But it's program rules are unclear. Some of the programs require licenses. And they do not specify if there is a per share commission depending on the program. I know litespeed has pretty competitive commission but I don't know about these guys.
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Top Step Trader
- Thread starter Scalperten
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It's futures...costs about 4 bucks a turn.But it's program rules are unclear. Some of the programs require licenses. And they do not specify if there is a per share commission depending on the program. I know litespeed has pretty competitive commission but I don't know about these guys.
4 bucks every time you trade. That's ridiculous. You're better off with a retail broker.
Do you know anything about futures? 3.50-4.50 a round turn per contract is pretty standard.4 bucks every time you trade. That's ridiculous. You're better off with a retail broker.
Yes! Isn't that the same as index. Dji Nasdaq and the s&p
it could also be stock then.
how do they expect to compete charging 4 dollars per stock trade?
did you make that up?
how do they expect to compete charging 4 dollars per stock trade?
did you make that up?
it could also be stock then.
how do they expect to compete charging 4 dollars per stock trade?
did you make that up?
Topstep doesn't allow stock trading; it is futures only. It is just a bit under 4 dollars per contract round trip which as stated before is pretty standard for futures trading.
how do they expect to compete charging 4 dollars per stock trade?
It's just under $4 per round-trip. It's not stock trading. It's futures. If you can find a way to trade futures for much less than that, good luck to you. For myself, I strongly suspect you have no idea what you're talking about.