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Thanks, guys...Appreciate the info. Good trading, BTW, Lescor

Just curious, and I am sure they don't exist for a few reasons, but are there any prop firms or broker-dealers that let you hold trades for a few days upwards to a few weeks? I assume no place would let you tie up their money for that amount of time, but just wondering. Thanks. Would the...

Just curious...What kind of business did you get into?

Very ignorant, Traderszones. I have found better companies posting on Craigslist compared to CareerBuilder, for instance (talking about finance and real estate). In fact, I have found craigslist ads for the best real estate companies in the city and country, both commercial and residential...

Hey Red_Ink... I sent you a PM a week or so ago...Just want to make sure you see it, in case you do not check them often. Many thanks for your advice

On this note, I don't really agree for paying for employment, although I understand that trading is a niche area and I guess I can see why some firms would require it. I am not talking about Broker-dealers here like Bright, BTW. Mainly props like T3, SMB, WTS, etc. Fact is, most new traders...

Amazing how many traders got screwed by this "company"

Chimera, Trillium, FNYS, RBC Capital Markets. Just to name a few. There are a lot in chicago, which may be more futures oriented or be a little more quant, such as SIG, Jane Street, etc.

Bingo. It is the truth. Sure, those legit firms are hard to get into, but they probably turn out the most successful traders and have the best retention rates. Konviction: This point of yours is full of holes: "Anywhere you go to learn a new skill, you will most likely have to pay...

Hey Nick, Yup, Next Level. I think I remember reading on their door "Dimension" so I figured it was a sub or they were affiliated perhaps?

Isn't their Long Island office based out of Flushing? What happened with you and T3, BTW? Didn't work out?

Met with both RBC groups in NYC area this time last year and the people seemed fine, although pretty selective. The White Plains office was tiny...probably 6-8 traders

This thread is useless w/o updates

Check your PM's from Oct 18th...We talked about this already. Feel free to write back on that if you want more info.

I just wanted to note...You made it sound like it was 'free' to get in, when there is a training fee. I don't think that was always the case either, but I had the same situation you had with them and feel the same way.

Yes, T3 DOES takes deposits, as in a training fee.

Not for nothing, but the amount of workers who could do this at a high attention rate without getting into trouble would probably be less than 5%. Whether you work in marketing, finance, or any other kind of office work, it would be tough for most workers to pull off. So consider youself lucky.

Nice of you to write this to the OP, and I realize that having a good chunk of savings in the beginning is important, but you are assuming a lot. I believe the bouncer thing was suggested by another poster, not the original. Also, you are assuming he will have/need a car. Most people...

Feel free to let us in on this....

And not for nothing, but now they do take capital contribution (as in a training fee, but it is all the same). Aside from that, great people from my impression. I would have loved to work there if it wasn't for the $$ they needed.