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I traded with HLV about a year ago. Pete and Erik were the only positives I can say about my experience there. The two of them really took the business seriously and had a wealth of knowledge. I had to wait 5 months to get back my risk deposit from HLV. What a joke! Glad to hear they got...

anyone know whats going on with them? The website has been down! www.onli.com www.holdbrothers.com Also, when I call there jersey city office, it says dial 0 for operator and then says please hold, then it goes back to main menu and nobody ever picks up.

Trendfader you may be the biggest loser on this message board! If you read his journal, he pays the same commission whether he has 15,000 shares or 1000 shares. Get a life!

Give me a break! How can you possibly trust the advice of someone who is making there first post. On the contrary, I have a few friends who trade with them. They have said nothing but good things about their trading experience and their experience with Charlie Vaccaro. In fact if you do a...

They own the ATTN ecn. They are a rebate firm and nothing else. They do not want traders just guys who can get filled on bid and sell on offer

There seems to be plenty of traders here who have "been around" a while, as well as people like Don Bright who run firms. My question is: In todays market, what does everybody feel is a "good deal" for both sides, the firm and the trader. What is a fair deal for a newbie trader who...

I have used it. I felt that the executions were fast and the software was very reliable. I have traded at many firms and have used many platforms. This ranks as one of the best.

A friend of mine trades in their NYC office. (I no longer trade full time). He says the office is very professional and the software is good. According to him, the managers actually trade on the floor with everyone, and there is constant mentoring meetings to help improve his trading. On...

I'm sure someone will get a PM! How else is bbfuf10 going to recruit!! LOL

Good Point Laurek. First he his asking the questions, then he is answering them. Sounds like a recruiter to me.

Why is someone "desperate" with $3,000? Why can't someone with $3,000 be hungry to get into the business, and go to a prop house for leverage and a chance to learn. Why does someones deal have to be "sleazy" if he makes it clear he is targeting new traders trying to get into the business...

I have been daytrading without using bullets for 3 yrs.

when I focused on trading well ( following my plan) instead of the monetary value of the trade, I started to trade well. I was able to hold my winners longer

I like the stuff from tersa lo from trend vue

Hey DTP, Sounds good to me, shoot me a PM. Would love to exchange ideas. Patient one

I traded with the hammer platform at Andover about 3 years ago. I would say that the system went down at least 3 times a day back then. Not only would it go down, but it would be down for hours at a time. I have been to three other firms since then and have yet to experienced the same...

when you get good at NOT taking the low probability trades (not trading out of boredom), you will become a consistent winner. Learning what not to do, is what comes first

I agree with daytraderpete, Taking a week off always has helped me get back to basics

You need a series 7 if the prop firm is actually trading an account for a broker dealer. If it is a private firm you don't need it

I have been trading The $SOX for 3 yrs. Good for both scalping and holding longer intra day positions.