Any Dependable cell phones you can day trade on?

NeoRio1 · Jan 29, 2009

For example if you want to trade on the beach with some beautiful women and some cold ones.

More specifically I want a cell phone that can trade the e-mini futures.

datamerc · Jan 29, 2009

I've had an iPhone (original version) for quite a while and been happy. TOS has an app out for it now if you use them.

NeoRio1 · Jan 29, 2009

Quote from datamerc:

I've had an iPhone (original version) for quite a while and been happy. TOS has an app out for it now if you use them.

Can you trade the e-mini futures on it?

datamerc · Jan 29, 2009

I don't play with those, so I don't know if the TOS app allows. What platform do you use now?

datamerc · Jan 29, 2009

https://www.thinkorswim.com/tos/displayPage.tos?webpage=thinkPodInfo&displayFormat=hide

or search iSwimLite in iTunes.

ChaosNSX · Jan 29, 2009

Etrade has their balckberry offer with their streaming quotes and execution for stocks and ETFs, but I dunno if I would try to trade futures over a phone. Spys maybe if you must.

https://us.etrade.com/e/t/mobile_pro?SC=NMCFWEB&coid=HP_MINI_C09_T_P_HP_MINILC_Mobile_BB_012209

iStockManager · Jan 29, 2009

For TD AMERITRADE users there is iStockManager for the iPhone and the Blackberry Storm (Bold version coming soong).

It has streaming data, charts, stock and option trading, and much more.

Visit http://www.iStockManager.com to get more info.

The Blackberry Storm version is currently in beta testing, anyone with a Storm and a TD AMERITRADE account who wants to try it out can send an email to :

blackberry at istockmanager dot com

auspiv · Jan 29, 2009

you could always just tether your cell phone to your laptop for internet and trade on the laptop.

vita · Jan 29, 2009

Verizon Wireless Broadband is quite robust in NYC. With a USB modem on a laptop, you get ~1.5Mb/256k download/upload speed.

Crav · Jan 29, 2009

with the VZ broadband wireless there is some latency of course so the speeds wont be like you're sitting at home