No licensed broker dealer will allow you to work in their office, IMO. I'm pretty sure it's not legal because of FINRA rules about broker/client relationships. And, retail brokers would never ever want you to know how they handle things, much less put it on TV, again, IMO only. We asked to have a simple trading competiton reality show a while back, the Regulators actually laughed. (Disclaimer: Obviously not a legal opnion, or that of Bright Trading or any of it's affiliates. ) The Hill was fantasy, now that could probably be done, pure make believe. FWIW, Don
I worked at the old Dean Witter in SF for 3 months. Nothing interesting happened the whole time. Hope you have lots of tape.
BWAHAHAHA! I worked at one of the original boiler rooms. It was a penny stock firm. We cold called lists of suckers to try to get them to buy our crap. The first firm I worked for was Stuart James. Look it up on the SEC website, it was called a "factory of fraud" by the SEC. the second firm I worked for was Thomas James. I was hired by Tony Elgindy. You don't have to google his name to find out who he was, just plug it into the ET search right here. I never opened a single account at either firm. I was the worst broker in the history of the biz. And, after all these years, damb proud of it.