Search results

can anyone provide a description of the training at these firms that have been mentioned: swifttrade, trillium, and first new york securities. also, it sounds like at least from their web site that their training programs may be difficult to get into. is that the case?

i spoke to them a couple of months ago. if lynx is no good, what companies do you recommend? how is chimera? or star alliance.

so are they going to strongly encourage me to put up the $1800 to attend the 2 day course? a 30% payout is pretty low, isn't it, even if you are only putting up a nominal fee?

Hello. Can anyone tell me which NYC prop firms are reputable, honest, and offer a decent training program? I am pretty much set on making the career transition. Also, are there any firms that will not require a capital contribution from a new trader? Thanks.

Does anyone know of prop firms in the dc metro area? I believe Mr. Bright has a shop out in Herndon, and I do plan on calling him when I am ready, but are there any others I could look up?

Can someone tell me how selective these prop firms are in their hiring process? CmcG10, what was your interview process like and why did you choose these guys over any of the other firms in your area?