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as i expected, i definitely got many different view points. i appreciate everyones 2 cents and will definitely keep researching and reading before i make any choices...thanks again.

well when you are absolutely miserable coming to work everyday...dealing with 3 different egomaniac managers, four different groups across the country and have to pull teath with co workers to get anything done, i think prop trading doesn't sound that bad, especially when you can get registered...

i feel the same way...if it doesn't work out, there will always be a job in corporate america waiting for us

i'm actually in the SAME boat as you! i have 6 months of reserves, before i'm in trouble...i'm pretty nervous, but at the same time it feels pretty liberating to get away from the bueracy of the corporate world....are you in nyc?

i'm thinking about joining a prop firm...i have been in the trading industry for close to 4 years in analyst roles. my question is, realistically,how long is it going to take me to get on my feet with a prop firm that doesn't require any capital, nor pay any salary. i realize this is a bit of...

i'm only familar with the koch that trades deriavitives...i'm actually a ta for a commodiites desk...is this what the position is for?

what type of position at koch

are there any prop firms that specialize in options and/or futures....thanks

going to war is never good for the markets....short us stocks and get long gold

i actually got a call as well and will call them back....the only thing that makes me apprehensive is the capital. i don't know if i would be better off going to first new york, where the actually pay you to train. any insight guys. other than that this place sounds great!

just something, that goes more into depth about support/resistance lines, head and shoulders, macd. i'm sure people have different views on chart analysis, but i figured the more info i had the better off i would be....but i agree with a previous user, the can be pretty overwhelming and they...

thanks guys....i meant in regards to tech. analysis...

relatively new to the business....anyone have a good site for reading charts...greatly appreciate

lol....i guess you just answered your own question

depends....becoming a fx spot arb trader is not as difficult, if that's what he's doing...but i find it hard it hard to believe he is doing commodities and equities...never heard of that, and i think you wouldn't find anyone on this board that has. but not to have a finished degree, really...

i have worked at some of the large investment banks, and at least from experience(commodities) traders are giving a certain sector or concept to trade. risk management is very large political issue at large firms and it is often frowned upon to deviate from what you should be trading out of...

yeah, i hear ya....that's why i was looking to actual get in touch with someone in the nyc office and see what their viewpoints were.

anybody from worldco on this board...just looking to get some info. thanks

that would be great....any info would be appreciated

thanks....does worldco require a deposit from prospective traders?