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  1. A Trading Edge at a Proprietary Firm?

    Jeff: Trading for a living would be a dream come true. Very few can do it, that's why I take great pride in what I do (well except my...
    Post by: Hitman, Jun 12, 2001 in forum: Prop Firms

  2. A Trading Edge at a Proprietary Firm?

    Wall Street Versus Main Street: Easy choice, take the offer from Morgan Stanley. You can get a job as a prep trader at any time you want, but...
    Post by: Hitman, Jun 12, 2001 in forum: Prop Firms

  3. A Trading Edge at a Proprietary Firm?

    She is married to a law school student, ouch, talk about a couple for bringing home the green stuff . . .
    Post by: Hitman, Jun 11, 2001 in forum: Prop Firms

  4. A Trading Edge at a Proprietary Firm?

    This post will be off topic, but I guess it is a good way to illustrate how playing on a good team is a big advantage. TraderRX: First...
    Post by: Hitman, Jun 11, 2001 in forum: Prop Firms

  5. A Trading Edge at a Proprietary Firm?

    Andrasnm: When the firm is giving you trading capital and a high payout rate they HAVE TO make their money off commissions. I don't think...
    Post by: Hitman, Jun 11, 2001 in forum: Prop Firms

  6. A Trading Edge at a Proprietary Firm?

    Janko: Never ever jump into a business like this giving yourself a tight deadline ("I must make money in 3 months"), it is a recipe...
    Post by: Hitman, Jun 9, 2001 in forum: Prop Firms

  7. A Trading Edge at a Proprietary Firm?

    >Poor equipment I don't know, I have 3 monitors and I think my equipment gets the job done. >pooor management Disagree, while it is no...
    Post by: Hitman, Jun 9, 2001 in forum: Prop Firms

  8. A Trading Edge at a Proprietary Firm?

    >I did notice that I can schedule my trading hours (and days) so your firm can coordinate with the assigned mentor. Believe me, the word...
    Post by: Hitman, Jun 8, 2001 in forum: Prop Firms

  9. A Trading Edge at a Proprietary Firm?

    Airspeed: 100K will get you . . . 200K purchasing power with 2 : 1 margin, assuming the average share price is $50, that's 4000 shares, a...
    Post by: Hitman, Jun 8, 2001 in forum: Prop Firms

  10. A Trading Edge at a Proprietary Firm?

    In my opinion, there is NO advantage of trading at home whatsoever with the exception of "comfort zone" . . . As a matter of fact, there is no way...
    Post by: Hitman, Jun 7, 2001 in forum: Prop Firms

  11. Listed Daytrade Stocks

    Unfortunately, I have never read a good book on NYSE tape reading, and it is too bad, because this is absolutely the most important skill to have....
    Post by: Hitman, Jun 7, 2001 in forum: Trading

  12. A Trading Edge at a Proprietary Firm?

    One more thing, the firm is not stupid, they require you to eventually have 35K in your firm capital account (which is your money, you can still...
    Post by: Hitman, Jun 7, 2001 in forum: Prop Firms

  13. A Trading Edge at a Proprietary Firm?

    Commissions, commissions, commissions . . . YTD, I have generated a gross of 75K, yet my P&L after commissions is $36K, that's nearly 40K's...
    Post by: Hitman, Jun 7, 2001 in forum: Prop Firms

  14. A Trading Edge at a Proprietary Firm?

    First of all I work for http://www.worldcollc.com so I may be biased, but it is not even a contest. I can see a very experienced day trader...
    Post by: Hitman, Jun 6, 2001 in forum: Prop Firms

  15. Listed Daytrade Stocks

    Actually, given the way market has been slow and choppy I think a lot of the stocks are nearly untradable. WMT used to be a free point for me...
    Post by: Hitman, Jun 6, 2001 in forum: Trading
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