Cornering a stock is a good trading strategy, I think!

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Im work for swift so Im biased... That's why Im rather not tell how great they are and how much everyone else sucks... or any other BS like that...

I'll just give you the perspective I had when I started at Swift... in the Costa Rica branch [at the time it was a room with two guys and a bunch of computers, most of them still in the box...]


If you're hungry for knowledge about the markets you'll get it there... plenty of it, you'll get the chance to play in the market with real money in real time... you'll get the chance to do hundredths of trades [in one day]... and gain a lot of experience that otherwise wouldn't have been accessible to you. Even if you end up realizing that high frequency day trading is not for you, you'll have learned a lot... and there's always a good chance that you are cut for it, you make a lot of money and you set up your own branch someday...


keep us posted... :D
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You're saying that stocks are not suitable for short term trading systems.

What I'm saying is that stocks are suited for short term trading; and yes I say it based on my experience in Swift where I see 4000 people beating the stock market day in day out, while trading in very short time frames.

Now, if you were saying that stocks are not suitable for short term trading IF you're a retail trader, then I'll have to agree with you, they simply don't have the necessary fee structure and leverage to make high frequency trading a profitable activity.
 
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