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There is 1 or 2 I know of in RedBank around Chestnut Street off Maple ave. There was also one right on Broad Street in RedBank in the same building as Monmouth Chamber. I think the address is 155 or something like that.None in Manahawkin,I do business down there,have a house and keep my boat there.

Hi Muslemoney, I was an equity trader for about 17 years. I spent most of my trading career as a Market Maker for the # 1 MM firm in the 90's. When they changed all the rules of MM(order display, penny spreads,etc) I left to trade my own account at Assent,a prop firm in NJ. I did very well...

I traded at Assent for a couple of years after I left Market Making. If You go back to some earlier posts of mine ( maybe 2-3 years)I stated then that there have been rumors about Assent being sold and nothing ever came of it. I've been a trader for over 18 years, and when I left Marker Making...

You call only existing TD clients, they give you all the leads(big deal). They want you to get new money out of existing customers (believe it or not, its not that hard to bring in 2mill a month) when your making 150 calls a day. The problem here besides the LACK of compensation, is that you are...

I apologize, you dont need life & health for td(you do need series 7, and 66). All the rest of previous post is VERY accurate.

I worked there for 8 months before I realized the BULL#$@@. You must have your 66 to work there as well as your health & Life insurance me, even if you bring in the 6mill a quarter you WILL NOT get 5k, I can promise you that. One of my co workers brought in 5.7 mill one quarter and she didn't...

I traded at Assent for some time, definetly worth a look. I was happy there. Feel free to PM me.

Traded at Assent for a couple of years, good firm ,great platform,good people(most anyway). I traded at the edison office,I dont think they provide training, I haven't seen a firm that REALLY provides training so be careful of what they promise, make sure they have a training program available...

I'm still waiting for a response to trader's question. I think what the author of this post as well as many other traders want to know is are there any Prop like futures trading firms/platforms.

I agree, well said.:cool:

I feel your pain. Trading is not easy for anyone, but the key is to be in the right mindset. I traded most of my life,mainly for a big firm, then traded on my own for two years. I was very successful up until last year so I packed it in. You might say why? because you had one bad year. I felt...

Thanks Don, that was a good explanation. It seems that you do provide one of the better training environments and you give prospects a fighting chance with a structured, well planned program.

Don, I was wondering what type of training your firm provides and what is the success rate of those you train. I know it's a pretty broad question that can have a few answers,but in general what is their success rate? I used to be a Market Maker, then Prop Trader and recently left the trading...

I have Series: 4 , 7 , 55 , 63 , and 66. I used to be a Market Maker then Prop trader , now a Financial Advisor, it seems to be where the business is going.:)

I traded under a sub-llc once. Pro's- less capital required/cons-They wont hold your licenses, and you wont receive any 1099 or partnership for tax purposes

I work for Company and we haven't heard anything yet.:)

With your financial academics you can afford to be picky. Most prop firms today offer 100% payout with some capital down for experienced traders or (finance/ economics majors).Interview at at least 5 firms and check out their operation. I would prefer a firm who wants series 7, 55 because those...

which assent Office? I traded out of the one in edison and was happy there. As far as fees go, you have to negotiate the best deal.Their software was very good as far as speed and trading platforn(Anvil). :)

The series 63 is blue sky registration for brokers who want to sell securities in certain states. there is no pre-rec for that exam. the series 66 is the series 63 and 65 combined(investment Advisor exam). I had to have my series 7 before I could take 66