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Only thing remotely close that I could find was this: http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/industry_sectors/banking_and_finance/article5927610.ece Guards at AIG offices.

On second thought, the front page of IBD can be useful. I'll pick up a copy if I miss a day trading just to see what happened, it focuses more on short term then the financial times for examples.

If you are looking to day trade, then I completely agree with Bolimomo's post. If you're looking for books to read, I suggest in the following order: 1. Reminiscences of a Stock Operator - I can always get something useful out of that book, personal preference to chapter 5. 2. Trading...

It is going to be very hard for you to sit next to a top trader in a prop firm as a new guy. Most of the top traders I know sit with a group of people they have been trading with for years, there aren't any open spaces for people just starting out to jump in and join. They work together help...

Good stuff, glad to see you had some sort of plan going into the trade. When did you end up getting out of the stock?

Unfortunately, that doesn't really mean anything. Are you up a couple grand on a $5 million dollar account or are you up a couple grand on a $500 account. One is much more impressive than the other but with only four months trading, neither means your successful. I don't think anyone with 4...

Are you a successful trader? How did you come up with 90% of the time? Surely you want to buy the strongest stock in a sector and short the weakest stock? Why deal with lagging stocks? Unless you're afraid of buying stocks that are already "up too much"?? Is your logic that a stock that...

On my screens I always have up quotes of varying stocks of interest, a filtering software to find stocks along with order entry/open orders/level 2. My charts consist of: 1 day, 1 min bars 2 day, 5 min bars 3 month, daily bars with 50 and 200 day moving average 5 days 30 min bars 1 day...

Thanks, but not interested.

Looking to sell some books from my collection. Hit and Run Trading by Jeff Cooper http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=220248393047&ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT&ih=012 The Master Swing Trader by Alan Farley...

A little to the south in Jersey City

Well I trade them all the time, but they are not the only thing I trade. If there is an opportunity, I'll trade it.

I used the STC course too. Don't know anything about the one you are using, good luck!

I'm using the ones they listed on the site.

I'd say for the 1st time trader, anything greater than zero at the end of the year would be good.

Opus Atlanta and Opus Trading Fund are 2 entirely different companies.

Hold Brothers Trillium Opus Trading Fund That's all I know of, maybe others will know more.

From what I have heard from other traders there, they pay you a draw against profits, $500 a week or similar. They are primarily a scalping firm from what I understand with a high turnover of traders. Not 100% certain though, hopefully someone who works there has a better idea and may be able...

Opus pays you a salary to figure out if you can prop trade or not. They want you to position trade there, not scalp. Figure you will need at least a year to get the hang of things, that is if you can at all. It's a tough job, no doubt about that. No shop is going to tell you what you have to do...

Hudson County here, I'd be up for chatting, what type of things do you trade?