Multiple line brokerage for intraday trading?

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Does anyone know of any similar brokerages that offer the same pricing structures as the likes of TraderDealer and PariTrade were you can round trip multiple times during one day and only be charged for the buy and sell order? Is there a name for this style of pricing structure?

I'm looking for that price structure but want to be able to connect the brokerage and data through to the big charting systems like NinjaTrader and AmiBroker. That way there is scope for learning to code mechanical systems.

Does this exist?

 

[opulence]

Furthermore, is it worth asking one of the compatible brokers with these charting systems for a similar style pricing structure? Do negotiated brokerage deals ever occur for small time traders?

 

[pixel]

Furthermore, is it worth asking one of the compatible brokers with these charting systems for a similar style pricing structure? Do negotiated brokerage deals ever occur for small time traders?

I know of at least one other: PariTrade. Switched to them from AOT Online, who have a similar arrangement: Trade up to 6 different price points in a day (Paritrade offer twice that many) and they're tallied into one contract note.

click PariTrade website and check out the brokerage link. Their software, Pulse, is also awesome IMHO.

 

[ginar]

Does anyone know of any similar brokerages that offer the same pricing structures as the likes of TraderDealer and PariTrade were you can round trip multiple times during one day and only be charged for the buy and sell order? Is there a name for this style of pricing structure?

I'm looking for that price structure but want to be able to connect the brokerage and data through to the big charting systems like NinjaTrader and AmiBroker. That way there is scope for learning to code mechanical systems.

Does this exist?

this firm does what you are looking for .

http://www.amscot.com.au/

 

[opulence]

So do people find that they open a basic account with the broker of their choice and then sign up for 3rd party data feed through a 3rd party charting package then once a decision has been made, flick over to the basic chart and enter the order?

At the moment I'm attracted to the active style trading price structure of TraderDealer and Amscot but would rather use something like metastock to do my analysis in.

Do people find issues in having to switch back and forward ordering and analysing? I.e does it matter that the data feed you hare using to enter the program may not be as "live" as the data feed in your charting software?

Further down the track if I develop a mechanical system I'll have to find a solution that all works in one.

 

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I know of at least one other: PariTrade. Switched to them from AOT Online, who have a similar arrangement:

I notice it has the ability to punch through combination orders, nice alternative to webiress.

Pixel, do you know if options trading is unrestricted and straight through to market ?

 

[Santob]

Minc Trading offer multiple line contracts

http://www.thinkminc.com.au/

I don't use them so can't comment.