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Day Trading Firm Does Not Return Your Capital,where Can You File A Complaint Aganist Them,they R LLC,PHLX,SIPC

I took a job at a day trading firm, but quit before i even started,
they required a min cap contribution so they cashed out my check, and
now they are playing dodge ball, if the firm does not return your
capital,where can you file a complaint aganist them,they are LLC, and
members of PHLX,SIPC
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Contact the National Association of Securities Dealers (NASD). They regulate broker/dealers and investment advisors.
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What’s The Best Online Trading Platform (E*Trade? ScottTrade?)?

I wish I could do one that did both stocks and commodities and futures, but I'll be happy with stocks. I want to place my 40k in mutual funds into day trading (don't worry, I have actual training, classes, risks, know I'm likely to lose, etc.) but I still want to pick one. I want an online platform that's fast, gets information quickly, executes cheap trades, and is generally reliable and easy to read.

Anyone have experience with good ones?

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Go read some online articles that compare the main platforms. Just do an online search for "online brokerage comparisons" or something like that. I reccommend Scottrade as the trades are about as cheap as you will get. The downside is their margin rates are above average and I've seen mixed reports on their speed of filling trades. Still for me, they are perfect (but maybe not for you).

Etrade is supposed to allow you to trade on 4 or 5 stock marktes around the world – a huge advantage for a really smart investor or one that wants to focus on international stocks, but useless to most smaller investors (or most that want to focus on mutual funds – like you, maybe).

There are some other good ones. You'll find that OptionExpress is very good (never used this one myself, but they are well rated). More expensive that scottrade but margin rates are lower and maybe they are faster at filling trades.

Anyhow, thats my take on 3 of them but there are many more out there. Of course only used ones that are sipc insured, and again – I'd advise searching for more specifics on this via an online search. FYI, I think kiplingers had an areticle about this about 1-2 years ago. good article but alot can change in 2 years (and I'm not positive it was Kiplingers)

Best luck.

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Wants To Know About US & UK Stock Markets In Depth. I Am A Tech Analysist. I Need Structure Of These Markets?

I am a professional stock trader. I trade In indian markets. I want to know about US &UK markets. I am basically a good technical analyst and does day trading successfully. I need the basic structure of these markets to day trade. General behaveir with day trading perspective, trends, behavieral patterns of index stocks, midcap, smallcap and I am a momemtum Player in day trade. In that case what general tendency I should observe, How is the brokerage structure, How is the day trading culture in USA & UK. Where I will get Online charting facility to open atlest 30 stocks simultanoulsy and I Choose to trade from all the total scrips and choose the days best moving scrips with above reasonable volumes. What scope it has in these markets for this patterns? Is ther any website reveals the basic structure of these markets. If you are in these markets, and guide me for basic knowledge, I will help to make consistant money in day trading since I am a very very successful day trader.
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I am a stock trader too: American markets and american stocks are very transparent, so it will be easy to find all kind of information that you need online.
finance.yahoo.com is the website that i use the most during the day, i am a daytrader also.
If you need more advice just feel free to contact me.
I hope that you will chose my answer as the best one.
Thanks
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How Fast Will Scottrade Execute My Orders?

I am looking for a broker with VERY fast Order executions. Every "direct-access broker" I look at has a minimum opening account balance of $25,000-$35,000 (Day trading SEC regulations)….so basically it looks like im stuck with scottrade.
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I have Scottrade. They execute in real-time. I could be watching streaming quotes-when my price is triggered, it will pop up on the screen.
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Day Trading- Maximam How Long We Can Kept The Share With Us?

Day trading- maximam how long we can kept the share with us?can we sell there share when ever we wantor we should see within a day?and can we get 10% growth per month from day trading?waht about the taxes 4 day trading?reply me with some more importent information about day trading/plzzzzz.
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Day traders can buy and sell the same time every hour it they have a desire to do so. Brokers love this as they make lots of dollars in commissions. It's a tough bussiness.

Regarding taxes, in the US, if you make $60000 daytrading, you will pay short term capital gains. On the other hand, if you lose a net of $60000, you can only write off $3000 per year, until the $60000 is written off (about 20 years).
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How Can I Learn More About A Penny Stock I Have In My Schwab Account?

I am somewhat of a novice investor, but I purchased a penny stock and I'm trying to understand why yahoo! will only show 5 days of trading history when I have clearly owned the stock for 5 weeks. Google won't even recognize the ticker symbol, and schwab shows limited history as well. I tried asking this once and it got deleted, someone please help!
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Penny stocks, or pink sheet stocks, are so thinly traded, that they are not tracked by schwab, thestreet.com, bloomberg, etc. so you can't get the information as readily as you can larger, more established companies. You can call Schwab and ask your broker for an update. You can also go on the company website and see if there is any investor information. Before you buy a stock, you should look at the financials of the company. If you do not have that information, ask the company for it. Tell them you are an investor, and you want the company financials, quarterlies, updates,etc.-to be added to their mailing list. On some company websites, you can actually sign up to receive investor information by email. If it is a very new, small company, that may not be available to you via email. Good luck! Hope you have a winner. Those penny stocks are very difficult– it's not like buying Google- where you can find everything at your fingertips!
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Be aware that 90% of day-traders lose money. The odds are way against you. I recommend trying swing-trading (a few days to a few months time frame) first. The pressure is less and the timing not so quick. The exact same principles that apply to swing trading will prepare you for trading on shorter time frames. Or … you might decide you were making enough money in swing trading to stick with it.

As for sources, check with your brokerage. Many of them make learning tools available to their clients.

Best of success.

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What Online Stock Trading Broker Offers The Cheapest Commisions?

I am wondering what online trading broker offers the cheapest commisions other than Zecco.com which offers free trades but only 40 per month. I am looking to make about 15-30 trades per day and need a commission that is $1 or less. Any ideas?

I did see a commercial on CNBC for $0.25 trades… but i forgot the name.

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Zecco.com offers $0 commissions but only gives you 1% on any cash balances. Remember, they are going to make money off of you somehow.
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Day Trading?

Does anyone know what an average day trader tries to take home everyday(Net)? What are the implications of becoming a day trader as far as tax on earnings and brokerage accounts?
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You can aim for as much as you are willing to lose. I aim for 5 percent a week, theoretically, making it 1264% compounded annual return. If I score higher than 5 percent return that week, then I'll just take less risk the next week and seek lower return. If you have just started day trading, I would recommend going for no more than 1 percent a week. That might sound very little, but in just 12 weeks, you're already ahead of an average investor, and in 1 year you'll have 64% compounded return. The real goal in day trading isn't to make all the money in the world, instead try to create a steady stream of cash-flow. If $500/day is good enough for you, then that's what u aim for.
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What Broker Should I Use As A Novice Investor With Smaller Dollar Amounts To Invest?

So i have a 401k through work as well as being enrolled in their stock purchase program, a few books i've read Cramer etc. and a play account on yahoo. think i'm about ready. so what broker best suits a young guy lookin not to day trade but to buy and hold for at least a few yrs with generally smaller money amounts.. leaning toward sharebuilder what u think any advice welcome
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I like E*Trade, but there are other good ones, too. Also, look into dividend reinvestment plans, where you can buy just one share and keep adding to it over time. So, if you put in $50 a month, when the stock price is lower you buy more (because you can buy partial shares) and you buy less when the price is higher. Read "How to Buy Stocks Without A Broker" or go to www.dripinvestor.com.
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