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believe it or not, one of the trader from Worldco told me that he used to pay more than $80 for 1000 shares bullet when he started seven months ago.

sorry guys.. when I said $60 for 1000 shares, I was talking about bullet cost. Worldco offered me $60 for 1000 shares of bullet and Lynx offered $20 for 500 shares of bullet.

there is no desk charge at Lynx capital...

Worldco said they will charge me around $60 per 1000 shares and 1000 share is minimum. To me, it much better than Worldco's offer.

I've decided not to take the Worldco's offer. And after I talk to Lynx Capital guys, I realized that Worldco's offer was pretty shitty offer. This is what Lynx capital offered: 1. I still have to put down $5000. 2. 1.1 cents per share with no ticket charge. 3. $20 bullet for 500...

Thanks a lot guys for those great comments. After I got lay off from IBM (last Feb.), I started day trading with $30,000 capital. I have learned so much about trading past six months but unfortunately I couldn’t make any money. In fact, my capital is down to $25,500. If it goes down under...

I just got an offer from Worldco (NY location). 1. I have to put down $5000 2. I will keep 80% of my profit. 3. If there is loss, they will take it out from my $5000 and if it's more than $5000, they will take those loss. 4. commission 1.2 cents per share with $2 ticket charge 5...

Their commision is .01375 cents per share for Nasdaq and .01 cents for NYSE with no ECN fee. http://www.fmbtrading.com/fees/

Michael, I use TS6 and love your commision structure. I just have one question about the software. Can we create a link between level II box and chart like RealTick? Thanks. Jisoo Sun