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Lag was just ridiculous.

Good grief...

What's the link again? Thanks.

IRS Form 6781 – Gains and Losses From Section 1256 Contracts and Straddles

I'm sure you'll be posting your massive PnL by the end of the day since it is very very easy to trade.

Sniper, Try to get into the medical/Hospital field doing administration work. With your financial control experience I think it would be a nice fit. Potential jobs: 1. Office Manager 2. Finance Dept in a Hospital 3. Billing Dept You might have to start at the bottom, but your...

That snap shot was taken at 9:40. How much PnL do you think it generated in the first 10 mins. I have an account with them and called them this morning. Nothing really is going to change. Now if I start to notice major issues. I'll probably jump to AMP.

Just start making calls to see who is the right fit. ABN AMRO Clearing Alaris Trading Partners Albert Fried & Company, LLC Bank of America Merrill Lynch Barclays Capital BMO Nesbitt Burns BNP Paribas Securities Services Callatay & Wouters Calyon Cantor Fitzgerald & Co. Capstone...

Have you tried to use the Dark Pools (like Barclays LX, Cross+, etc..)?

Why is it going to wreak havoc on Trading Firms? Just because they have to get a credit line? Is WTS going to pass along the cost to the traders? Can you be more specific?

I could be wrong, but I thought you had to be registered with the NFA to mark up commission.

$500 ES day trading margin x 15 = $7500.

Good idea. Because sometimes people on ET just tend to make things up and state them as facts...

BINGO...This is what it is all about...Congrats!

Owners Capital/Net Capital is $742,779. Page 6, number 8.

Which firms will give you 20MM in BP and a 90% payout? I want to contact them. Thanks.

Down side risk sounds no different if you open an account at Bright with 100k and he gives you 1MM in BP. At least with the farm program there is a an upside to get a lot more capital to fund a real business. But like the man said it is not for everyone...

Did not know you were a Mod.

It is about expectancy of a system, you clown...

Yeah, I saw that before I posted. But what is the most you can lose before they fire you? $500 looks like a daily limit. What is the cumulative loss limit? Didn't see anything on the website.