Comission and Bullet Rates

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

  1. What are you paying for NYSE commission all in?
     
    #241     Feb 14, 2003
  2. jorges

    jorges


    It depends on volume. PM me and I will share this with you.
     
    #242     Feb 14, 2003
  3. dgmodel

    dgmodel Guest

    i trade approx 15-20k shares a day and my commission/payout is 60%, .01, and .15 for bullets...
     
    #243     Feb 22, 2003
  4. What is the best commissions i could get with me providing my own capital. I am a nasdaq trader that averages about 120K shares a day. Is it possible to get $5 tickets with 100% payout? Thanks in advance.


    jc
     
    #244     Mar 15, 2003
  5. You must be living in the woods right ?
     
    #245     Mar 16, 2003
  6. dgmodel

    dgmodel Guest

    :confused:
     
    #246     Mar 16, 2003
  7. I scalp about 300k shares listed and 50k naz, what kind of commission can i expect from a profirm? Thanks
     
    #247     Mar 16, 2003
  8. I think if you're a fairly active trader ~25-75k /day you should be in the ballpark of .0045 per share and bullets .01 -.015. If you're doing around 100-200k/day rates are about .0025 and bullets less than .01. These are if you deal direct with a firm, self -clearing better. Obvioulsy if you trade under an LLC or trading group they'll rip you off and charge you upwards of .0065 and most of the times people are paying .01 and think they're getting an OK deal! The only way these LLCs and trading companies (MIDDLEMEN!) are staying in business (and Making a killing) are by keeping all the newbies in the dark, if traders got together they could negotiate directly for better rates. Hope that was helpful.
     
    #248     Mar 16, 2003
  9. if you deal direct and not getting ripped off by middlement, around .005
     
    #249     Mar 16, 2003
  10. Sambatrade! I was hoping you could suggest a few firms that charge commissions of what you have posted in your previous posts of .0045 or so and bullet rates of .01-.015. I take it these are prop firms? Do you trade with one? Please let me know.

    Thank you
     
    #250     Mar 16, 2003