newbie is looking for a broker

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Schlachtschwein

hi all,

i am looking for a broker with

-- daytrading margin :cool:,

-- low commisisons :D and

-- no account minimum :eek:.

i am trying to scalp the sp mini.

greetings from germany

schlachtschwein
 
FFastTrade has a very good trading platform and very reasonable rates.

They charge $550 per month for the system and $.50 per side transactions fees. You will be responsible for Exchnage fees. They offer CME, CBOT, LIFFE and Eurex.

They also will allow you to use their simulator to get familiar with the trading platform and get a feel for the E-minis.

It is the only Simulator that uses real-time prices and depth of Market straight from the CME's matching engine.
 
Originally posted by momentum30
FFastTrade has a very good trading platform and very reasonable rates.


It is the only Simulator that uses real-time prices and depth of Market straight from the CME's matching engine.
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Not the only one - Tradecast does the same.
 
Originally posted by Schlachtschwein


-- no account minimum :eek:.

i am trying to scalp the sp mini.

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the no account minimum and than trying to do your own thing might be a problem.

Robert
 
Originally posted by momentum30
Tradecast has a live simulator for Stocks! I do not believe that they offer a Live simulator for Futures.
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You right, sorry.
 
I have been extremely happy with e-local, but its a $7500 minimum account. very reliable and phone service has been great. the price is only $6.50 RT if you do 1000 contracts a month.
 
Originally posted by canadian_dude
I have been extremely happy with e-local, but its a $7500 minimum account. very reliable and phone service has been great. the price is only $6.50 RT if you do 1000 contracts a month.
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Hey dude(no pun intended)...you might want to check out
www.interactivebrokers.com They charge $4.80 a rt and no
minimum to trade. They'll be accepting Canadian accounts starting June 1
 
well, you just answered your own question. IB does not accept Canadians, at least not right now. E-local is the cheapest firm I know of that accepts Canadians.

And even when IB does take Canadians, I don't know if I would want them. I have seen a lot of people post various complaints about there here.
 
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