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    New to stocks

    I've been a bonds trader for 15 years and currently trade from a London prop house. I've always concentrated on 4-5 contracts as outrights or combinations. Just started getting more interested in trading individual stocks as the technicals hold in alot more than the bullied and manipulated...
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    Exorbitant desk costs

    This is exactly my point, and purpose of my original post (although I have found the various debates interesting). Most prop traders in London understand the model inside out as you would expect. But, unfortunately the model is now a heavy hindrance. £100k trading account is roughly...
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    Exorbitant desk costs

    Hi Don, sorry I probably didn't explain it properly. Desk I £1000 and kit brings it up to £3200. After 15 years of prop I have just started considering other options. A few friends I know spread bet in addition to their prop trading, which is free through the net reasonably fast and tax...
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    Exorbitant desk costs

    £3200 which is pretty standard. You can get a cheaper package but doesn't provide me with what I need. There are some much more expensive ones.
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    Exorbitant desk costs

    Spot on, based in London. All prop fees are pretty much the same, so there are few options. Plus, I don't really want to become a journey man going from company to company for the sake of saving a few quid.
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    Exorbitant desk costs

    Desk costs are starting to weigh a bit too heavily at the moment. Last year was admittedly below par on the trading front. I'm now questioning whether working from home is a better option or even going down the spread betting route.
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