Looking for a place to trade in Toronto. I trade Nasdaq/New York... Interested in surrounding myself with committed, keen traders in market for long haul. Preferrably not a prop shop. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciate. Thanks Mark Cuban
Mark, You can trade your "sports gambling hedge fund" at any convenience store in Toronto by playing pro-line.
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Where else are people having luck in Toronto...Im very close to signing on with questtrade although i haven't been able to speak with any other quest prop traders....Is there anyone out there??
how is questtrade for prop.trading? is their commission competitive? is cyber-pro over there solid or have any kind of problem? how easy is to withdraw funds? thx
No complaints on either level, re. the above. I still use CyberTrader Pro but for retail trading (swing)/. Commish was based on volume. I had a pretty good deal at the time, basically the ECN rebates covered all of the commission cost if you trades it right.
Getting a little ahead of myself.... Questrade was quick to get back to me to clarify all information. I dont think I did my due diligence by asking enough questions up front. The numbers are all here. I apologized for writing names on this board and using it as a forum to air my thoughts. Questtrade seems to be one of the top shops in the area and I am still interested in their setup. Again my apologies for tarnishing a name without all of the information.
I never traded the NYSE, only Nasdog. One of the reason I chose quest was no Series 7 required and it is backed by a real brokerage. Prop accounts are not insured anywhere but at least the restof the brokerage is so you know the operation in general is legit. my 2¢