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...and provide orderly and regulated markets. And btw, the little bloodsuckers are the ones who attract the big fish, and without big fish, there won't be any exchange.

I've look at their short video they have. It's pretty annoying IMO. Not sure I'd be able to listen to this all day long...

Maybe you should have titled this thread 'As a day trader...', I mean, removing the 'consistent profit' part... Personally, I've automated everything. I only need one manual intervention per week (thanks to IB Gateway resetting during the week-end). Machines don't do stupid thing, unless they...

Well, if LC/USD = 4, then 5 LC = 1.25$ USD. Ask your brother (the math guy)!

So you want to pay him 1.25$ USD/hour?

What's the minimum wage in your country/area? Cause 'local currency' doesn't mean anything. In Venezuela, 5 LC is like 0.00001 USD...

Usually block trades must be done between the market (bid-ask) at the time they are printed/reported. There are exceptions (of course!) and those trades must be flagged as 'As-Of' or 'Late'. But again, these cannot be printed at any price. The SEC is looking at this very closely. The most...

'Bypassing stock exchange' is maybe not the right expression to use. All trades for listed stocks need to be printed/reported on a stock exchange. It's means that the shares are not exposed in the order book before being filled. The trades are done off the exchange, and once done, are reported...

I'd say Trading Technologies, but it's not free. But again, there ain't such thing as a free lunch. Btw, I don't do swing trading, so who am I to give you any suggestion...

No it doesn't. Seems like Yahoo configure the number of displayed decimal based on the number of decimal in the price of the instrument. Is it the right way to do it? I'd say no. Is it important? I'd say the same.

No and no. If someone makes money by teaching how to make money, it's because he's making money by teaching, not by trading. All arguments to prove otherwise are non-sense.

Market makers in 99% of the time. The other 1% is regular orders coming from Public Customers, Pro Customers, brokers, etc. Market makers, in return of some benefits, have quoting requirements that they need to respect.

LG indeed. I paid like 700$ CAD a year ago.

Lol.... Even if you know someone at the OCC, they do the random assignment per broker. They have no information about individual client/trader. They wouldn't be able to not assign a particular trader even if they wanted to.

IPS. 24" is ok with me, but I'm an old fart!

You may be right, or you may be wrong. The next big bear market reason is probably still unknown. Some guys were saying that 5 years ago when the S&P was in the 2200. Again, you may be right, like those guys 5 years ago (they were finally wrong!).

Who would trust a web site over the info provided by a Broker? My take is in my question! Don't you use a trading platform? Or maybe it's what you refer as 'you broker'.

My main monitor is a 43" 4k. I would never go back to smaller, although I don't use charts or DOM or anything graphical. I'm sitting approx. 24" away from it.

I'm curious to see the responses to your question. Personally, I've never heard of such service, but I'm not saying it doesn't exist. Btw, Where did you hear about this?

I'm not sure why you are asking if your results are too good since your are trading live with real money. For now, you're doing like 43% better than the S&P, which is very good, but far from too good. So, the year the S&P will be down by 10%, you'll probably going to be down by 7% or so, if you...