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So far I have not found any free service, however the
Trade comp ...$125 deposit, $3.20 per RT + $17 per month seems the
most reasonable. Does anyone have a better priced service??
Dick
---Andrew <andrew@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> I highly recommend TradeComp.
>
> I could not be trading real money with out them. I am only a happy
customer,
> not affiliated with them otherwise.
>
> Sorry this is so long winded, but in this business I have found few
services that are
> as good as advertised or as economical. Tradecomp is one of the few
organizations
> that really do what they say at a very fair price.
>
> Chris, the owner, will set you up as working with a floor broker or
a desk.
> Just let him know which you would prefer. He is very flexible in that
> regard. Or almost any special needs you have. I mix up my orders. If
I am
> short, I will often say Sell 3 at XX to exit the trade. Let me tell
you, all
> you have to do is make this mistake once with real money to see that
> practicing order placement is absolutely necessary to successful
trading.
>
> Also, they are really cheap compared to the other firms out there.
The price is amazing.
> Around $1.60 a turn (unlimited contracts). I get a volume discount
most months.
> If you day trade you probably will also, that mean less then $1.60 a
turn
> And that is for a live broker! Basically for less then one wrong
trade, you
> can trade with him for several months. (One company I spoke with
wanted
> 15 dollars per contract to trade in simulation! ).
>
> Chris charges
> you for a turn not by the contract, so you could do 3 contracts or
10 for the same
> price. This is critical when you start practicing money management.
I enter
> with three and take off two at target and then run with the last
contract.
> Chris has no problem taking my entry, stop and target all at once.
And Just like
> a real broker, he and his team learned my style and knew what to
expect when I was
> "trading at a desk". To get ready for trading direct to the floor,
Chris and his team
> stopped the hand holding that a desk would do. This is critical
before you move to
> the floor.
>
> I also like the fact that I get an e-mail activity/position report
at the
> end of the day and a monthly statement. Although I trade real money
everyday,
> I still have my account with Tradecomp because there are always
trades that
> I am not sure about or sometimes I feel I need a day to practice a
particular entry
> or other aspect of my trading.
>
>
> This is the single most important step I took in my trading.
>
> Andrew S
> Give Chris a call I think you will be very satisfied.
> 800-233-7906
> http://www.tradecomp.com
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Dick Webb <dickwebb711@xxxxxxxxx>
> To: RealTraders Discussion Group <realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Date: Wednesday, March 17, 1999 11:03 AM
> Subject: Re: ????? simulated real time trading
>
>
> >Peter,
> >You ask why anyone would want to do this for free...
> >Marketplayer.com has been making money off of doing it for free. The
> >cost to the firm doing it is very low. They can advertise to the
users
> >...also when a person is accustomed to a certian interface in placing
> >orders they want to stick with it and this makes it easy to pick up
> >the people as customers. Futures traders are consumers of data,
> >systems, and lots of other expensive stuff. The brokerage firms can
> >make extra dough very easy by putting bottom dollar.com banners on
> >their pages and every time some cicks it a nickel or dime goes to the
> >broker.
> >Dick
> >
> >
> >
> >---Peter2150@xxxxxxx wrote:
> >>
> >> In a message dated 99-03-17 10:54:19 EST, dickwebb711@xxxxxxxxx
> >writes:
> >>
> >> > Thanks for trying guys but all of the responses so far
> >> > were no go's. What I am looking for is something like a
> >> > marketplayer.com for futures or an auditrack for free. The
> >problem is
> >> > when you build a new system you loose profits or potential
profits
> >> > during the time you adjust to the system. It is like taking a
> >product
> >> > from R&D to manufacturing. First you make some demo's to see if
> >they
> >> > work.
> >>
> >> Why would you expect anyone to do this free. Its work to keep the
> >records,
> >> and make it of any value.
> >>
> >
> >==
> >Big Lucky Dick
> >
> >_________________________________________________________
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> >Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
> >
> >
> >
>
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<DIV>I highly recommend TradeComp.</DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>I could not be trading real money with out them. I am only a
happy customer,<BR>not affiliated with them otherwise.</DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>Sorry this is so long winded, but in this business I have found
few
services that are<BR>as good as advertised or as economical.
Tradecomp is
one of the few organizations<BR>that really do what they say at a very
fair
price. </DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>Chris, the owner, will set you up as working with a floor broker
or a
desk.<BR>Just let him know which you would prefer. He is very flexible
in
that<BR>regard. Or almost any special needs you have. I mix up my
orders. If I
am<BR>short, I will often say Sell 3 at XX to exit the trade. Let me
tell you,
all<BR>you have to do is make this mistake once with real money to see
that<BR>practicing order placement is absolutely necessary to
successful
trading.</DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>Also, they are really cheap compared to the other firms out
there. The price is amazing. <BR>Around $1.60 a turn (unlimited
contracts). I
get a volume discount most months. <BR>If you day trade you probably
will also,
that mean less then $1.60 a turn <BR>And that is for a live broker!
Basically for less then one wrong trade, you<BR>can trade with him for
several
months. (One company I spoke with wanted <BR>15 dollars per contract
to
trade in simulation! ). </DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>Chris charges <BR>you for a turn not by the contract, so you
could do 3
contracts or 10 for the same <BR>price. This is critical when you start
practicing money management. I enter <BR>with three and take off two
at target
and then run with the last contract. <BR>Chris has no problem taking
my entry,
stop and target all at once. And Just like<BR>a real broker, he and
his
team learned my style and knew what to expect when I was<BR>"trading
at a
desk". To get ready for trading direct to the floor, Chris and his
team<BR>stopped the hand holding that a desk would do. This is
critical
before you move to<BR>the floor.</DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>I also like the fact that I get an e-mail activity/position
report at
the<BR>end of the day and a monthly statement. Although I trade real
money
everyday, <BR>I still have my account with Tradecomp because there are
always
trades that<BR>I am not sure about or sometimes I feel I need a day to
practice
a particular entry <BR>or other aspect of my trading.</DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>This is the single most important step I took in my trading. </DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>Andrew S<BR>Give Chris a call I think you will be very satisfied.
<BR>800-233-7906 <BR><A
href="http://www.tradecomp.com";>http://www.tradecomp.com</A><A
href="http://www.tradeco";> </A><BR></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>-----Original Message-----<BR>From: Dick
Webb
<<A
href="mailto:dickwebb711@xxxxxxxxx";>dickwebb711@xxxxxxxxx</A>><BR>To:
RealTraders Discussion Group <<A
href="mailto:realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx";>realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx</A>><BR>Date:
Wednesday, March 17, 1999 11:03 AM<BR>Subject: Re: ????? simulated
real time
trading<BR><BR></DIV></FONT>>Peter,<BR>>You ask why anyone would want
to
do this for free...<BR>>Marketplayer.com has been making money off of
doing
it for free. The<BR>>cost to the firm doing it is very low. They can
advertise to the users<BR>>...also when a person is accustomed to a
certian
interface in placing<BR>>orders they want to stick with it and this
makes it
easy to pick up<BR>>the people as customers. Futures traders are
consumers of
data,<BR>>systems, and lots of other expensive stuff. The brokerage
firms
can<BR>>make extra dough very easy by putting bottom dollar.com
banners
on<BR>>their pages and every time some cicks it a nickel or dime goes
to
the<BR>>broker.<BR>>Dick<BR>><BR>><BR>><BR><A
href="mailto:>---Peter2150@xxxxxxx">>---Peter2150@xxxxxxx</A>
wrote:<BR>>><BR>>> In a message dated 99-03-17 10:54:19 EST, <A
href="mailto:dickwebb711@xxxxxxxxx";>dickwebb711@xxxxxxxxx</A><BR>>writes:<BR>>>
<BR>>> > Thanks for trying guys but all of the responses so
far<BR>>> > were no go's. What I am looking for is
something like a<BR>>> > marketplayer.com for futures or an
auditrack for free. The<BR>>problem is<BR>>> > when you build
a new system you loose profits or potential profits<BR>>> >
during the time you adjust to the system. It is like taking
a<BR>>product<BR>>> > from R&D to manufacturing. First you
make some demo's to see if<BR>>they<BR>>> > work.<BR>>>
<BR>>> Why would you expect anyone to do this free. Its work
to keep the<BR>>records,<BR>>> and make it of any value.<BR>>>
<BR>><BR>>==<BR>>Big Lucky Dick
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