you must have avery high financial degree for hoping that a firms give you money for trading ??? In France it s not possible, you must be the best of the best school but we are not a trading country so...
you have series 7 ?? It seems very hard for me, it s better if english is your maternal language ....
What kind of trading did you do at Schonfeld where you made most of your dough in? (scalping, arb, momentum, etc.) Thanks.
I trade from home, and I do not have any licenses. I had a series 3 years ago, and I have heard that series 7 is a very difficult test. The big-name investment banking houses in the US, such as Salomon and Goldman, pay well but are *very* selective. It is hard to get hired there. But that is not the same a proprietary trading. At a prop shop, you usually do not get a salary, and you usually have to reimburse them for any losses.
You might be rich.....but you lost one helluva bet to me....lol....but I was nice about it...only hit ya for 20...unlike others on the desk...
Yes, I made a pretty lousy bookie/oddsmaker in the exciting field of 'Which of the three possible suitors the studio audience will pick on the TV show 'The Dating Game', while we were all watching/betting on that crap because the market was so slow.'