@ts2fe hey man I know you want to talk to Arick cause he's successful but just read man literally 2 comments below there are explanations... also... search his name on YouTube and you'll find all the answers you want about his strategy... he's one of the most open and transparent traders there are. Good luck.

@petwyt1218 I'm trying to say is Paper-Trading is good for honing in on some skills and good set-ups especially with Momentum Stocks, which what most Day Traders like to gravitate to.

@GreTa what paper trading software can i use that gives real time quotes ?

Think or swim but you need to have at least $10 funded into a live account and then you can call them and get live feed on paperaccount, thas what i did so i wouldnt have the delay

@zuwa Think or Swim and Aricks right be sure to call them tell them you want Real Time Quotes on your Paper Trading, because if you don't will get a 20 minute delay, I think that's what turned me off Paper Trading initially because of the 20 minute delay, what I didn't know is you had to call them and ask for real time quotes, and also ask for real time quotes for your Live-Trading, because sometimes their platform is set as a 3sec delay, so be sure to call them and ask them for REAL-TIME QUOTES

@blairsaid it's not really a secret broker. All overy twitter u just need a large account size

@Philweinstein39 then that settles it... here's my plan (newbies pay attention).. 1) Robinhood (no minimum, no commissions, long only) -> 2)TD Ameritrade (long, minimum shorts, $0 min, $2000 margin) OR 2) Interactive Brokers (Under 26, $3000 min, else, $10000 min, long and great shorts) -> 3) C.P.S Broker (30K min with intro or 50K min with no intro, long and great to find shorts). The numbers indicate the ladder upwards of brokers as I get better and more versed in trading. Robinhood allows me

@Philweinstein39 the flexibility of stress testing my emotions under real circumstances without getting eating by commissions.

@blairsaid thanks for your broker ladder info - I am starting out and like the idea of working longs only until I get more experience. Therefore a no-cost, long only broker like Robinhood makes sense as a good starting place.