Good Prop Firms?

Discussion in 'Prop Firms' started by mcmweaver, Aug 29, 2005.

  1. I've very interested in pursuing a career in trading. I'm 29 and my resume looks rather weak basically because I've been ski bumming in Aspen the past 4 years. Don't regret it, but might if I can't find a job when I move back to Chicago in September. Anyways, I do have a degree in Finance with a minor in Economics. I did the corporate thing out of college, but it was not for me. Any suggestions as to some good prop firms in the Chicago area that would be ideal for a person with no experience? I've been reading SFO magazine, some basic material on the futures market, and a book which I'm sure everybody here has read (New Market Wizards). Any recommendations on other material to read?

    Thanks for the advice.
     
  2. Pabst

    Pabst

    You got trading capital?
     
  3. No..... I need to find a place where I can trade the firm's capital. Any suggestions?
     
  4. Where'd you work?

    I ski bummed in Aspen for 3 years in the late 80's myself. This was back when Steeplechase at the "Highlands" was called "A
    Chute, B Chute, C Chute and D Chute." :)

    I lived at 5th and Hallam just behind the "Pig Palace."

    You?
     
  5. Cool. I hear stories about how crazy it was in the 80's. I worked at The Little Nell at the base of Ajax and at the Aspen Club and Spa. Lived on Waters Ave by the Gant.....There putting in a new lift at Highlands which will add more terrain for the Bowl, Temerity, and Steeplechase. Too bad I won't be here to ski it on a good pow day.
     
  6. redline

    redline

  7. artis74

    artis74

    just dont tell geneva you want to trade energy options after yesterdays debacle!!
     
  8. thats like saying, "What are the good casinos?"
     
  9. What happened there?