Comission and Bullet Rates

Discussion in 'Prop Firms' started by Hitnruntrader, Dec 6, 2002.

  1. Tsar1974

    Tsar1974

    I think for someone who trades 50000 sh/per day, the rate should be at least 1c per share, 1.5 is way too much.....

    You can contact me for a better rate.........
     
    #161     Jan 14, 2003
  2. Geez...
     
    #162     Jan 14, 2003
  3. LowCom

    LowCom

    All firms (including Echotradeonline) are same in squeezing the customer with commisons and what not Hidden charges. My questions is there Any Prop firms which gives (Nasdaq-NYSE )10k shares at $10-$11 commission.

    Reddy
     
    #163     Jan 14, 2003
  4. You're basically asking for 1/10th of a penny commissions. The most effcient firm, has costs that run at or just higher then 1/10th. And by firm I mean, self clearing broker dealer. It's not going to happen. Even E-Trade, at $9 a trade will cost you over $60 for a 10K trade, which works out to 6/10th of a cent.
     
    #164     Jan 14, 2003
  5. Some firms pay you to trade! If you do market orders. Limit orders are $5
     
    #165     Jan 14, 2003
  6. Your crazy!!! People don't do as much volume as they used to so a 50k trader should trade at .006 ALL IN with free software, quote feeds, and lunches! Half priced , but hot, strippers would be nice too!
     
    #166     Jan 14, 2003
  7. axehawk

    axehawk


    I believe Domestic Securites charges $1 per trade for up to 10,000 shares.
     
    #167     Jan 14, 2003
  8. VOLUME

    VOLUME

    Over the last few years, commissions have been drastically reduced by every firm. I think they are at a point now where the real reason to choose a firm isn't for an extra .001, but rather for great software and other necessities (news services, health care benefits, trading environment,etc).
    Volume
     
    #168     Jan 14, 2003
  9. GHansen

    GHansen

    Could not agree more Vol. Ask all the guys having REDI+ and Sterling problems lately if they'd rather save 1/10 penny or have platforms that work consistently and reliably.
     
    #169     Jan 14, 2003
  10. I agree with you too that's why I use Hammer. I have excellent rates and probably the best platform available.
     
    #170     Jan 14, 2003