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It is my pleasure to welcome back Raymond Deux, President/CEO of NinjaTrader, for another webinar presentation on Thursday, October 13th @ 4:30PM Eastern US.
The title of the webinar is "Preparing for NinjaTrader 8" and Ray is the presenter, so that means a chance to get all your questions answered straight from the man himself.
Bullet points include:
- High Level what's new in NinjaTrader 8
- New Strategy Builder
- Upgrading from NinjaTrader 7
- Production Release and What to Expect
- Extensive Q&A with NexusFi members
@NinjaTrader Ray always does a fantastic job with his presentations, in particular the Q&A portion, so be sure to attend live to get your specific questions answered.
For existing NinjaTrader users...I will be discussing NinjaTrader 8 production launch, upgrading from NinjaTrader 7 and common questions related. This will be followed up with a high level demonstration of some of NinjaTrader 8's new features.
Everyone needs to check their brokerage statements and see if they are paying so called "clearing fees". Don't be fooled, there are brokers that do NOT charge a clearing fee.
Look at the total cost of the trade, all fees and commissions, when comparing costs against other brokers.
A broker just emailed me and said I am wrong with the statement "there are brokers that do NOT charge a clearing fee". To clarify, I am not talking about NFA or Exchange fees, which of course everyone has to pay.
I am talking about certain FCM's charging a "clearing" fee, that other brokers do not charge, in addition to a "commission".
Bottom line with my statement was to look at total costs. I feel like there are some brokers out there that try to hide their clearing fee by just promoting a commission fee, vs an all-in fee. It kind of reminds me of the old days where television manufacturers didn't have to list the actual screen display size, but instead measured the total width of the entire unit (including non-visual screen elements).
