Quote from swiftmike99:
Stop bothering the sponsor of this website or he will have you banned. Its obvious that Don makes most of his money from training. That's why he is advertising on this website non-stop. As much as i don't like Don for lying about his business, the OPG strategy has been great over the years. But Don for some reason decided to share it with the world (thanks) and f..ed it up for himself. He would have been way better off keeping his mouth shut, bringing in prop traders at 50% split and teaching them OPG. IMHO. To each own. OPG was the holy grail. It hasn't been for the last 1 year but before that it was free money.
Quote from handle_this:
Agree, why do these traders put up with that place ???
Brokerage fees, training fee's desk fees etc etc
Even Don admits- its up to the trader and hard work.....
Quote from swiftmike99:
But Don for some reason decided to share it with the world (thanks) and f..ed it up for himself. He would have been way better off keeping his mouth shut, bringing in prop traders at 50% split and teaching them OPG. IMHO. To each own. OPG was the holy grail. It hasn't been for the last 1 year but before that it was free money.
Quote from total_keops:
By Edgar Ortega
July 28 (Bloomberg) -- NYSE Euronext will begin to charge brokerages for transactions at the open and close of trading in the U.S., while also cutting fees for its largest clients.
The New York Stock Exchange will charge a fee of at least 5 cents per 100 shares for trades executed during the opening and closing auctions starting next month. Opening trades, which were previously executed at no cost, will have a fee cap of $10,000 a month, the exchange said in an e-mailed notice to clients.
The Big Board will also reduce its trading fees for customers that handle at least 130 million shares a month. Those clients will pay a transaction fee of 17 cents per 100 shares, down 1 cent from before.