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Better leverage, longer trading hours, more selection of crypto products. Just pull up the product offerings and it will be obvious. Look at the volumes as well. Binance crushes CME.

They are legit and cashed up with a big valuation. Their binance coin alone has a 40B valuation. . . Trading futures at crypto brokers is a better experience than CME/CBOE.

To be honest. I'd suggest just DMing them. Otherwise the forum could be overrun with brokerage client tickets.

You earning yield on those?

Have you talked to them?

What are you talking about. Racism is in the media as its a major political issue and very topical. Top 10 of what? out of 195 countries? that's a shitty way to look at things. incarceration rate, gun deaths, along with racial inequality. It leads in a lot of those areas.

US is one of the most fucked up countries in the world for police and guns.

They didn't have common sense. I'm not saying risk management isn't needed but a rockstar in their field will move on the better things for higher pay, more fulfillment etc. It's a department where if you have the smarts and skills then you'll b better rewarded elsewhere. Who knows what happened...

Sure that's the bare minimum of risk management. Not all eggs in 1 basket. but it has diminishing returns after awhile. Once you have common-sense risk management, the competitiveness, networking and ability to close are much more useful. Those that move on from Risk jobs or use it as a...

I think a bunch of OMS systems can do this. I don't have access to Bloomberg anymore but I believe they can an OMS system that can use multiple brokers. Bloomberg or Charles River. What's your budget?

Oh on the payments side? credit cards and wire transfers etc?

What are their fees like for BTC and ETH? I wasn't aware they had a big crypto presence but they aren't around really here in Canada.

True but effective networking and learning how to close is quite useful in a lot of jobs. Except for the programming quants, Networking is key for information and preferential deal flow. Some of the best investments & trades came from who I knew and effective networking.

it's legal but a bad business move.

Unions will be good for the workers. Amazon pays shit wages.

Okay, you win man. Jobs in Risk Management get the best pay and all the glory. Guys wanna be them and all the girls wanna screw them. Alongside Accountants, and Insurance Claims adjusters, they are the true mavericks of our society.

Risk analyst is not the alpha male job title in capital markets and there's good reason for it. It's a bitch job to be honest. It's necessary for firms and is needed but not anyone's end goal. Most use it as a means to an end as a stepping stone to bigger and better things.

Okay. Thanks man I get it in now. It was just a confusing layout because when you said "Add Study" it was actually indicator. And HV 365, i just assumed the number is percentage and input field was relating to days. I really appreciate it!!!

Why comment on the thread if you don't know the answer or can't help? It just clutters it up. I'm not a quant or desire to be and doesn't see anything in filings that give you the inputs they used. Filings just show Black Scholes formula was used. Like I said before, I will bug a buddy with...

What story? That consultants get options? I'm based on Canada and deal mostly only with Canadian Pubcos. I never mentioned Taxation once. what your suggesting doesn't make sense. Why would a company go through the expense of hiring this "benefits consultant"? If you think thousands of pubcos...