Best Prop Firm At This Point In Time

Discussion in 'Prop Firms' started by Rapper, May 17, 2005.

  1. I traded both at echotrade, but you need 2 separate accounts. you cant co-mingle them.
     
    #121     Aug 1, 2005
  2. tdoc

    tdoc


    Hi,

    Actually, you can't trade futures at Echotrade any longer. I believe they will make it available again in the future because of the acquisition of Pax Clearing by Merrill Lynch. Echo traders are supposed to be given access to Merrill's Pro platform soon.

    Tom
     
    #122     Aug 3, 2005
  3. Moreagr

    Moreagr

    can you short stocks at prop firms??? and do you pay for the leverage?? like i would on a margin account.. thanks
     
    #123     Aug 4, 2005
  4. heavy

    heavy

    "can you short stocks at prop firms"

    Are you serious, or did I miss a joke somewhere in the last 30 pages or so?
     
    #124     Aug 4, 2005
  5. yeah the whole thread is inane at best.
     
    #125     Aug 4, 2005
  6. upordown

    upordown

    #126     Aug 4, 2005
  7. bdon

    bdon

    Ah the satire.
     
    #127     Aug 5, 2005
  8. Moreagr

    Moreagr

    yes i am :confused: i really dont know. care to enlighten me because i am not certian at the moment.
     
    #128     Aug 6, 2005
  9. Babak

    Babak

    Don,

    Quick! There's no moment to lose! Tell Steve Cohen, Shaw, and all those other idiots that they are 'giving away' their profits. After that, set up a tent on Wall Street and begin your crusade to educate the bumbling horde of idiots who leave high paying jobs each year to start these shady things called 'hedge funds'. Please Don ... only you can help them. They need your wisdom.
     
    #129     Aug 6, 2005
  10. Steve Cohen and type take a HUGE chunk of their profits comparing to the industry. They require high capital to operate and also use leverage. Their operations are complex and way above an average mom & pop hedge fund. Steve Cohen's operation cannot be replicated if he was to just trade for himself, hence he needs disposable capital from a few select investors to pay for salaries and "special" privilieges such as first call. To get into his fund, you have to be exclusive unlike the average mom & pop hedge that will take anyone so that they can leech money.

    Learn the difference between real hedge funds that have been in operation since 1980s and the latest trends of maggot wanna be hedge funds. Try to guess which are more numerous at the moment.
     
    #130     Aug 6, 2005