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Thanks aquarian1 for the question. You have an accurate understanding of our program, and Opstar did a good job at confirming some of our rules. Yes, we did eliminate our 'Maintain an Account Balance greater than $0 after a minimum of 10 trading days' rule. You can read more about this change here: [BREAKING] Two Rules Eliminated
To clear up any confusion, our exchange fees are actually CME data fees that are passed through to our traders. Hope this information helps, and please let us know if you have any more questions about our program.
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Can you help answer these questions from other members on NexusFi?
Hi, Maxie. Thanks for your question. As a funded trader, you're responsible for providing the platform you want to use while trading. Funded traders who are interested in using NinjaTrader may receive a $100 discount on a Single Broker Lifetime License or a $300 discount on the Multi Broker Lifetime License. You can find more information on the cost of the NinjaTrader platform here.
For all information regarding NinjaTrader and fees, please reference our Profits and Fees FAQ. There are several articles in this section relevant to this topic.
Unfortunately it is not possible to trade options in our Trading Combine®. As of right now we only support the Futures Combine. Coming very soon is the The Forex Trading Combine. This will give you the same great opportunity as the Futures Combine, but will allow you to trade and be evaluated on the popular foreign exchange market.
If you sign up for a $100 combine, there is also a monthly fee of $160. So for 1 month it amounts to $260. After that, you're charged $160 per month regardless whether you're in a combine or not? What is the $160 for?
Someone may have asked this question before - so a link to the answer would be fine.
Thanks.
Hi there. The monthly renewal cost of the Trading Combine® is set to recur once a month from the signup date, until completed or canceled. You may reset this account at any time for $100 by clicking on the "Reset" button on your Trade Report. This will reset your starting balance and rules but will not affect your monthly renewal date. For more information on Trading Combine® sizes and pricing head to our Learn How page and scroll down to step 1. Hope this helps.
I am looking at the below configuration on an Ultrabook for my Trading with Ninjatrader (With TopStepTrader).
7th Generation Intel Core i3-7100U Processor (2.4GHz, 3MB L3 Cache)
14" Full HD (1920 x 1080) Widescreen LED-backlit Display
4GB DDR4 Onboard Memory, 128GB SSD
Windows 10 Home
Is this enough or should I go for a higher Memory and i5 Processor. This falls into my budget. Currently I work on a desktop with 8GB Ram and 4th Gen i5 Processor.
Hello, I'm wondering if the introduction of competition in this market place is perceived as a good thing by topsteptrader? Although it hasn't been launched, has topsteptrader considered matching Oneuptrader in certain ways if they come to market?
The argument from @emini2000 is right and valid. There is no reason for not telling the truth. It's okay, if there are not much real successful traders measured in percent, no problem. It's not needed to get all absolutely dates, but all we ask for getting percent dates you Michael deny to telling its us. So our questions to this will not ends. We are customers. We paid, we are paying or we will pay for the Combine. Me included, I paid more than 1000$ including the resetings. So it is fair to get answers from you. Concrete facts. That is, how I am thinking about this. Sorry, if you can't agree with me. Best regards, Renkotrader.
A little ironic, perhaps, to talk about TSt "matching" some people who have stolen so much content directly from their site? These purported "TST copycats" seem to start up three or four times a year, often (like this one) copying TST's structure identically or almost identically, and often (like this one) copying many whole paragraphs or even whole pages from TST's website, word for word.
Except without the lists of hundreds of successfully funded traders, of course - they never have that. In fact, I've never yet heard of one going on to become established and paying out earnings to a single trader.
You have to feel sorry for TST? It's evidently because they've thought up and so professionally executed this business model for so long that their success in getting traders funded and earning has now gradually spawned a never-ending succession of scammy imitators, all of which - so far - sink without trace (but often having swallowed a lot of "trial fees" in the process). And because of that, the whole "industry" they more or less started themselves, in their format anyway, is acquiring something of a scammy reputation, and some of the misinformation and ill-informed prejudice about TST itself, arising indirectly from that reality, is pretty disappointing.
Maybe this "OneUp" one will prove to be the first ever exception (irony intentional)?
If I ran TST, I really don't know whether I'd be ignoring them completely, watching them with bemusement, or serving DMCA copyright notices against their hosting companies for all the duplicate sites. I'm not sure I'd want to comment in public, though, whatever they think.