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I'm not talking about teams working overseas autonomously. I'm talking about me commuting to the office to seat on a meeting with developers working from around the world remotely. How do you justify such set up?

In that case, they should stop hiring Overseas. There is not a single US Tech company that doesn’t have teams working from India, Asia, Europe, Latham. It’s just political bs. Leave people as little choice as possible.

F that. Spent half my live in cubicles, don’t want same for my kids. The employers just using the bad job market to threaten people into this (or quoting). No way this is sustainable long term. Makes no sense economically or socially.

The edge one might have in low floats does not necessarily translate to trading beta stocks.

1. His strategy is not scalable, so he doesn’t need to hold for day trading. It makes sense to just invest the money passively. 2. Yes you are not allowed to make false claims. The 3M settlement, in my opinion was just to get SEC off his back. I didn’t read that his mis-stated his returns, just...

What does this mean? If your entries are good, you should be at least break even. Are you taking liquidity on entries?

Retail brokers must implement these caps, so no for you. But a prop firm which is also a broker, for example, can implement whatever rules their compliance department is willing to live with. That’s why you can see trades going through.

I read before on this forum that TOS is not available for non-US customers. I wander if they have any restrictions connecting from outside the US?

I opened the c-corp prior to making any money trading. My main motivation was to shield my personal assets from some sort of catastrophic blow up (loosing more than my account). My accountant/friend suggested opening c-corp and he said that I could later decide to report income as s-corp if...

I don’t think so. Portfolio margin should be same. Market data costs is the only thing I can think of. As far as trading is concerned, not much hassle especially with mark to market. I have C-corp.

I am familiar with Ross, he definitely uses level2 and tape to make trading decisions. Give a specific example and I will give you specific answer.

You should post a video as example with time stamp. I assume they look at level2 and tape for clues.

I don’t think it can be done at inception for zero cost. That’s why I think they are actively managing/hedging at least partially. If someone can show this structure at zero cost using retail platform, would be nice.

This product is designed for people who want to eliminate/reduce sequence risk. Another point to make is that SP500 has some yield but etf is based only on price change. That’s why I am watching the one based on Nasdaq 100 - CPNJ

I don’t think they set up the structure in a way to guarantee 100% from day one. I assume they do some active hedging. I may be wrong. They do say they don’t guarantee 100% protection. Are you saying retail can set up this structure at no debit?

I’m watching this etf as well. One of the “problems” is that they use OTC options and say that fund’s NAV may significantly diverge from market value. So I am concerned about scenario where market goes up 10% in 3 months, at which point I would like to sell to lock the max gain, but have to...

If you provide liquidity and not latency sensitive, then I don’t understand why IB would not welcome it. What did you tell them to get this response?

I used it, it worked. Establishing connection was a bit of ierd. Also used c++ but they have added REST since.

What’s the cut off

Since we are on this topic … If someone is claiming a trader status but only trades his/her personal account, does it mean they are considered “professionals”