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Hi,
I find that no one can teach you trading. Its all got to do with experience and that take times and by paying $7K wont do the job. To get the experience you have to actually trade the market and get the feels with emini and read stuffs you found on internet, books/ebooks etc.
You are wrong, ruht03. The vast majority of the best traders in the world were taught by other experienced traders. Just because you went to one seminar and didn't like it doesn't mean that there aren't good traders out there that can teach you how to trade ...
HI everyone If this is the wrong place to post this let me know.
I am looking for info on E-Minis I have just watched a DVD from
eminisglobal.com and they refer to brokers fees of $2.50 per trade but every broker I have found is more like $6.00 to $7.00 even more.
Anyone have more info on this
It would be much appreciated
Your referring to Traders International folk
$2.50 per trade - but when trading futures you will need to complete two transactions - so enter and exit commissions - so the $5 mark sounds about right
Also beware of them quoting returns on margin - a bit misleading
enjoy
I looked at traders international in great depth.I made a spreadsheet of their live trading results over the last three years and it looked too good to be true and it is.It is all hypothetical trading. the master trader is not placing the trades.Traders international does not hold a financial licence.I managed to track down the guy who holds the financial licence they use .he told me what i have stated above.I have also read postings on a few forums of people who use this service and they say thatafter paying about 7 k the time they give you before charging for the live trading room not long enough.e- mini global is an affiliate of traders international. hope this helps you out.
Completely disagree. The ES (S&P 500 mini contract) Is controlled by algorithm trading. To call the most liquid high volume futures contract a smaller players contract is very wrong. The pit contracts are dying a slow death and it seems your info is about 10 years old.
Hi All, I have a question i haven been able to clarify if anyone can help.
What happens to your future contract if it is left open and the trading day closes at 15:15 Chicago time, does the position automatically close or will it remain open for after hours trading?
Also the same thing but this time the contract month is finishing does that mean you have to get rig of any contracts you have for that period?
Where is a limited order stored? example; I use Ninja Trader, so i place a limited order with a stop loss and it gets filled. So now if i leave Ninja Trader on and the stop loss is hit the position exits. But what happens if Ninja Trader crashed and the stop loss is hit while the program is offline does the stop loss only work while Ninja Trader is online or is the full order stored on the broker or exchange server and gets executed regardless weather Ninja is online or not?
Thanks for your help
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