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Well said!

This is simply untrue. NYSE offers tremendous opportunity, especially on some of the low volume stock. But you have to tailor your game to the market. You can't trade NYSE like Naz or vice versa. If you prefer Naz, fine... but saying the specialist system sucks is just kind of petty.

Worldco allows remote trading but I believe you have to trade in-office for some time first and show that you're profitable. Not sure how long though.

All deals are negotiable. See which firm will give you a better deal and which place you're comfortable in. There's no pat answer. Go with your gut after you've interviewed. Peace

Trading is a holy calling. End of story. :D And who said a job has to benefit society? (Not that I agree that trading does not, it certainly does.) Try reading some Rand, ladies. :)

Of course, how can you ignore the literal tons of physical evidence? :D

Typical signal to noise ratio for the Internet, I'm afraid. 1% of the posts contain 99% of the useful content. You just have to have the patience to sift through the other stuff. On the other hand, it can be entertaining on a slow trading day.

Men enjoy the hunt

Worldco doesn't require capital -- but only if you went to a good school and had a high GPA.