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Member firms pay very little (almost negligible in many cases). So maybe you have a shot at member firms.

They probably are registered as a BD, but not necessarily under the name "title trading". Any news on this?

I am not sure. Finra, SEC? Any other organizations they are member of? Good luck!

Apparently you weren't listening in the thread you referenced or no good answers were given. Some legit prop firms do exist in Canada (SwiftTrade or successor Daytradetheworld, appendices of Title Trading, World Trade securities, Bright trading etc.). They might not be for you though.

Did it get sorted out?

Problem with this paper, as I see it, if you throw 100 spaghetti at the wall, some are bound to stick.

I think it makes a lot of sense.

Happy NY to you too! This would not be a bad start: http://web.mit.edu/alo/www/Papers/JPM2004.pdf (although didn't take it in college)

Just T-Bond (CFD), but may not be available in all jurisdictions.

ok, must have been algorythms going haywire again. They really shouldn't bust those trades, that would teach them.

Does anybody else show this? Massive spike here on OANDA.. inverse flash crash?

ad 1) Afaik, walking around in this big cities of any of these countries, you'll encounter almost more minorities than indigenous people.

Meaningful relationships are what make people happy, not another lonely holiday to the seychelles.

These are innocent people get killed by gas (recall something similar happened =- 70 years ago). Look the other way, is that a good "option"?

You will be able to see it if there will be massive defaults on student loans and banks collapsing because of it. (or the government or whoever is on the hook).

who says soros opens new long position?

Problem is students act very price-insensitive. As long as the uni has the reputation, price doesn't matter. If it would matter, unis will start to compete on price. reason students are price-insensitive is they can loan unlimited anyway, and who cares about the future if you are 18?

Presuming from various sources there are quite a few investors having averaged down silver and gold's fall this year. Usually a pretty bad idea (can't think of a reason why it would). Wonder when (and what will be the result) this collective of holders will decide to sell though. I hope they all...

Under a weak US-dollar, why wouldn't the other three you mentioned hold up well?

that's sick, wonder how much of that is by riding customer orders and/or inventory manipulation