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Caligo

So I ran across this thread and I notice a lot of Swifttrade bashing. I'm just curious if anyone knows other firms in the Calgary area that will train you like Swifttrade does.

I understand people might not like the fee scheme there, but isn't it a good place to learn?
 
That is a very short-sighted conspiracy theory. If I wanted to spam the boards with advertisements I wouldn't mention the competition at all.

If I was talking to myself why would I ask myself about the company?

If you want to stop trolling and actually give a newbie some feedback on local prop traders please feel free.
 
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That is a very short-sighted conspiracy theory. If I wanted to spam the boards with advertisements I wouldn't mention the competition at all.

If I was talking to myself why would I ask myself about the company?

If you want to stop trolling and actually give a newbie some feedback on local prop traders please feel free.
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You have to admit the whole beginning of the thread ( a brand new poster asks a question about a firm and then like magic another brand new poster responds come on!!!) has been done to death on here so people are very cynical.
 
Maybe there is a dude from title trading that surfs the boards and wanted to plug his company, but don't bring me into it. I got interested in day-trading, went to check out Swifttrade and it doesn't look bad. Even after reading all of the stuff on these forums I still want to give it a shot. However I do not want to wait until September to be able to get training. I can learn all I want using textbook on my own time but that doesn't change the fact I won't get to experience real trading for 2 months.
 
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Maybe there is a dude from title trading that surfs the boards and wanted to plug his company, but don't bring me into it. I got interested in day-trading, went to check out Swifttrade and it doesn't look back. Even after reading all of the stuff on these forums I still want to give it a shot. However I do not want to wait until September to be able to get training. I can learn all I want using textbook on my own time but that doesn't change the fact I won't get to experience real trading for 2 months.
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Their training (a friend did it) consists of you following one stock his was Texas Instruments and watching T&S and level 2 trying to make 3 cents and not to lose more than 3 cents get on a sim follow that and their is your training in a nut shell.
 
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interesting that you refer to them as ''the competition'', that you ''didn't know about'' before this thread, when you registered just recently...

everyone already knows swift exists, but title's presence there is obviously quite recent, thus you are loosing nothing by mentioning swift in hopes to obtain the appearance of authenticity....

why wouldn't you ask yourself about the company, that way you hope to make it appear as though there are these anomalous traders who are sharing info about this very new title office... it's not rocket science...
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Serious guy, get over it. I understand shit like this happens, but I wouldn't sticking around to argue with you unless I wanted some ACTUAL information. If you have nothing further to contribute you can piss off.
 
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Their training (a friend did it) consists of you following one stock his was Texas Instruments and watching T&S and level 2 trying to make 3 cents and not to lose more than 3 cents get on a sim follow that and their is your training in a nut shell.
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Is that bad? Is this what you'd consider "scalping"? Do you know if it costs anything? How it compares to Swifttrade's training?
 
The Swifttrade place said they ask for $190ish so that people don't sign up for free training and then leave. It sounds rather nominal to me considering you'll most likely be losing their money right off the bat anyways; but what do I know?
 
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