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A customer can see the trades as soon as it gets allocated to their accounts. This is not real time, but not necessarily after the session ends.

If you are in Mountain time, these are the times you should watch for: Sunday, the market opens at 4.00 MST. It closes daily at 2.15 your time and reopens at 2.30 your time. Then it closes for an hour between 3-4 MST. A new day is considered on the open of 4 PM your time. I hope this helps.

It's code for "I'm on sim"

@excrypto What time zone are you in? I will make it easy for you.

It starts with the CTA who increases the lot size in control (block account) as his customer base grows, and consequently, the AUM grow as well. He has to request the FCM to increase the size of the block account equity to facilitate the new customers that come on board. The risk management of...

In reality, you could imitate the CTA's account. If you can enter at his limit orders. Although your question is hypothetical, I still have to say it's not ethical. Those who will try to imitate a CTA, especially on a larger scale will realize that without knowing the risk management behind it...

We offer IRA Futures accounts for our customers through Midland. https://optimusfutures.com/Futures-IRA.php Since this is an IRA, you must be very careful with specifically with Bitcoin. These are instruments that are open on the weekend, while Futures are closed. Also, as far as I know, the...

The source code on some of these old platforms is better than many of the software today. I am not talking about stability, not graphics or UI.

Good to know. We have requests for Java once in a while.

I am surprised that no one asked him to list his winning traders and compare them his losing trades. How could you develop a whole discussion over something random such as "14 trades"? Also, during what period were the winning trades versus losing trades? These small factors would reveal his...

Sometimes it's the exchanges that change the margins, and brokers have to comply with it.

One of the better software in my opinion to backtest a strategy is with Multicharts whether you are discretionary of an automated trader. If you are a programmer, their programming language Powerlanguage is very efficient and has the ability to backtest multiple portfolios combined. Demo...

We offer Forex, and we can offer per million pricing. All is negotiable based on the volume you do.

Maybe these guys would know https://www.theniba.com/ See who their CTAs use.

You have to go back one step back and ask why this is the case. This is only my opinion. First, everything is available online whether free or paid, so people do not need to travel. Second, the demographics of the attendees have changed drastically: These are people that are either fascinated...

Also, very intelligent people have certain strengths (in their own profession) that could be a weakness in trading.

I believe this could be programmed in Multicharts.

oddly because of the desire of the wealthy to impress with collectibles, they are often victims of fraud in this space. https://nypost.com/2017/10/07/how-an-illegal-immigrant-pulled-off-the-greatest-wine-scam-in-us-history/ not to mention the negative IQ associated with artists who destroy...

You use a very specific example of exchange-traded derivatives to impose a view of derivatives. It is not the case, the large risk on OTC derivatives are swaps and carry significant counterparty risk. Its a whole new different realm of risk.