"A simple program" could arguably be achieved by creating a macro that would control mouse movements over your ladder/order entry screen and clicking the "flatten" button. This would probably be the easiest option if you know nothing about programming as I'm sure there are downloadable tools...
Definitely, bro... except you're forgetting that running a business requires time in addition to money. See how well you can run multiple business simultaneously. If you half-ass everything, 20 out of 20 will fail. And you will have wasted years of your life. Nothing is guaranteed in life.
This is a pointless comparison. You can cherry pick whatever story you want to tell. What are the odds of founding a company like Amazon? What are the odds of being a successful doctor? An independent trader? A hedge fund manager? A principal at a prop firm? This is stupid.
Talk to this guy and let me know what you think. Their main office is in Florida but a few months back they opened an office in Baltimore. FYI he's one of the senior traders last I heard.
Rishi Dutta, Esq.
Rishi@mtginvestments.com
It offers a trader the opportunity to replicate the index with the benefit of avoiding transaction costs on all of the underlying firms' stocks, however owning a futures contract on the index does not offer dividends like the underlying. Therefore the index future has an added value (from...
Don't listen to the noise. If you have a guaranteed job in S&T, that's already better than most people. That doesn't say too much about your success down the road but at the very least you have the door open to you. I would imagine that the traders there can teach you a thing or two.