Always remember that the most successful traders that have posted on ET no longer post anywhere. They are retired. Effectively, you are asking all currently tuned in, which is comprised mostly of students, then traders.
Why strange? Daniels Trading is just an introducing broker. Most traders prefer to go direct with a FCM.
jeb9999, what is the difference between these two? Is it too bad? Should I choose another company? I'm going to trade futures... Thank you for your time.
Good explantion of introducing broker at: http://invest-faq.com/cbc/trade-intro-broker.html If an IB can do things for you that an FCM won't do, then it is worth using an IB. If you can get what you need direct from the FCM than why bother with an IB. I would suggest you learn more about how the futures industry works before opening a futures account. You should fully understand the functions of IB's, FCM's, clearing firms, exchanges and exchange clearing houses. Plenty of information is available at http://www.nfa.futures.org/ http://www.cftc.gov/ http://www.cmegroup.com/
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Thanks for confusing an advertisement with a serious question. Sponsors are no more likely to be good than random companies.
chard07, Did you end up going with Daniels Trading? If so, how do find them for trading and do you use their platform?