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I interviewed at Saxon some time ago... they are setting up a stock team but are only looking for experienced traders with proven P+L to head it up..

"Sweet deals" Can anyone explain why profitable futures traders in montreal get 70% - 80% splits, and stocks traders at best get only 50%... :confused:

Is it true that Saxon Financials is trying to get in to stock business and attract some of the swift guys? I have herd they are looking for a couple experienced traders and are willing to offer them excellent splits… dose anyone know anything about this and anything about Saxon?

www.saxonfinancials.com

They are all in Montreal... Thats Futures Prop ..if thats wot your looking for...

Saxon Financials ... has a big Oil team..

The Question i was asking was... Why do canadians not trade Futures...? not why do UK traders not trade stoxx... the Prop splits in futures are much better... and a trader can get massive leverage..

These Guys are in Montreal... www.saxonfinancials.com

Hi All, This is a little detached form the first question asked.. But dose any know why in London everyone trades Futures and in Canada everyone seem to want to trade individual stocks... I have been reading all the posts on ET and it seem the splits in London for futures traders with no...

Saxon trades untill.. US closes

I know this thread is about SwiftTrade, but is it true Saxon Financials in Montreal is moving from futures in to the stocks and offering traders more intraday buying power and better splits... A question...Has SwiftTrade had it to good for to long???

No one ...it's not needed.... On clients/customers just "professional" traders

trust me there is always a cost to trading .... All Saxon's traders are self employed and do not get a salary ... they may get a draw against future earnings very small ... last I read on ET in London it was £500

it can take a new trader anything up to a year to become profitable... so you have to support yourself for that time..

That is how prop works