any broker with no pattern day trading rules

Yes. There's plenty of people using them for it.

 

If you can't afford the PDT rule, you certainly can't handle the leverage of futures.

 

Canada might not have PDT for Canadian equities but it applies to US equities no matter where you are from. When I was an EU resident trading with IB UK, PDT applied to me.

 

You don't know about that but leverage is certainly might be a problem for him.

 

The sad thing is because of the PDT rule is it ends up leading traders who are undercapitalized to Forex bucketshops where they end up losing it all in a blink of an eye.

I would rather have someone daytrade SPY with 10K VS them blowing it in 5 minutes in the Forex bucketshop.

 

1k? Is this a good idea? If you must, try the firm in the Bahamas. I used them and they paid. Have you done any papertrading?

 

Try CFDs?

 

New outfit called TradeZero (offshore). Claims free limit orders

 

US citizens can't trade CFDs and all Americans are prone to PDT if they have a margin account and trade equities. For this matter (and quite a few others) most people trade futures. At 1000$ you're undercapitalized in general. Paper trade.

 

Gamble on an offshore shop. It's the only thing that's going to be able to provide you with what you want. You're obviously taking a risk, so you have to see if it's worth it.