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For hold this is their website http://www.onli.com/

i think you can't have any felonies in the last ten years.

If you work for a prop firm where you put down your own capital usually the payout is anywhere from 75 to 100 percent if you work for a prop desk for a bank or no money down it's usually 40 to 60 percent but it can go higher as you get better. If your new to trading you should always try to go...

If you have 5000 dollars just about any prop firm will take you in whether you get the right training is any one's guess. If you are trying to join a real prop firm where no capital is needed here are some names of some NY firms, de shaw, jane st, first ny, and schonfeld their pretty hard to get...

Here are some more D.E. Shaw, Jane st, First New York, and Schonfeld Securities.

I checked out dimension I think it was 1500 for like 2 weeks of training, but they charge like 9 dollars a share for 1000 shares. As far as buying power they said it would depend on my performance.

wow you sound just like me except that I work for a different firm in NYC. I feel your pain. I don't know much about swift but if you don't have to put any capital down you mind as well give it a shot.

Stay away from dimension!!!!!!!!

Oh ok well do you know of any self-clearing firms in the nyc area?

Well what capital up firms would you recommend for beginners?

Yeh there's no way I would go to a place like Bright it seems their only incentive is to bring capital with no care or regards to whether the trader actually makes money. Besides anybody that anybody that recommends a beginner join a firm where YOU have to deposit at least 25 THOUSAND DOLLARS is...

Everybody keeps on talking about prop firms not to go to. For the record could somebody please tell me the difference btwn a good prop firm and a bad prop firm i.e is it bad for beginners but good for experienced traders or vice versa?

RBC Capital in West Palm Beach

Yeh I definitely wouldn't go with bright any way. All my friends that are good traders all started out in firms where they didn't have to put up capital and they recieved great training their first year. The only firm that i've heard of in the NYC area that does train their traders is RBC...

Yeah I know somebody that used to work at hold brothers and now works at T3 capital but from what he's told me it seems like their for mostly experienced traders. The only good firm i've heard about for beginners was RBC capital. I still haven't heard from them. I don't have a college degree but...

Hey I'm new to trading and i was wondering if anybody knew any good prop firms in the NYC area that I could join that I don't need to start with my own capital and are good at training traders?