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That's probably why they overcharge on the fees, to offset those who jump ship after getting liscensed. I recently started a thread about prop firms in my area, and got some great info from the folks here on ET. Try doing a search on props in your area. You could also PM Don Bright with...

I don't know a thing about options, but wouldn't it be easier to trade the eminis if capital is a problem? For example, with $5k in your account, you can trade four YM contracts. A ten point move on four contracts is $200. Seems alot easier than options to me, and no PDT rule. Just my opinion. :p

Somehow I don't think he's getting the answers he was looking for. Hope his "friend" warned him about this. :p

I recently signed up for a free trial of a newsletter from an infamous guru, just for kicks. Most days, it goes something like this: "We are bullish (or bearish) today, unless the market turns down (or up). In that case, we would become bearish (or bullish)." I gave up trying to figure out...

As "Guns 'N Roses" said so well, "Welcome to the Jungle!"

How's that for decisive action? :p

It's kinda weird how he promotes the site in one post, then writes a review as an objective entity. Maybe it's Multiple Personality Disorder or something. But then, shouldn't he have different usernames? :(

I read the executive summary written above, and was surprised how "unscientific" it was. Maybe the full report contained more details. Sounded more like a group of Bush-bashers just voicing their displeasure.

I like Nihaba's ideas, but I like mine better. All he would need to do is steal someone's credit card info, and use it to apply for the trial! Come on, you gotta be creative. All seriousness aside, I was making the same point. If you can't afford to pay $100/month for decent quotes and...

From what I've heard, you gotta pay big money for timely news. I quit worrying about the news, and just watch price.

I vote for Esig, had too many freezes when I used Qcharts. that was a while ago, though, so maybe better now.

War, (hunh!) good God y'all, what is it good for? Absolutely nothing! Say it again!

Quote.com charges $9.95/month for LiveCharts. That's not much, but I know every penny counts. So here's an idea: They offer a 14-day free-trial of LiveCharts. So you sign up for the trial and whammo!, free charts. Every 14 days, just create another email account and sign up for another...

Quote. com charges now? That's like highway robbery. Don't know why they would expect people to pay for their data, it's not that good. Guess the old saying is true: "It takes money to make money."

Volume: All those things you posted make SENSE. This thread is much too eclectic for that stuff. It's for stuff that you read, and wonder "Is he stoned, or psychotic?" Like this: When tree fall king life need for stumbling. Try again, not trying.

If he could figure out a way to do that, he wouldn't need to trade anymore!

Check out Quote.com. Their ES quotes used to be free, and real-time.

Someone already used the title that came to mind when I first read this thread. Briefing.com is by far the slowest, lamest site there is when it comes to posting market-moving news. Once upon a time I was a paying sub for their service. There seemed to be a minimum 15-30 minute delay on them...

How 'bout toad the wet sprocket? Seems in line with this thread. Is this stuff supposed to make any sense?

I can relate to the posts here. I had a couple of small winners in the morning, and took off for lunch for a couple of hours. When I returned, I found the YM had rallied over a hundred points, and I had missed the move. It's easy in hindsight to look at what was left on the table, or play the...