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And they're going to ring around, and try to get all the mms to step inside eachother. And some bank is going to want the business for 'relationship' purposes. Etc etc. Commissions, flows, and screw their internal facilitation desk.

I agree. Basically come across as being smart. And willing to being willing to be financially anally raped by them, for experience. Throw in some team sport And examples of crushing the opposition, because u could.

I want that customer

Difference between a trader and a sales trader.

Finally a thread that exposes who's worked on a trading floor. Had a guy who used to put all his loose change in his desk draw. Every month or so we'd make a market on it.

Meh. It's young people misunderstanding why regulation is there. Have one drunk aggressive guest, or one kitchen fire, one hooker / drug dealer renting from you, and the hotel regulations suddenly make sense.

You're saying volatility is underpriced?

"- Make me a market on the number of people working in this office and give me your confidence level and why?" Market 2 / 100 Why: I see two interviewers. So by bid is solid. I'm not gonna get run over because -I can see u-. Offered at 100 because you're just on 1 floor, and not that awesome...

As revenues grow, so the quality of guests decays. Says I, as an occasional airbnb host :(

"like us" really.

You should keep working in compliance.

they'll still require you to hold steaming piles of doo doo you're long, for 30 horrible days. working at a broker in a non prop trading role is frustrating. and your mathematically challenged low net worth compliance muppets are incapable of understanding why. that's why they work in .. compliance.

If you work in a role like this You can no longer trade effectively The retards in compliance will see to it While you and your colleagues learn more about trading, you will be allowed to do none of it Yes. It is very frustrating / backwards Those who are best placed to used their experience...

why is that?

that must be a big distraction from the making-the-money part. this is not a computer science quiche eating class.

most ppl have no idea what you do some think it's boring - numbers etc some think you're a -wolf of wall street- style wanky sales guy the smart ones are genuinely curious, and the young ones, I guide towards finance degrees. There is no short cut nor secret sauce.

something like two Eskimos can't be wrong

money trumps compliance when you pay 400 and continue to make > 400 supervise shmoopervise

"businessman" "entrepreneur" "it's nice to have nice cars but I don't value them as much as people who see me driving a gold car" I recommend punting on greyhound races next.

Treating your customers like retarded children is the NKI