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Nope not me. But now that I read it again , I wouldn't be surprised if the first two do.

From what you've stated, here's my advice: Don't. Simply put, becoming consistently profitable over the long run and being adequately capitalised to make it all worthwhile is a huge undertaking akin to training to become a doctor, lawyer or any other profession which requires long term...

By checking if the stock is listed on a public exchange.

i dont want to be happy all the time. Where's the fun in that?

Posted in wrong thread.. but anyway, transaction costs tend to be about the same in the long run once everything is accounted for. A (true) ECN such as dukascopy is ideal if you have the margin. If not, go with the 6E.