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I am just posing a question, and have a legitimate reason for doing so. As far as the 100k comment, if you would like me to do so, send me an audited track record, (audit preferrably from a big 4 accounting firm) and I will gladly pose real business opportunities and not waste your time.

We are looking for new automated systems to code and fund. Any ideas?

We are looking for automated futures systems that we can test and code into our execution platform and finance. Any ideas?

We am currently looking for programmers capable of coding strategies into a native code from a tradestation strategy. We are also looking for proven FX and Futures strategies to test and finance. I know this is the type of post that will get a great deal of scrutiny on this site, but I think...

I would love more info about this shop and where they are located. PM me please

3.5 to 4 a ticket or lower if you are remote

Ed background does not mean sh%t when you have TS and TI as strat facillitators. Youre right, I cannot program. I need someone with more ed than I. or actually a diff. ed than mine. BUT...Can you make a quant guy a trader? an intraday, mix it up, mkt maker, trader?

This brings us to the age old arguement of nature vs. nurture. I personally subscribe to the theory of natural trading ability. Anyone on ET can correct me and put me in my place, but before they do, ask themselves if they have looked in the eyes of a rookie trader and NOT started betting on...

I am looking for a proven intraday system with at least 6 months of data that I can license and run. I am not a programmer, nor do I want to put the time and effort into automating my trading strategies, so any ideas will be pursued.

Take a look at the previous post re: 1.0 mil per month. It depends on your risk management, how long you have been trading, and your overall profitability ie. do you lose money? With a solid p&l, good track record, and some experience, $5/ticket would be average. If you require more work such...

Some shops do charge a remote fee, usually a negligible expense. Ask about ECN charges and rebates and if they are passed through to th etrader or if it is included in your rate. As far as rates, the rate is usually dependent on a sliding scale relative to volume. Also look at the platform...

As far as a specific firm to go with, I am not going to lie as many people do on this forum. I am a principle at a firm now, looking to start a new one. I do not want to be affiliated with any of the "traditional" firms here as you can see they have gotten a bad name. If you want to reply to...

Just a thought... I understand the "Prop" trading landscape here in NYC. From the threads I have read, just about all of the firms here have a trader that is unhappy with the firm. From Hold, to Dimension, Trillium, ect., I have found threads that relay negative sentiment. What I am asking...