any broker with no pattern day trading rules

[athlonmank8]

Are you sure, cause I thought this is a Finra rule
http://www.finra.org/investors/day-trading-margin-requirements-know-rules

Yes. There's plenty of people using them for it.

 

[athlonmank8]

Switch to futures. Here is why: http://www.tradingsetupsreview.com/futures-trading-best-option-day-trader/

If you can't afford the PDT rule, you certainly can't handle the leverage of futures.

 

[d08]

Canada might not have PDT for Canadian equities but it applies to US equities no matter where you are from. When I was an EU resident trading with IB UK, PDT applied to me.

 

[Bowgett]

If you can't afford the PDT rule, you certainly can't handle the leverage of futures.

You don't know about that but leverage is certainly might be a problem for him.

 

[prc117f]

The sad thing is because of the PDT rule is it ends up leading traders who are undercapitalized to Forex bucketshops where they end up losing it all in a blink of an eye.

I would rather have someone daytrade SPY with 10K VS them blowing it in 5 minutes in the Forex bucketshop.

 

[Hooter]

1k? Is this a good idea? If you must, try the firm in the Bahamas. I used them and they paid. Have you done any papertrading?

 

[Wisard]

Try CFDs?

 

[Hooter]

Try CFDs?

New outfit called TradeZero (offshore). Claims free limit orders

 

[i960]

US citizens can't trade CFDs and all Americans are prone to PDT if they have a margin account and trade equities. For this matter (and quite a few others) most people trade futures. At 1000$ you're undercapitalized in general. Paper trade.

 

[athlonmank8]

Gamble on an offshore shop. It's the only thing that's going to be able to provide you with what you want. You're obviously taking a risk, so you have to see if it's worth it.