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Yes, we introduce to ADM. We only do Futures with ADM. Minimum account size is $10K.

In my opinion, OAK along with the ADMIS portal could be a very good solution for Options traders. The portal provides "What If" scenario that would show you the impact of Options on your margins. The cost we provide would match standard retail rates applicable to the level of RT. I think...

We have no problem setting up the Options side with TradeStation. You are right, they use CityTrader for the Options side.

If the CME and CBOE offer these futures, I assume most Futures brokers will offer it. The margin will vary from one broker to another due to their comfort levels with this contract.

Consult a professional accountant who helps traders like https://www.greentradertax.com/ He would be able to tell you whether you can deduct the fees you anticipate to incur as a trader. I think that any account below $50K should be personal unless you have proven to have positive expectancy...

@JamesEM I appreciate what it takes to get to your level of maturity. I have always found good traders to be just that. They are very intelligent, have many interests and are not obsessed with the markets, rather just study it as part of their profession. Best of luck and congrats again.

So there will be three competing exchanges (CME, CBOE, and NASDAQ) that will build a different leverage on Bitcoin Futures? I hope that all three have enough liquidity, although I doubt it.

This is what TT provides. The new TT is browser based and it works with Win 10 along with the excel. Try the demo.

You can place an order, and you can specify a time when the order should be canceled. But, as far as I know, you cant just cancel an order without such specifications.

I suggest examining the new TT with works with excel: Demo: https://optimusfutures.com/TradingTechnologies-Platform-Demo.php Also, you can try R-Trader from Rithmic that uses excel. See which one fits your needs. https://optimusfutures.com/Rithmic-RTrader-Pro.php

Looking forward to it.

If you are starting out, it is better you focus on one platform, one account, etc. Keep things simple which is a mental challenge in itself.

I truly appreciate the kind words! We do have a hard-working team. Unfortunately, we do not control the licensing of NinjaTrader and since they become a broker there are certain rules who they activate, etc. We do not reject business, rather I don't want to bring you in and then not being able...

I think you need to learn what is the strengths and weaknesses of each programmable language and then decide on the language to apply your method with. That is the only way, in my opinion, that you can decide objectively what is most appropriate for you.

When it comes to Bitcoin Futures, there will be a broker/FCM involved. I think he was trying to say that he prefers to have his funds held in a tightly regulated entity, as opposed to all those entities that call themselves "exchanges" and provide leverage.

We can accommodate you with day trading margin, easy to execute platform and guide you through the installation, use, and execution. We do not support Ninja at the moment. You can try their brokerage as well for support.

We do not offer sweep abilities, but we can help with low day trading margins if that helps you on the Futures side.

This is a good question. I think that the CME should be able to provide some data for Bitcoin Reference Rate (BRR) which the Futures is based on.

Thank you for considering us. We appreciate it. Essentially there would be no differences between on software and another in terms of functionality between one FCM and another. However, they could restrict you in terms of margin depending on the strategies you wish to employ, naked, spread...

I respect and understand the frustration. I also try to set up the customers on one platform where all the solutions provided under it. However, there are times where the customer's methodology dictates certain configurations that require multiple feeds, and software for execution.