Day trading through a wi-fi connection at home?

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Laissez Faire

Hello, guys,

I'm relocating to a new apartment and have a few alternatives, but it seems difficult to get a physical cable connection between the router and my office in the alternatives I have at hand.

In my old flat I had the router just beside my computer, so have been using cable pretty much always.

So, how good is a wi-fi connection in 2020?

I mostly day trade manually. No low latency stuff, but obviously a good and stable connection is a must.

If wi-fi is a no-no, I might simply have to find somewhere else to live. :)

Thanks in advance!
 
Laissez Faire said:
Hello, guys,

I'm relocating to a new apartment and have a few alternatives, but it seems difficult to get a physical cable connection between the router and my office in the alternatives I have at hand.

In my old flat I had the router just beside my computer, so have been using cable pretty much always.

So, how good is a wi-fi connection in 2020?

I mostly day trade manually. No low latency stuff, but obviously a good and stable connection is a must.

If wi-fi is a no-no, I might simply have to find somewhere else to live. :)

Thanks in advance!
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Laissez Faire said:
Hello, guys,

I'm relocating to a new apartment and have a few alternatives, but it seems difficult to get a physical cable connection between the router and my office in the alternatives I have at hand.

In my old flat I had the router just beside my computer, so have been using cable pretty much always.

So, how good is a wi-fi connection in 2020?

I mostly day trade manually. No low latency stuff, but obviously a good and stable connection is a must.

If wi-fi is a no-no, I might simply have to find somewhere else to live. :)

Thanks in advance!
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For manual trading (or click-trading), it doesn't matter at all.
Just make sure to connect to the 5Ghz and not the 2.4 Ghz, cause the later is more easily impacted by micro-wave, wireless phone, etc.
 
Laissez Faire said:
Hello, guys,

I'm relocating to a new apartment and have a few alternatives, but it seems difficult to get a physical cable connection between the router and my office in the alternatives I have at hand.

In my old flat I had the router just beside my computer, so have been using cable pretty much always.

So, how good is a wi-fi connection in 2020?

I mostly day trade manually. No low latency stuff, but obviously a good and stable connection is a must.

If wi-fi is a no-no, I might simply have to find somewhere else to live. :)

Thanks in advance!
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The connection quality of wi-fi is not the issue. It's the security of the wi-fi networks that's the problem. Any data that you transmit via your wi-fi network is not secure and can be easily stolen. So you are not supposed to do any banking or financial transactions over it. If I were you, I wouldn't.
 
JSOP said:
The connection quality of wi-fi is not the issue. It's the security of the wi-fi networks that's the problem. Any data that you transmit via your wi-fi network is not secure and can be easily stolen. So you are not supposed to do any banking or financial transactions over it. If I were you, I wouldn't.
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If you really think someone is sitting withing 500 meters of your house with Wireshark sniffing your packets, assuming they have broken through your WPA2 security on the network, yer more paranoid than I would give you credit for. STOP THE MADNESS!
 
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