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futures do not apply.

Not a blog but very good site. http://www.bondsonline.com/

Research for seasonal spreads. http://www.mrci.com/ Spread trading education http://www.spread-trading.com/ http://www.tradingeducators.com/spreadtrading.htm

Sure. I have been a member here since 04 and moved to Bright in Feb. 07. I have traded full time 6 of the last 8 years. (took a couple of years off the start a business with family......) I trade remotely from a small town in FL Leverage: I have never had issues commissions: will not...

Most of the negative quotes I have read are; the he said she said variety. Correct me if I am wrong but have any of the detractors on this thread actually negotiated commissions with Don to know what volume rates he offers experienced traders? It appears to me you are comparing rates the...

Ask him about his bankruptcy in the early 2000's.

This has not been my experience at all. In fact I can carry hedged positions overnight 12x my risk capital with just a couple % net annual intetest expense. I goes up a little incrementally from there. I do not know many Bright traders that trade "directional" in fact stat. arb. or "pairs"...

Here is a solution: Go somewhere the time change allows you to trade a few hours when your wife, kids, friends, or whoever you go with are asleep. Western US, Hawaii, etc.

I trade for Bright remotely and would not go anywhere else in the prop. world. Costs are stripped of all extra bells and wistles, so be prepared to pay for things like training.

JPM jumping on BSC in their weakest hour, will go down as one of the decades best trades! They should be kind enough to give each exec. at Bear a cigarette after this.

You guys sound like a crowd of witchhunters in Salem Mass. The only thing this guy did wrong was not retire a year ago.

Not sure, If you are interested I would drive down to the office and ask for Sloan.

This looks like it will be good.

Opus. http://www.opusatlanta.com/about_opus.html They used to let you learn on their dime when they were part of ETG, LLC. I am not sure if that is still the case.

I made close to 500k over the last 12 months, and 100k this month alone with no down weeks, and only a handful of down days........... primarily from "daytrading". Meanwhile longer term investors have taken a servere haircut over the past 12 months. Call me a gambler, day laborer, anything...

Most of the people that you see on that type of trading desk are execution traders, salesmen, operations, etc. Very little firm capital is traded. The title "Trader" is used very loosely in the market. If you want to work on a desk like that, get you foot in the door and meet the people...

Why don't you put up a few bucks and go to an equity prop. firm?

Is it possible to do both, in other words trade a prop. account for income while you build the hedge fund? It might be worth looking into.

Listen to music. Maybe look at adding futures or stocks to the mix.

I have 3 rental properties and spend just a few hours a month dealing with them.