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The OP original complaint was with the 3rd party app Finamark, which E2T properly addressed. I'm doing the mini and also have had problems with Finamark on my laptop. I have had orders show up (on the chart) but were not filled as they were not listed as "working". This is not E2T fault and...

Does the contract offer from the funding partner require an exclusive relationship? Not sure how it would be enforced anyway, but legalities are still important.

Assistant Actuary??? I thought we were taking about a trader....someone who wants a career making real money and having the power of God?

IMHO; you are off to a good start, but you want a job in the industry and since 2008 it's very competitive, so education is critical. I'd follow on with: Graduate degree Masters of Finance (more than an MBA) from a good school - "good" meaning one where major banks/HF are hiring - ask for a 3...

Depends on the profitability and corporate structure (family office, LLC, partnership, etc.) You need to talk to a tax accountant for the final implications, and do a pro forma statement out to 5 years. Then talk to a lawyer about an exit strategy in case it goes to hell (presumably along with...

ROFL.....this is funniest piece I have read in a long time!!!!

True, my mistake... Since lemarche is looking to raise 10k euros per friends & relatives, I'd say he is domiciled in Europe not US.

Depends on what you are trading. Opening as a CTA is easy. You can pass the series 3 in a couple of months, incorporate for $800 and you are in business to run managed accounts, which for many investors is far preferable to a fund. You need to focus on sales first. If you can't sell your...

As a professional bank trader for 25 years if you were my son I would advise the following: You have enough capital to go back to school and get a graduate degree. You need a job, your undergrad degree doesn't apply unless you can program in C#, and you have no formal big corporate...

I sense a lot of pain in your post. Trading is trading whether it's futures or equities. I notice that you have been publishing a lot of posts all the way back to 2008. 5 years is a long time to be losing money; maybe trading isn't for you. Everybody wants to trade, but not everybody can be a...

If you are interning at MS consider yourself damn lucky. You must have a solid GPA, so you should have enough brains to know that you will be given opportunities to prove yourself as a trader. The reason professionals consider prop trading a non-starter is that try it at any time, it's an...

You can also get a study guide from Securities Exam Prep Inc. with lots of sample questions. Sampson77: As a Canadian CTA before you manage money you will also need to register in your province. [Also, each state has their rules, I hear Utah is tough]. Each province has different rules...

Your questions are getting more detailed...check out GreenTraderFunds for verbal help. [I don't work with them or use them, but they seem reasonable]. A lot depends on where/who you are raising assets and if you have an auditable track record that is scalable, otherwise you are spending money...

count your blessings!

Very difficult raising money, the reason he probably wants you to go systematic is you are almost there. Discretion implies a subjective choice in decision-making. If you are using hard and fast rules that can be written into a spreadsheet formula and simply choosing when to trade that is not...

It depends on your situation, but raising money is very difficult these days. There are a LOT of guys out there, who are registered, trying to raise capital, of course he may not be able to raise it. What's your track record? How much assets do you need to survive? How long can you last on your...

Sell fat premium on 3-5 month ATM straddles in a market in which you expect to be range bound. Make sure the premium you sell is wider than the range you expect. Then buy cheap OTM puts and calls under 1 month, in the same quantity sold, as a disaster insurance. Monitor the whole package...