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Trade.com DMA trading
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PDT limitations are FINRA's requirements if I'm not mistaken. Trade.com is a European broker so the pattern day trader rule does not apply.
I also don't think they accept customers from the US.
Yeap, they don't work with the U.S, Canada and Japan residents.
That's an introducing broker for IB so they must use TWS. Perhaps there really is some web-version.
I won't be that sure about it, but my knowledge on this matter is purely theoretical at the mement, so better search some first-hand opinions.
I wouldn't say so. This is not about the connectivity issues at all. If you've got normal connection speed and ping, you won't face any troubles with webtrader.
The difference is that webtrader is a kind of a cut version of TWS that is used normally by those clients who do not want to overcomplicate. There is a nice thread here. Try searching "Webtrader or TWS".
The difference is that webtrader is a kind of a cut version of TWS that is used normally by those clients who do not want to overcomplicate. There is a nice thread here. Try searching "Webtrader or TWS".
It's all ok unless you plan to trade using a mobile LOL
Well, I'm not a fan of web-based platfroms personally, but in general I understand that there are many traders in this word that don't want to trade with a kind of a spacecraft panel which is pretty much what TWS and SC look like (and work like!).
Well, I'm not a fan of web-based platfroms personally, but in general I understand that there are many traders in this word that don't want to trade with a kind of a spacecraft panel which is pretty much what TWS and SC look like (and work like!).
Ahaha, yeah, there are some of this kind among us. Let's not start pointing at each one individually.
I've made a few things clear btw on the topic of this thread. It's true that trade.com DMA accounts come with an IB webtrader and mobile. The customer support remains on the side of Trade.com. You can open DMA with any strating amount and start getting the data (delayed for free). The inactivity fee is $25 but if you do at least one trade at least once in 90 days, the fee won't be applicable.
I've made a few things clear btw on the topic of this thread. It's true that trade.com DMA accounts come with an IB webtrader and mobile. The customer support remains on the side of Trade.com. You can open DMA with any strating amount and start getting the data (delayed for free). The inactivity fee is $25 but if you do at least one trade at least once in 90 days, the fee won't be applicable.