Question to WTS traders.

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saico

Hi there,

is it true, that WTS freezes any capital contribution that new traders make for atleast 12 month? If that is true I would consider not to go with them.

Thanks
Saico
 
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Hi there,

is it true, that WTS freezes any capital contribution that new traders make for atleast 12 month? If that is true I would consider not to go with them.

Thanks
Saico
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Yes it is true, initial capital is locked up for 12 months just like any other broker-dealer. I have joined them and am very happy so far with the tech support and assistance they have provided me with, very professional staff and the rates are the best I have found.
 
Is WTS a BD now? If so what is the name?

Unless they are a BD and require their traders to be licensed there is no reason for them to hold your deposit for 12 months? A retail prop firm that holds deposits for 12 months makes me think they are having money problems?
 
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Is WTS a BD now? If so what is the name?
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I believe their international traders are with World Trade Securities and their U.S. traders are with WTS Proprietary Trading Group in New York which is a member of the CBOE/CBX.
 
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I believe their international traders are with World Trade Securities and their U.S. traders are with WTS Proprietary Trading Group in New York which is a member of the CBOE/CBX.
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I think the other way around Altec55, but not sure.

Yes, they are a BD now.
 
so what software do their traders use? Is anyone trading with WTS at the moment? and if you could please explain how their commissions and your profits work?
 
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so what software do their traders use? Is anyone trading with WTS at the moment? and if you could please explain how their commissions and your profits work?
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They use Sterling Trader Pro and Lightspeed is planned to be available soon. Profit splits and commission are pretty much a subject of negotiations.
 
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