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right-o. 'TV' is most definitely more credible than someone who's 90 years old and has been a teacher of and leader in the study of sound business practices. ooooh, yeah. wanna buy a bridge?

stand-alone : what's a copy gonna cost me?

getting back on topic, are there any firms that do this? how about for experienced traders?

it really does depend on too many things that only you can answer (style, risk tolerance, etc.) been to pismo a couple of times a long time ago.

i work part time at night, mostly for the benefits.

pretty well said, NYNY.

* Paul Marcontel is a good guy and a professional. Cutting him was a mistake. * Belzberg has always sucked and getting rid of it is like getting rid of an alcoholic spouse. ISI is solid as a rock -- no frills, and therefore no whizbang to lock up your machine. Slow to manipulate, but...

wrong. an athlete has to deal with many of the same psychological stresses that a trader does. the analogy is almost perfect. yogi berra said "baseball is 99% mental. the other half is physical" or something like. Here there is a thread dedicated to psychology because trading is largely a...

how about a real futures prop firm -- do they exist?

prima donnas (sp?)

I am giving retail a look. good points, all. advantages and disadvantages to both.

A real one. I've been in the business a long time. Right now the firm I'm with is making me jump through hoops to get some of the money in my account out. This seems a bit unfair, since it's my trading that put it there to begin with. I'm not ready to mention names yet. I'm sorry but...

Does anyone remember LHSP? In retrospect, it was a very telling episode. I'm sure the big, smart money was short the NAZ on that clue.

remote affiliation. execution costs to be fixed or negligible, generous split of my profits to you. And there are enough of those. If you're not self clearing, you probably can't compete on costs. If you're inclined to stretch the truth or break your promises, please do us both a favor...