A true prop firm will pay a base and you trade their money. like First New York Securities. If you wondering about a professional trading...
books on trading are garbage for the most part. They will never walk you through an edge or give you much information to profit in the markets....
a clean u4 means drug free too? :D lets not make the U4 process any longer! so no ideas here. I could imagine them making a drug test part of...
Jack, I went to Durants Steakhouse in Central Phoenix. I know you are south of me in Tuscon but have you ever been to Durants? (phx famous...
second stream of income. get a job where you interact with people. It will do your mind good. One trader I know works afternoons at...
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wow. thats about a 1.5 year before you get kicked out
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commissions for the most part are paid on volume not the size of your account. With a smaller account you cannot really scale up and go big etc....
No for both Anyone looking to join a CBOE firm must also prepare a letter/explanation briefly explaining their style of trading.
tax returns and also records straight from the broker/dealer or clearning firm to confirm
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You need to ask the compliance officer of the firm. Several prop firms issue a K1 statement at the end of the year. It is really simple to do K1...
Several of prop firms will not allow "third party" deposits. why not just get a prime brokerage account and do it the correct way?
don't look at it as your account size vs your projected profits. I trade with a prop firm and I have well over a million in buying power....
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redi takes forever to load up if it crashed gs customer suport is wishy washy at best
bright and echo offer overnight leverage, but you need to pay a haircut and typically they extend overnight leverage with paired or hedged positions
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