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This is what is prominent from the article above: This means that Mr Ellison’s local school district in Portola Valley, California, will lose the equivalent of three teachers as a direct result of the refund – in a year when it is already facing a $1 million budget shortfall and an...

Genesis deals with equities only. They don't do futures.

Oracle Corporation chief Larry Ellison gets $3m tax break on ‘Larryland’ Chris Ayres in Los Angeles To some, Larry Ellison’s $200 million (£100 million) reproduction 16th-century Japanese emperor’s estate in the hills above Silicon Valley sums up everything that went wrong with...

Realistically you need 30k to daytrade. That 25k figure is the threshold that separates day traders from regular traders, so if your account balance drops below that figure, you are already flagged. This is why Assent and Genesis require 30k to open a retail account to day trade. As to IB...

Was this in reference to various members' negative opinion posts, or to OP's own childish, multiple negative posts?

or here: http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601103&sid=a46UeG8Fypx0&refer=news

You know something? If you think the "house" is always out to get you and you have little or no chance of winning, don't trade it. Stick with futures and equities. As to variable margins, have you traded with IB or another futures broker lately? Have your margins stayed the same? Has the...

Must be that "new math" they teach in schools now.

FCStone thru vCap. Look thru your pm's. We had this discussion a month ago.

As to why one would trade the mini? Volume, baby! You can get the daily volume figures off the CME website, but as an example, on Weds past, e-mini total volume was 1.6M contracts whereas the big contract only did 32K.

Actually the increased margins on the weekends are a good idea for those who go into the weekend carrying a position. The decreased leverage will help insure that you won't over-leverage your account over the weekend when it could gap up or down on the open. They're not the only ones who do...

I was saying that back in 2001. Those dollars would have had a better return had they been re-invested in back into this country through various infrastructure jobs that have, over the past few years, become evidently in need of repairs and major upgrades. Think about it, bridges that may not be...

Their commission is more accurately stated as: $3/100k b(ase) c(urrency) u(nit) per side/leg. Translated, if you trade GBP/USD, a 100k lot is 100k GBP bcu's and even tho dollar value is around $200k, the commission is charged against the units, not the dollar value as most other ECNs...

Stop spamming the board with your bull shit posts promoting your company!! Moderators pleas ban this asshole!!!

IB has, what they call, a Universal Account in which all funds from trading different products are aggregated together. Anything they list on their webpage that you are legally allowed to trade (I think US residents can't trade certain non-US equities?) can be traded from the one account...

Have you looked at building a linux box with redundancy? Linux is much more flexible than Windows when it comes stuff like this: http://forum.pfsense.org/

Avatar still does I think. You can also check out some of the ones on this list and see what they offer. Good Luck http://www.tradersnarrative.com/list-of-proprietary-trading-firms-735.html

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20:1 I use the same leverage levels I get on HotSpotfx so that trading styles will stay the same and we won't take unnecessary risks just because I have higher leverage on one vs another. But with Oanda, that leverage is misleading. At 50:1, that's the leverage you need to open a trade...

If you want to trade equities and you place it side by side with either Anvil or Laser (the 2 most popular) you will notice a noticeable difference in execution and performance. I feel the problem lies in the "jack of all trades" approach to the platform and the fact that it's front end is Java...