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ok. But I don't think I-banking is in the cards. I want to do something where capital, and thus profit, is scalable. I figure trying to work my way up the pyramid of a f-500 company is not the way to go. I could prob. work for Fidelity, for example, but my progression towards middle management...

I don't mind working day and night. I got no kids, my parents will let me crash for at least a couple years, and they live near the trade office... I already think market day and night, why not at least try to get paid, right? My own account ain't cuttin it. I'm willing to forgoe a steady...

I'm 22, graduating next year from a good University, majoring in economics. I don't have the GPA/skillset for institutional S&T, but I love the market. I spend inordinate amounts of time designing portfolios, working as an analyst for the investment club, and I am starting as a part time...

his name is in fact Sam...

Ok, then I was lied to. That's actually worrisome for me. Anyhow, Prop trading counts as experience for the CFA, which is good news.

Well, at least I'm not some delusional retard who thinks that scalping is a fool proof get rich quick scheme, or that swift chose me because of my "drive and motivation" .... There's a senior trader at my spot who makes a lot....like, 100k/week. So it can be done. What do I do to succeed...

^I am street smart. I genuinely love free markets. A lot of my friends growing up are/were hustlers. I have done well with long only investments on a risk adjusted basis. I just get told in class that trading is for superstitious folks that don't understand statistics. I just want to...

I'm currently a Junior, studying economics at McGill University. I'm a bit of a screw-up, GPA wise, which prevents me from getting into institutional S&T...at least out of undergrad. Will working for a craphole place like swifttrade benefit me at all? I know 80% fail to make it at...