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Ok...here goes. The minimum net requirement should be of concern to "class B" members of a prop firm since falling below that level would prevent them from withdrawing any funds from thier capital accounts whether or not it was gains or just thier original contribution. There has been some...

According to my research, the minimum net capital required by SEC rule 15c-1 is 1.1 million. As far as I can determine, falling below that level in all the accumulated capital/trading accounts of a prop firm, is the only restriction to withdrawing funds. Also funds could theoretically...

Just a note. We will allow option trading at our firm , for traders who understand the risks of options and use options strategies to trade against their stock positions Gene, Thanks for the response. According to the info you posted above, you do not allow members to take on naked...

Do any Prop Firms offer options trading to thier members and if so, what is the commission schedule?

uptick....Big Bear is a small resort.... 2hr drive from S.D..mostly man made snow... but has a world class park/pipe...in good years like "el nino' the local mtns rock. Mammoth is PHAT and only a six hour drive north from S.D. Over 3000 acres and tons of back country stuff. Mucho mtn...

Don, Depending on the liquidity and spreads, might not the single stock futures, negate the effectiveness of 'bullets".

Does anyone know of any Prop firms in Orange co. ca. besides Bright or Hold Bros and would you recommend them? Thx

Actually...you can thank J.P.Morgan and the other Robber Barrons of the 1920's for the uptick rule. prior to the crash of '29 they would force down the price a stock in a company that they wished to acquire by massive short selling then swoop in and buy the controlling interest. This behavior...

I know of only 2 prop firms in Orange Co. Ca. Bright and Hold Bros. Does any know of any others and would they recommend them? Thx