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Unless you are a real techie, or you want to become one, I would forget about this advanced stuff like java and linux. You can go far by keeping it simple as the post above mentions in the end, and sticking with something like python. Yours won't be a top of the line application, but you can't...

Regarding a) 200 shares of AMZN or F, big difference. I would suggest using other units.

Their business model described in one sentence.

They do not advertise themselves as DTTW affiliates for some reason or another (that I don't know), so I am not going to list any here either. Btw there are none in the USA.

Yet since conception in the beginning of the 2010's, and similar for the predecessor SwiftTrade since the late 1990's until conception of DTTW, afaik there has not been a single notable case where trading office owners have not received the money that they were due. I am not affiliated with them...

I guess the printing and burning of USDT is to keep the exchange rate close to 1? Is that what the organization behind it does?

Yes, there is not much to say about it beyond that it does what it says on the box.

AFAIK only in combination with an account at dttw.

Over-fitting is unavoidable, as the markets keep changing. How to minimize over-fitting is a better goal.

Abolish all taxes, introduce VAT of about 30% (while giving the poor some refunds), same income for government, no loopholes/bureaucracy/tax attorneys.

Proof that it's ETH's technology that is interesting, not ETH / USD as an asset class / digital gold / currency.

your own trading floor for funded (remote) daytrading How is it a trading floor if it is remote?

How does that work?

stoNks

Agreed, the humor on that forum is absolutely priceless.

diamond hands. But on yourself, not on GameStonk

Very interesting discussion, do you mind if I use this space to ask how I should get started if I want to understand everything from the ground up, including the math (I know/knew college math, including discrete)?

One downside the article does not mention is that the more retail order flow go off-exchange, the less profitable on-exchange market making will be, thus less competition, thus wider spreads. So while it seems retail investors get better prices off-exchange, in fact they do not, since their...

Robinhood (an similar retail) investors, when entering limit orders, not marketable, will their order still rest in the lit market on a public exchange, or will their order be sent to Citadel or another marketmaker as well, who will only fill it once the limit order is marketable (and it...

All that glitters is not gold. Sure, spreads look tight and many times you get filled in between. But only when it profits Citadel. When the market is about to go the other way they pull their quotes faster then the speed of light (almost). Add that if you post a limit order in the market, you...