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Why do you call it a fraud? They simply decided to close their business. Like Ox said, many traders made out pretty well at Worldco during the last 10 years. You just had to register on Elite Trader to post this message?

i'm sorry that your parents named you "bigbeech" then...

no, see...there is something called a stock price. when the stock price is low, you buy. when it goes up, you sell. i knew you'd have a tough time comprehending this. no wonder you're still driving that used 89 camry with your dad.

Sure. In order to make money, sell high and buy low. Not the other way around. Got it? I know it's a tough concept to comprehend with that pebble of a skull, but give it a try.

umm...yeah, ok. did i make you feel that dumb in front of all the readers? so sorry...have a good night. try not to cry too much.

finally, a voice of reason in this sea of knuckle heads.

exactly... only a piker would think about taking monitors and selling them on ebay.

What do you want to know about it? It's silver and convertible. Sure beats that 89 camry you and your pop are sharing, right?

yeah, and look at the responses...NO ONE has a clue how it works...cos the way specialists fill those orders, it's RANDOM. nice try though. wow, i must hav really burst your bubble...you're actually wasting your time and searching through the archives in attempt to burn me. get a life.

There are creditors that OWN that equipment, not worldco. If caught, we could be charged with theft from these creditors. Why don't you take a class on Business 101. I suggest you shut that hole of yours before you further make a fool out of yourself...

are you THAT dense. can you read? i'm not saying putting up cap is wrong. i'm saying that if a firm is ONLY interested in your cap and not interested in the potential volume you can bring...they are a bunch of nickle and dimers. clearly, YOU are not a business man (never will). we've...

obviously, you come from a different background where firms have NO confidence in traders they bring in. as surprising as it may be, but we've already found several interested parties that are willing to integrate our group into their outfits with no cap down. these are firms that KNOW what...

This is such an idiotic idea. Are you that much of a cheap-o? Do you count pennies everynight before going to sleep? If you had a clue on how limited partnerships work, taking monitors or any properties would be considered "stealing"...as we're not entitled to such assets.

thats why i bring along my certified tax returns and my K-1 statements with me. i've seen my share of bullshitters too...i don't mind fronting money (actually, i'm expecting to)...however, when all they ask is that...and nothing else about trading..it's a bit daunting. see what i'm sayin?

you clearly missed the point of my message (which doesn't surprise me). firms should be asking prospective traders questions about trading strategy, experience, etc in the beginning....not how much money they can leach off of you.

umm...no, cos i probably made more than you and your father combined lifetime while trading at worldco. for me, losing a couple thousand in retained capital is not a big deal. do you see me bitching? go troll somewhere else.

well, it's hard to join a firm when the first question they ask you is how much money you're willing to put up...not how experienced you are. goes for both Bright and Assent. also, Bright is RETAIL, not prop. they nickle and dime you for everything...treated like a customer, not part of the firm.

I think the guys who run this board are condoning the negative bashing on worldco. Judging by the types of posts that are kept and the ones that are deleted. Has it gotten that bad that Don Bright's ad revenue is so crucial to your bottom line? Pathetic...

why are all my posts being deleted,,but ass remarks like this are kept? hello, magna???

Any "prop firm" who charges their OWN traders for training in addition to making them trade with their own capital is a scam...period.