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the only difference between trading your 'personal account' versus managing other people's money.. you can trade and investment in anything with your 'personal accoun't but with other people's money you have to have investment prospectus and you can be sued by your 'investors'

it's an old industry. career route was broker /trader. portfolio manager both require gov't licensing and regulated industry. you cannot even solicit investments for stocks or any investment from the "public" without being licensed.

your dream job should be a hedge fund manager managing 1 billion of other people's money. traders work for hedge funds and banks and corporations as an 'employee'

parents ban their kids from using facebook..i would too.

get a license with a investment dealer like fidelity investments or edward jones or investors group you have to pay $500/month to be licensed. you have to take the series 7 and some licensing fee that is 'professional'

your a troll making these posts. bunch of losers.

it's not free. nothing is free. traders are putting up capital.

the data for real time is for 'personal use' only. also, in prop firms it's professional status since your trading firm capital. and each desk pays separate software fees. a prop firm can spend like thousands in monthly software and data fees because it's professional. professional get...

A professional is someone who is managing or trading other people's money or works for a company or business that trades or manages other people's money. yahoo pays thousands of dollars to CME, NYSE to publish stock quotes and you cannot even use the data on your own stock website for...

As cramers said daytrading is for the birds meaning people with accounts less than 1 million. or under 500,000 cause in this business, size does matter. guys like icahn or buffet who manage over 1 billion don't daytrader or trade because they cannot or their size is too big to trade or daytrade.

managing other people's money is more about sales or selling your service to 'investors' some hedge fund managers don't accept people with less than 1 million to invest.

why is it a pipe dream? it's no dream it's real job. lots of people make a living as portfolio manager and investment advisors. traders work for the portfolio managers. or hedge fund managers. or known as money managers. just take the CFA, or finra courses. you are individual account and...

why do you think the financial industry is so regulated, if you have criminal record in fraud forget about job in a fidelity as an investment advisor. it's regulated against this kind of in your face fraud .lie lie lie

wall street isn't different from any industry fraud is everywhere only difference is the size of the money. in the billions.

old fashion fraud===lie lie lie, same old thing it's only bigger bigger fraud and different product fraud.

you have to licensed broker or investment advisor to solicit 'investments' or pushing securities. it's illegal for stocks. not for art projects. if you don't know financial industry is 'regulated' anyone selling investments to the public must be registered to finra, sec and pay a monthly fee for...

Belfort was playing con-game or shell game. His victims thought they were ripping other suckers off. Read what a con-game and shell game is. or he just lied. old fashion lie. you don't need to be in wall street to make money in FRAUD. it's just that wall street is where the money is . or the...

you can do whatever you want on your 'UNPAID lunch' but during break you cannot do any other 'work' paid breaks is for break. when you trade on company time is grounds for being fired. if you haven't read the employee handbook!

If you have no 'business' education, then you probably be working for a hedge fund manager or portfolio manager. a lot of the "business" is in sales pushing investments and telling clients not to redeem their mutual fund units.

Joe retail can go professional but paying the licensing fee monthly and annually at broker/dealer or investment fund dealers like edward jones, and fidelities 5000 sales reps pushing investments to kids.