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I feel the same way. Despite some minor inconveniences I had to put up at Worldco, I actually liked trading there. Worldco was a daytrading titan. At it's peak, Worldco had about 800 traders and the top 20 traders there were making 1k to 20k every day (on those rare great days, they were...

Really? Wow... I used to work on that 18th floor where Walter's office was. I think Walter was one misuderstood guy and got a lot of flak. He seemed nice and cool to me. Incidently, Worldco was huge. It had trading floors on two buildings on Wall Street. I used to get up at 6 am to...

Oh so that's how it works! Now I know why I never get replies from hedge funds... (Note to self: Delete Worldco from resume.)

If he's got so much confidence in his strategy, let him put his money where his mouth is and then I will consider putting up my capital along with his. There is a slight difference between trading the firm's capital vs. trading one's own capital. If one trades the firm's capital, one thinks...

When I say immature hyperactive high school students with temper problems, I literally mean it. I am not talking about 30+ year olds that joke around. There is one guy on the floor that trades standing up and bangs his desk a few times per hour and screams profanities all day. Anyone that...

In my view, the only way to learn how to trade is to sit next to a successful trader and watch him/her and mimic his style. You can't learn how to trade in one week by paying $1k. I highly doubt the $1,000 training is worth paying for. Probably better to skip it and save the $1k...

This topic has a lot of noise that I am confused to as what Damir saying. Damir, what are you stating?