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everyone should check out mark douglas's books. Very insightful. Changed my trading and way I viewed just about everything.

just graduated from college where I managed some money trading futures (index, commodities, currencies). Recently moved to the Burlingame area and I am working out here now for money manager out here. Would like to meet some traders to bounce ideas off of and make contacts...

Mr. Young is at it again. http://theimpolitic.blogspot.com/2007/06/alaskan-builds-road-in-florida.html More useless government spending

would you mind explaining why selling of the dollar puts upward pressure on our rates?

Anyone familiar with this web-site? Seems like another one who offers his stock picking services. Any users here?

Been playing this scenario out in my head - but I think that there are tremendous ineffeciencies in these markets. Anyone have any experience in these areas?

Just graduated and want to begin my career trading. Have a fair amount of experience trading many different markets. I Don't have the capital to trade on my own or jump in at an arcade. My resume is rather weak, Finance Degree from state school, and so I am not getting much response from...

I always watch it. Not because I get trading ideas from it, most the time its just fun to watch. Its like watching friends sitting around bullshitting about the markets. Once and a while a chart will pop up that I'll be interested in - and its all worth it when you hear Jeff Macke tell...

better hurry and buy corn

If they aren't offering any training and you don't have much experience at all, then you should plan to lose that 5000$. You would probably be better off opening a retail account. Trade a demo account for 3 months til you have an idea, and then trade the real account. May learn a little...

just for everyones knowledge from now on - don't waste your time with them. Nor would I open a retail account with them.

Anyone ever heard of globallink llc? They are run out of san fran. I have an interview with them tomorrow and didn't know if anyone knew anything about them.

Living in Idaho - 23 Daytrading nasdaq emini futures part time, and other days attending class. Dabble in a little spot forex and equity options when set-ups are good. Trading for a little over a year. Pacific time zone can be a bitch - would like to move closer to nyc so I don't have to...

Anyone know anything about these guys in Chicago? SPI Capital Management that is.

Just wondering how other traders relax when they find themselves a little too stressed out. I have been getting a little jittery latley and could use some ideas.

Are the emini index futures trading on thanksgiving? The day after?

Do you have any experience trading? Good at controlling emotion and staying disciplined? If not, this could be an great way to loose 5000$ quickly.

Picture of the trading room

University of idaho - we have 8 stations each with 4 monitors. We run tradestation and genesis on each. Have an alumni who gave a generous donation and currently there is I and another student trading the account. We do all our execution through thinkorswim.

I am coming out of college in a month and wondering how useful a bloomberg certification is when looking for a job. We just got a bloomberg terminal in our trading room at school and I am 3/4 the way to being certified in equities. Is this going to be much of an asset when applying for jobs?