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Can you show what you brought to the table? You can make up the strategy I am curious how you gave requirements and logic of the system/strategy.

the spread is 40. if you can collect 200 keep doing it

Maybe they should try scrum, sprints, agile process :vomit:

macro economics 102. ask a freshman

Not sure what year this was written but it's dated. If you're backed or working with a smaller group you're remote. If you have no track record or are unknown who would give you $? You can look on cme for the firms responding to RFQs and see if you can get in somehow

Go back about 30 years to the pits. Also, 1% per month is not 12% per year

what's the makeup of DXY? probably cheaper to just trade gold priced in euros (or swiss or yen)

If you watched the video he is not a retail trader playing with NG futures. He is trading physical and financial, basis, marketing, scheduling. I think the interviewer has another video about a power trader billionaire.

You like bonds in a rising rate environment? What are the real rates? And why do you think actively managed means anything? Fixed income managers always measure against a benchmark or peers. If they are not doing well they change the benchmark. And even if they lose money they say we beat the...

Commute? All remote in pure tech industry if your good. And with remote you have time to do other things. Even trading firms ,funds, banks are hybrid

Those laid off had titles like Relationship manager Product owner Performance engineer Seo copywriter Support specialist See specialist Digital advertising specialist ...

what's your github repo?

MM usually profitable. 11/12 months if you're smaller or only dealing in a few markets

Human traders have already been made irrelevant redundant and dispensible. Depending how you define trader.

Eurodollars spike because flight to safety. Was taleb a profitable pit trader? :rolleyes:

If you were a trader now, what would you do with your knowledge list. What's a day in the life?

Depends on the market and your role in it.

SPACs seemed like a pump an dump from the start. I bought one spac and was planning on holding it for long term (probably influenced by its media) but it dumped a bit, pumped about $18 in a few days and is now around $5.5.

Doesn't this prove you don't know what you want?

Ditto what spy said. It's not worth a good developer's time to work with small timers. If you can articulate a question post it here? My guess is you don't know what you want. I used TT xtapi many years ago; I think the new one is easier