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Covered @ 104.37. Thought we would sell off a little harder...doesn't seem like it wants to

short 104.62

T (AT&T) is another more "stable" stock with a decent dividend... BUT...to answer the OP's question (although I know nothing about stocks, and am not sure I'd recommend ANY of these companies), here are a few low priced stocks with "high" dividends (all between 7.5-10.5%) that actually trade...

Well...as convincing as this sounds.....LOL :D :D

Thanks to you and lescor...will do. Didnt really want to go the licensing route, but it seems that may be the only way to go to get a solid firm. I'm not too concerned with interest charges, as I just trade intra-day.

I've been looking for a "no-deposit" or REAL prop firm. Unfortunately, with only a one year VERIFIED track record in energies, not many are looking. I have been trading for around 3 years, and I do not want to do anything else unless I have to. In hindsight, I should have kept all of my...

Never could quite make it trading the curve. I really enjoyed the energy markets, but so far haven't been able to find a firm thats hiring. could be that even though my track record is profitable, its only a 1 year track record. Not going back to the old firm though...wasn't a big name place...

Two simple questions, and please, no BS in this thread. Question One: What are the best firms for leveraging large deposits (100K+) Best overall, meaning: a solid firm, lowest fees for lower volume intra-day equity spread trading. Question Two: I am coming from the energy and some ag...

I think you mistook me...I make markets in feeder and live cattle spreads. As in the calendar spreads in each market, not the intermarket. And what would be a better time?? I have a few reasons for wanting to make a change now.

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haha no, I do not trade either pork bellies or any dairy products. Lately just old/new crop soybean spreads, and fronth month feeder and live cattle spreads.

I'm looking to change firms, and have gone through the usual suspects; 1. Hanley -- wasn't impressed 2. HTG -- not sure since they recently merged 3. Geneva -- no response 4. Infinium -- no response Just curious if you guys know of anyone who IS hiring traders in the ag markets...

If one of the founders came from Cunningham, do you know if they take on experienced traders from the ag markets? I've been looking to change firms for a while and I know Cunningham clears a lot of guys down in the ag pits so this is interesting to me. I will e-mail them myself on Monday...

not sure if this goes best here or the prop firm section, so mods feel free to move it if you think its best. I am experienced in trading both the ag and energy markets, but so far have come up with nothing in regards to firms that will back me. I have decent track records in both market...

bump....and add one more to the list. DE Trading out of Chicago.

Have interviews scheduled with 3 firms to trade energy spreads in Chicago. If anyone has actually TRADED at these firms and has relevant info, good or bad experience, or words of wisdom, please let me know. The firms are: -GETCO -Harrison Trading Group -Geneva Trading

their Houston office may be out of commission at the moment due to Ike and no power in much of Houston...but otherwise they seem to be up

what about the grains?? thats 80% of what I do anyway

I have been doing spread trades on both livestock and grains for a few years through a local broker. I am wanting to do this from my office though, but didn't know if the volume on the electronic mkts was enough to make this feasible...as I would not have access to the pits as I did with the...

Wow....$10 per second....now all that is left to do is start your own paid subscription service....claiming that at your success rate ($10 / sec).....in just 4 hours per day a person can make 144K PER DAY!!! this service will sell for the low low price (if you act now of course) for only $99...