Recent content by Rockapotomus

Thanks a lot for your replies! I told them that I don't have enough information/experience to invest in fees and asked that they hire me with the condition that I'll pay the fees with my profits. We'll see if they accept.

They offer payouts on an incremental scale, 35-50% on each 10 grand a trader makes in a month. After making 120k, 400k and 1 million, the incremental scale goes up 5% (so it becomes 40-55%, then 45-60%, then 50-65%). Traders pay desk fees for exchange data related to whatever exchanges...

Vancouver, the office is called Piannacle but powered by swift trade.

From the letter to offer me a position: "You will be expected to cover the monthly costs of the data feed for the software that you will be using. Usually, this is done directly with the vendors and we can help set that up on the first day. You’ll subscribe to the first 2 months up-front...

I applied at swift and they want $150 a month for the data feed. Is this standard?

Do you have to put up money to cover the monthly feed at swift?

don't all day-traders have to pay for their monthly feed?

I'm looking to get into prop trading and have found an open position that costs $150 a month for a feed fee. They mentioned that this also goes against losses. Once I start, I'll get 50% and be able to move up from there. Is this standard, bad, good?

I've recently been offered a position with a prop trading company here in Canada. They want $300 upfront to cover 2 months for the data feed, and this will also be applied to start-up costs and losses. Is this standard, high or low?