Recent content by park53

esq, yea i see what you are saying and yea they do provide training and mentorship, but there seems to be no way to find out the quality of the training and mentorship beforehand. i have tried to ask about Wasserman capital here a few times, and noone has ever responded about their experiences...

is the commission usually negotiable? would they consider it if I asked for a lower commission ?

Hello, I recently spoke with someone at Wasserman Capital about being a prop trader. Here was their offer: $10,000 required capital, leveraged to $100,000 commission = 1 cent per share keep 100% of profits Are these terms favorable for a new trader wanting to break into trading ...

well i read some threads about how keystone is a chop shop type operation which is more concerned with recruiting new traders and turning them over fast to sell more of their training seminars. It seems there are quite a lot of prop firms that operate in this manner, and now I can see how some...

Hello, I am looking for an entry level trader position in Chicago. i have no experience trading, but I have a finance degree. There seem to be more prop firms in chicago than I thought. Can someone please tell me which firms would be good for a newbie to start out with ? or at least the ones to...

so is the chicago wasserman/assent office to be avoided also? i am currently seeking an entry level trading position in the chicago area. It seems that the more research I do about a firm, the more dirt turns up every time on this forum. I am to have an interview with them soon, is it worth it...