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i have been reading your posts in the swifttrade threads.. i wonder, what kind of secret strategies do you teach, or 10 years ahead software tools do you use that you think swifttrade's best traders cannot figure out for themselves?

Remember the marketsound app from cme? i found out about it today, i think they discontinued it anyway. Does anyone know if there are cheaper services available right now that do the same thing? basically a squawk but then electronic for the emini, not like Ben from realtimefutures.com?

just sell it in chunks if the market is not showing your entire size on the bid.

shouldn't you compare Chevy's to Toyotas and Cadillacs to Lexi?

it sounds to me like you are actually not really interested in being hired by swifttrade. and the interviewers might have picked that up. why don't you save up enough of money and go to bright or another *pro*firm instead of "prop"?

it's what you *don't* do what you are sorry for later, not what you did. so sure, go for it.

hlvceo, are you trying to mimic swifttrade?

the performance of the stock shouldn't have influence on the solvability of the company, unless they need to issue stock regularly to stay alive.

i don't want to know what this orgrish is, that's so sick

you have a url?

great advice, thanks :) actually i am not interested in the business of movie making. it's just one of these things i crave to do as a way to express myself. i have several strong opinions regarding the art and doing it for money is not one of them ;)

yeah if i had money.. would be nice to go back to college :)

1) for an absolute beginner 5k would probably guarantee you a one way ticket out. 2) maybe, i don't really understand the question.

at first i thought i had psychological deficiencies for not always following the plan. started reading the psychobabble books etc. now i think i always do what is best for me deep down, according to skill-level of course. so losing big money these last days made me think..

i am quitting my job as a prop trader. does anyone know how easy/difficult it would be to get a job selling stocks/mutual funds at a decent bank? prop trading has been my only job since leaving college without a degree. and what kind of opportunities are there in this field?

btw. does anyone know how easy/difficult it is to get a job selling stocks/mutual funds at a decent bank? i take it pays better than selling cars and i know more about it.

i'll try to answer that tomorrow, goodnight.

yes could well be over-confidence, or something else i still don't know. I like to quit when things don't go up fast enough anymore in other areas of life as well. i am at a point where i couldn't care less about stocks. maybe that's the right moment to quit anyway.. i have been holding it...

yes many people in my firm. i know personally people making consistently very good money since i started. caution: i have seen much more people fail.

sure. i have been living a pretty lazy life, many many vacations. in fact i just returned from a month in buenos aires. i think controlling your risk is most important and trading works best when you have some easy edge, like rebates, millenium or arbitrage or specialist reading. i see all...