Recent Content by ronb107

  1. Prop Firms Training

    Rob: Besides Bright, most prop firms provide informal training (if any training at all). My experience at Lynx/Andover (one-on-one training)...
    Post by: ronb107, Sep 11, 2002 in forum: Prop Firms

  2. Offer from Wordco

    jisoosun: The key to success in any field (IMO) is TRAINING. I was at WorldCo for 3 months and found the training inadequate. As a result, I...
    Post by: ronb107, Sep 11, 2002 in forum: Prop Firms

  3. Tape Reading in practice

    Breakout: First, let me say that I am not attacking your strategy; it actually looks interesting from a TA perspective. And if it works for...
    Post by: ronb107, Sep 10, 2002 in forum: Trading

  4. Lynx Capital Partners

    AirSpeed: Unfortunately, this is proprietary information. What I would suggest is that you consider trading at a prop firm to learn these...
    Post by: ronb107, Sep 7, 2002 in forum: Prop Firms

  5. Lynx Capital Partners

    still_learning: The difference is between receiving formal training (one-on-one, where a strategy is provided and your trades are reviewed...
    Post by: ronb107, Sep 6, 2002 in forum: Prop Firms

  6. Heavy Hitters in Pro Firms

    Yes, the physical office. Echo and Van Buren have merged, although I am not privy to the impact on the traders within the old Echo office...
    Post by: ronb107, Aug 29, 2002 in forum: Prop Firms

  7. Heavy Hitters in Pro Firms

    Lynx took over the Echo office in San Diego. I don't know exactly where it's located. Perhaps rtharp can respond to this. I'm located in...
    Post by: ronb107, Aug 29, 2002 in forum: Prop Firms

  8. Heavy Hitters in Pro Firms

    If you want good one-on-one training from successful traders, pay a visit to Lynx Capital (an Andover LLC) in NY (or San Diego). Doesn't cost...
    Post by: ronb107, Aug 29, 2002 in forum: Prop Firms

  9. Starting at Echo vs. WorldCo

    Like rtharp said above, Lynx Capital is an LLC of Andover. If you go to the Andover site, you will see the NY Lexington Avenue office listing...
    Post by: ronb107, Aug 29, 2002 in forum: Prop Firms

  10. Starting at Echo vs. WorldCo

    It exceeds all my expectations... - the two owners are terrific; very supportive and accessible - the software (Hammer) is very fast and...
    Post by: ronb107, Aug 27, 2002 in forum: Prop Firms

  11. Starting at Echo vs. WorldCo

    I was at WorldCo for 3 months, then switched to Lynx Capital - Andover (both in NY). At Lynx there is a min capital requirement of $5k....
    Post by: ronb107, Aug 27, 2002 in forum: Prop Firms

  12. Lynx Capital Partners

    Yes, located at 57th and Lex - 10th floor.
    Post by: ronb107, Aug 13, 2002 in forum: Prop Firms

  13. Lynx Capital Partners

    Slumpey: I have nothing but positive comments. Definitely worth your time to come in. The office is nice, as well as the two office managers,...
    Post by: ronb107, Aug 13, 2002 in forum: Prop Firms

  14. Lynx Capital Partners

    Everything is negotiable, including the capital. I think they are a top notch company. Andover has a website; not Lynx. --Ron
    Post by: ronb107, Aug 13, 2002 in forum: Prop Firms

  15. Lynx Capital Partners

    Lencor: You're correct; my mistake. Only Retail clients are covered under SIPC; however the risk is very small that Andover will be...
    Post by: ronb107, Aug 12, 2002 in forum: Prop Firms