Not sure whether this is actual “trading” but that’s where some opportunities may show up for former traders: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...g-as-costs-and-complexity-climb-idUSKCN1UV2FE “Tourmaline Partners, for instance, says it has access to 400 brokers through its almost 40 traders in London, Stamford in the United States and Sydney, Australia. They handled $175 billion worth of trades last year. Andrew Walton, head of its European business, said he expects that to rise by a fifth this year.” For experienced traders like Meraki’s Arnold, this fast-growing outsourcing sector also offers a new lease of life as bustling trading rooms steadily dwindle in the era of algorithms and automation.