try, there's plenty of job adds there, mostly for the UK, but also for France, Germany, US and Australia.
efinancialcareers.co.uk
you can also check www.swifttrade.com, we have several offices all across Europe.
Good point old man... it's always good to have a rule that tells you when to stop trading, pack your things and go home... it's basic risk management. :D
Main difference is, that you don't have to put down any money to trade at Swift... 35% is where the payout starts but it goes up as you prove yourself.
Also, you probably won't find anyone who can match Swift's fee structure...
What legislation have the Europeans enacted to avoid the problems related to short selling; since you're not required to borrow a stock before shorting it on Euronext or LSE... why aren't they having horrendous naked short problems?
That's the way it works in europe, you dont request shorts and you don't have to declare them either you just short it... however, they are quiet strict when it comes to delivery...
I heard that Title is having serious delay problems in china when the volume spikes at the open and close...
Don, even if the list is on the SHO you still need to borrow it.
depends on which country...
Ho takes around 30% from the office...
the remaining 70 gets split different from country to country... china 10% to trader, Canada 35% to trader...