5k min and no licenses

Discussion in 'Prop Firms' started by marketmadness1, Mar 10, 2009.

  1. Is there a list of firms that have a 5k min with no licenses required? Most of the ones I have found want you to be licensed or come in with more than 5k. I'm not looking for any kind of training so I'm not interested in those firms. Just something that will get me up and running. I have spoken with Cy Group, but not sure what is going on at this point. any replies or PM will be appreciated. Thanks
     
  2. itrade78

    itrade78

    Plz PM me too. I'd also like to join a prop firm that offers low commission, and resoanble payouts. Tired of searching threads post.

    I have 5K to contribute, write 30K tix a day.
     
  3. hasn't the sec cracked down on these override monkeys?
    what is their new sales pitch?
     
  4. The new sales pitch is that you get to trade the firm's capital IF AND ONLY IF YOU SUBSCRIBE TO THEIR EXPENSIVE TRAINING PROGRAM.
    Doesn't matter if you've been trading 20 years; doesn't matter if your annual ROR is 20%. Nothing matters except that fee.
     
  5. It's pretty obvious the training fee is risk deposit, you guys are idiots if you can't see that. That is how firms are setting up to avoid SEC or FINRA or whatever.

    For the most part, it is not a "scam." It's just how it is if you want the ability to day trade with 5k.
     
  6. NazSpaz

    NazSpaz

    A lot of people learned the hard way about trading prop without a Series 7, personally I just advise getting the license and doing it the right way.

    Want more info, just search old threads for "Tuco" and read the horror show that turned into.
     
  7. Diego11

    Diego11

    is trading on prop without a series 7 license illegal?

    yeah theres been some smoking mirrors on lately IMO.
     
  8. And how is trading with a Series & different? Remember WorldCo? Well probably not, I doubt you been around that long.

    Trading without a 7 means less hassle, less costs, less bureaucracy.
     
  9. Diego11

    Diego11

    ok thank you anita!
     
    #10     Mar 12, 2009