the competition in the rest of the world. All I can say is from a trading perspective I'm glad I'm not an american... I value...

Latest webinar is up, where Al responds to Big Mike's statement and questions: It does look like the questions allowed Al to dodge the real issue easily enough. I'm sure if Al is unwilling to reveal his performance to all and sundry he could share them with a trusted third party such as Big...

All the more mysterious as to why he wouldn't share any trading results with Emmet the site owner of tradingschools.org. Also the reason he gave for not doing so is not valid, which raises suspicions. Personally his methods seem very intensive to me, maybe too much so, and there doesn't seem to...

I know very little about options, came across the video by accident, but was impressed the guy was both going into a useful amount of detail and not grinding the 'vendor axe' Seems to me KTST was covering paper losses by buying more options, but that tends to rule out discretion and only works...

Sorry if this a little off topic, but might be of interest to some: 'Why Karen the Supertrader lost millions'

BigMikeTrading/FuturesIO though far from perfect, seems reasonably OK to me. But Big Mike did ban DBPheonix, and then lock the topic, for what I though was a pretty weak reason: https://futures.io/index-futures-trading/34908-trading-sla-amt-intraday-37.html

http://www.tradingschools.org/reviews/school-of-trade-and-sideways-markets/ https://futures.io/vendors-product-reviews/4964-school-trade-legitimate-www-schooloftrade-com.html :thumbsdown: