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OK, so what does t3 offer that I can't find elsewhere & what type of rates are they charging traders? I'm paying .0025 per share and that seems to be about average. Many are paying lower. Someone mentioned they were being charged .012 per share which is over a penny per share. I've never...

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if it's not gold or silver. it's not money.

lol. i'm afraid i'd have to agree. It seems like a anarcho-libertarian argument, but in reality it makes sense. Insider trading goes on all the time and nobody is going to stop it.

the design is absolutely terrible. It's really an eye soar

didn't this financial tax fail in sweden? Everyone fled to the UK. US firms will just flea to the caymans like refugees lol The swedish are now trying to tell the rest of europe it won't work: http://articles.businessinsider.com/2011-09-30/europe/30228552_1_tax-revenue-tax-money-borg

There are licensing schemes, 1-year lockup, monthly payouts, and lots of other overhead in US firms. Maybe in an ideal world, these protect customers. statistically speaking, the one year lockup means your $$ is at a greater risk. Especially if the international group is closely related to a US...

Slaughter, Note that neither claim they don't accept US traders. There is no law that can prohibit a foreign securities broker with foreign owners to not accept US business if they chose to. The US only has the ability scrutinize what goes on within its own borders. The IFSC, where the...

Don't get me wrong, though. I'd love to see the right environment for the businesses to come back to the US and for their to be better oversight but unfortunately businesses move around to where they can get the best deal. The compliance costs for an individual trader is miniscule relative to...

SgtSlotter, Do you do much international business? You seem to always be hell-bent on government protecting you from yourself. In the meantime, there are MANY international firms that offer much better rates & software options. Maybe for a small-time trader compliance costs are $150; however...

They'll need the US' permission first lol

go for the passperfect. it does a better job explaining things. the CBOE guide is good if you have a lot of experience and want a brief rundown without detailed explanations. The illustration & practice tests in the passperfect guide are more than sufficient to get a n00b a passing score

visit IBWorldwide.com I'm glad you've never heard of Belize, a country located on the north eastern coast of Central America. They're registered with the International Financial Services Commission (IFSC) as a Broker-Dealer. It's the European b/d of Broad St. Trading I think They could be...

At Citi, it's called "CAD" - Customer Account Due-dilligence. The way I've seen it used makes it probably the most discriminating and racist policy I have seen. If you have an arab name, you are automatically under inspection with the per-emptive assumption that you are somehow related in...

What about MF Global? The regulations only price out the smaller firms who aren't willing to take as much risk. Anything can bring down a firm. Your $$ is always going to be at risk when you're subscribing to leverage. The first regulations came onto the food industry. The larger...

EU issues have caused moves to the US securities, which explains strengthening dollar. Short Term, it's going up. long term, who knows

I've dealt with Jayson of TM Global in the past. Great guy. It's an Israel-based sub of IBWorldwide, a Belize broker-dealer.

I think it'll hit 9. BAC & C have a lot to gain from the FEDs actions