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do you know what the requierements are to trade with them?

At least it has an address. Once all the virus problem is over I think I'll drop in in them.

I am still searching for a decent prop firm in Montreal. One with a real address, phone number, and a contact name. Once bitten, twice shy.

As all of the others , their webpage has no address or contacts. never send money to scams like that. The address that appears on a web search: 61 West Island, Montreal, Quebec H6J 8H6 is an empty lot. no phone, no name. not good

thanks, ill check it out

If you are not going to give genuine advice why post a reply?

In a previous thread I asked about real, honest, secure, legal prop firms in Canada, since most are shady fronts set up to steal your security deposit or disappear overnight with your money after a couple of months, and didn't get any viable suggestions. So I guess none exist. My next option is...

Swift doesn't exist anymore, and the other options offered don't seem viable. so doesn't seem to be that many options.

Lynx was good until they merged with Milrud and washed their hands on the security deposit refund

hmmm Nevis is also not in Canada Seems no realistic options available After my experience with the Milruds I need a company incorporated in Canada, so I’m able to protect myself legally in case of wrongdoing. I also need them to take security deposit, since I haven’t traded in years and...

Seems Bright only takes licensed traders and only after they go through the training (paying)course. Couldn't find any reference to Canadian offices, the supposed Vancouver office has no web page or official info available. DV seems more like they hire employees and not for independent day traders.

I've traded at four or more different Prop Trading firms in Canada (Swiftrade, Globus trading, Global trading, Lynx and prob two others). Seems all of them are schemes to steal the security deposits. They all end up disappearing after some time. None of them show any addresses in their contact...

I got some back.

guess i'm not to smart, could you enlighten me, I'd be interested in knowing how

Any traders aware of the new internalization rules applied by WTS. Seems that to eliminate wash trades, fills between traders using WTS are hit by a flag XA9 or XR9 and instead of getting a rebate will pay a $1 per 1000 shares fee. Has anyone noticed this in their accounting, and if so...

to bad youre in toronto, im in montreal and with a fellow trader trying to get a trading room set up also.

Got a response from the Ontario Sec. Com. that they are looking into my issue. Hope it gets somewhere. So as of now the BBB and OSC are looking into it. Anyone know if the Milruds opened another trading firm under another name. this one looks like them but not sure, hope someone can...

If you see it that way, yes, it,s a shame that legaly incorporated companies can get away with this.

Sneaky crooks fled the nest http://www.globustrader.com/index.html Does anyone know the name of the new company they opened. Seems its...

Too bad other traders getting scammed don't take action with the BBB, OSC and CPA. It would benefit all of us if the agencies got bombarded with the same complaint against the same company all at once. We have nothing more to loose.