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You can't post that information yet! I will have to report you to the SEC for insider information.

Are these firms difficult to get into? Do they look for high credentials? Or are they similar to the equities prop trading firms where they let most people in and let the market do the weeding out.

Hmm... maybe I should just stay at my Shill branch instead of going to TM's then. My mentor here, Ernie, is the best and I am learning a lot from him. He has an MBA from Wharton, is huge, and he reads annual financial statements like most guys read Playboys. The only thing that bugs me is...

Where do your friends work(names of firms)? If you don't mind me asking.

Are you serious? :confused: Try doing a search on ET for Shill Securities. You'll get the idea. :)

Seriously though, the one's that pay you a salary while you learn and require no capital will be the most difficult to get into. I don't know if that equals most prestigious or most admired. So out of your list I think that would only leave is First New York Securities.

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I used STC's stuff for the 55. I can't really compare it to anything else, since I haven't tried the other stuff out there. All I can say is that there is nothing wrong with the STC stuff and there's enough material in there for you to pass the test easily if you study.

Wow!!! Thanks TM you are saving me a bundle. I realize that I signed a non-disclosure with you so I cannot reveal my new rock-bottom rates I'm getting with your LLC.

I trade at Shill. Great bunch of guys. Commissions down to 0.0001 per share with free bullets. PM me for more info. :D :D :D

He's trying to teach his trading methodology to people. People are having a hard time understanding him. He has written books that would most likely help people out who are having a hard time. Isn't it logical for him to give out a list of books he has written so others can read into the...

Because he the wrote books so others can read his work. Most people write books, so others can read them. Not to mention it would help people understand his posts. Yes. Because now there is an organized source of reference information we can access regarding Jack's methodology. No, we...

What is gamma scalping?

The thing about Jack, at least for me anyway, is that I can't figure out what his method/system is, mainly because I can't understand him. So, therefore, I cannot make a judgement on whether it is worth looking into or discarding. With someone like Mr Market, it was easy to understand how...

LOL :D :D :D

The test has changed pretty recently. I don't think old study materials are a good idea for the 55. A lot of the new study materials are still not updated for the new test.

Hey check out his posts on: http://groups.msn.com/ShortTermStockTrading/jackhersheyfutures.msnw?action=ShowPhoto&PhotoID=177 The posts, or at least his use of English are/is somewhat more understandable than his posts on ET. There also seem to be all sorts of charts and stuff he posted on...

I also saw on another thread here that only a small, select group of traders get to use bullets at shonys. Sounds kinda strange that they would do this. Is this true?

I can actually understand clearly Jack's posts in the msn groups link you posted. Unlike his posts here on ET. The way he writes is so much clearer in the MSN groups. Why is that?

I heard people at Schonfeld are paid a % of gross??