Anyone know if one firm has a significant advantage over the other? They both offer training for $5K, however SMB's training seems more extensive and longer. Any thoughts would be appreciated.
How long is SMB's training program? From what I understood of the Keystone program the initial training was 3 days but them you were assigned a senior trader to continue your training 1 on 1.
With Keystone if you pay for their training you get the opportunity to trade with them, with SMB all they offer you is the training, you don't have a shot in hell of training with them, they like to recruit kids straight out of top colleges and train them without any prior experience in trading, SMB is setup along the lines of, T3, Jane Street, FNYS.