Day Trading under $25k...

Discussion in 'Retail Brokers' started by nyc-hotshot, May 14, 2004.

  1. UMU

    UMU

    Another way of daytrading with less than 25K is what Serge of Genesis (www.gndt.com) once told me that one also can join/create an LLC account, or several people can create a joint account.
     
    #131     Jul 17, 2004
  2. i'm going up to new york tues to talk to him about one of those accounts

    anybody trading this way?
     
    #132     Jul 18, 2004
  3. The most Alldaytraders (Alliance) gives is 4 to 1 buy power. It doesn't matter with them if you're licensed because they are not NASD members. They are a foreign broker, that's why they don't have to follow the NASD pattern day trading rule.
     
    #133     Jul 19, 2004
  4. Hey guys,
    Sorry to bring up an old thread, but I just wondered whether the people who tried out Alliance Traders were still using it, and how it was going.... also if anyone else joined it as a result of this thread.
     
    #134     Aug 3, 2004
  5. Hi
    Yeah, I and several people I know still use them. I know quite a few people on elite have PMed me about these guys, so I'm sure some others here must use them too.

    Like I said before, you can get a cheaper commission if you email them and ask for a lower rate: trading@alldaytraders.com
    I highly suggest doing this.

    My friends and I pay $9.95 +ECNs, which is the same rate Cybertrader offers, except with Alldaytraders you can day trade everyday with under $25k.

    Later,
    Russ
     
    #135     Aug 3, 2004
  6. Yes. As Traderruss as already posted. You can get a lower commission rate set up by
    emailing them. Personally, I've used them over 2 months and no problems what so ever. My commissions run me $8.95 + ECN and NASD fees.

    I hold a large sum on deposit with them. I've wired to and from the account in access of 100K at a time without a problem.
     
    #136     Aug 3, 2004
  7. Zmey

    Zmey

    what keeps you there? Obviously, PDT rule is not applicable to you. These commissions are still too high.:confused:
     
    #137     Aug 3, 2004
  8. Ebo

    Ebo

    The account is not SIPC insured and the commish is about 50% higher than normal. Why would you trade with this outfit with over $25K?
     
    #138     Aug 3, 2004
  9. Tax benefits are more generous with an offshore account than domestic.
     
    #139     Aug 4, 2004
  10. dfuang

    dfuang

    As someone seriously considering this firm, could you provide any detail on the advantages of being offshore?
     
    #140     Aug 4, 2004