Recent content by jheacock

When I looked into this with Bright, it was mid-2012. At that time, it was 20:1 intraday, 10:1 overnight and 100% of profits. Apparently, the overnight margins have increased. Maybe Don will comment on the profit split as well.

I've looked into this with both firms. They both allow 10:1 overnight for pairs. Bright will let you keep 100% of the profits. T3 will want a percentage of your profits, possibly 30% or so, but that is negotiable. However, T3 has a much superior pairs trading software called Iris. It's pretty...

I was looking forward to watching this movie and got a few laughs while watching yesterday. Considering the number of quality actors and filmmakers involved, I had high expectations. Overall, I came away from the film feeling like it was just a big-budget film with lots of over-the-top sex and...

An similar alternative would be TopStep Trader. They have clearly defined criteria to become funded. They seem more credible and have a lower fee with similar structure.

I sat through the webinar last night. Sounded pretty good until they started trying to get everybody to pay the $575 training fee within the next 30 minutes. They said you can take the test as many times as you want, but he also said he doesn't know when there will be another test after the Aug...

Does anybody know of any prop shops in Dallas?

Anybody know of a futures prop group in Dallas?

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Yes, it's much harder to become profitable when you actually have to earn it compared to having the government (taxpayers) bail you out when you make bad investments or can't rig the system in your favor.

we have most likely not reached a bottom. my opinion is that the decline may continue for several more years. there will be not significant reason for prices to stabilize anytime soon. interest rates will go up, which will effect the amount people can pay for a house and due to the high amount...

well, it depends. CPA or CFA if you like crunching numbers. I think you have to have an undergrad degree in accounting to get a CPA. JD if you are more of a reading & writing type of person.