Search results

I didn't say FNYS was the best, they do offer a lot of training or they say they do, they do offer a pretty good draw after that training, but most of the other prop firms I've talked to so far either require money up front or after 3 months, depending on when they let you trade with decent...

I interviewed at FNYS about a month ago, along with half a dozen other firms with less attractive training programs i.e. cap contribution and no likely income for 6-10 months. I'm a recent ivy league grad with a Series 7/66, thought I'd have a decent shot at FNYS but kinda got the runaround for...