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    Would you give up a steady job to Trade?

    I would even say that trading is easy! Surely easier than most other jobs. If you're successful in trading - trading should be fun and easy, sometimes challenging of course, but never dreadful, painful and NOT not worth it. If you're good at trading - it should come easy to you, with...
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    Scalping: Is this consider a qualilty method of trading?

    exactly!
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    Scalping: Is this consider a qualilty method of trading?

    I'm giving an estimate from my experience and knowledge of the industry. I base it on prop traders though - as those are primarily who I deal with. That is why I posted that it depends on the method, system (software/execution/technology end). It does not have a large bearing on...
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    Scalping: Is this consider a qualilty method of trading?

    Well over 100k. But that is my take on the market - You need to have good experience, good method and a good system and good commissions. (I'm assuming that this is the case). Good Luck (A.T)
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    Anybody ever use TRAC ecn?

    Trac is Soesable AMEX we have blocked - it is impossible to trade with those guys.
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    Would you give up a steady job to Trade?

    Go with your gut- If you feel you can make money in the markets - go for it. If you hesitant, susceptible to regrets - don't. Good prop traders make very good money. 1 in 20 is good.
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    beer drinkers :-/

    Try Baltika #9 (RED - PORTO) Some really hardcore stuff! Otherwise: Bass Ale.
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    Proprietary Trading -ibank V Prop Firm

    Investment Bank = Salary, Order Flow, Pressure, Will be Fired if negative Prop Firm = No Salary, No Order Flow, Pressure, Will fire yourself if negative. Sitting at home = No Salary, No Order Flow, No Pressure, Can't Fire yourself. Become homeless if negative. Homeless = People...
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    vodka drinkers.. :-)

    Grey Goose is for Babies. plus its made by those cowards, the French. So far the best ones (and I am an AVID vodka drinker) are: 1. Kremlevskaya 2. Kiev Vodka (very rare to find - very smooth yet vodka like) 3. Ketle One 4. Inferno (Canadian Vodka with peppers - this is for the...
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    Trading and time

    come work for me
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    Assent and Sub LLCs

    why?:confused:
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    Question top 10%

    The point is: it DEPENDS. I like to think that top traders have consistency. How much do they make? I believe it is over quarter of a million a year. That is from my experience.
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    Perpetual Lottery Tickets Drawer

    Criterion 1 AND Criterion 2 or Criterion 1 OR Criterion 2 ?
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    What's your market metaphor?

    Imagine a pasture. Quiet, birds are chirping, sun is rising. Then hell breaks loose. Naked guys run out into the pasture trying to sodomize each other. The harder the better. There is one catch tho: The longer you aim, the longer you expose yourself. Then the closing bell rings.
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    Can someone explain the secured prop leverage vs risk issue?

    Yes. PM me if interested.
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    Pro Firm Loyalty

    Don, I couldn't agree with you more. Otherwise, I am glad to see that so far over 70% are healthy loyal - there is still hope for this industry! Keep the responses and votes coming!
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    Pro Firm Loyalty

    Here's an important poll I think. For all of you who are prop traders - how loyal are you to your firm?
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    Perpetual Lottery Tickets Drawer

    Otherwise, Good Job and good luck to you!
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    Perpetual Lottery Tickets Drawer

    So you are buying around 40 cent stocks. Your criteria is <50c or between, lets say 25 and 75c? Do you bother with 1 cent stocks? Do you pick all stocks on all exchanges (Nas, OTCBB, .PKs?)
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    Perpetual Lottery Tickets Drawer

    How much commission are you paying for this????? If a stock costs a penny, and you pay a penny per share u are automatically doubling the price. And since ur buying only 100 shares, flat rates (like 8 bucks) are also crazy??
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