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No one can predict where natural gas is going to the exact penny, your post suggests some ignorance of that market on your part. Any energy trader knows who he is, and most traders in general are familiar with the Forbe's list youngest (self-made) billionaire. I have not heard anyone suggest...

I couldn't have said it better myself. He seems like a smart guy, just very, very bitter and more than a little arrogant. Be thankful you are not like him :D

It sounds like you three are all in the same area, but I am on the East Coast--perhaps you could get together with one another. Thanks for all of your replies. Anyone on the Atlantic coast?

Have just relocated to the South Florida area and am wondering if there are any traders who might want to get together and possibly share ideas.

Anyone else have any insights/suggestions on this?

Would you be interested in renting space out in the office and having other traders around. I am interested in moving out of the corporate headquarters I currently trade from and moving to a city and renting space where I can work alongside fellow traders.

Yes, my employer would almost certainly be amenable to me working around others trading for different entities, and I think Houston would likely be a good location for an energy trader to relocate to. It was just these types of opportunities I was looking to find and see what existed where...

Extroversion and desire to share ideas with and learn from others. I need light, so no go on the basement.

Thank you all for your replies. The contracts I trade are primarily natural gas and crude oil futures, and as far as location goes I would prefer a warmer climate, but am open to different possibilities that may exist. The goal of this thread is to find out if such sitautions do in fact exist...

I'm from the Northeast and am currently in the Midwest. My goal is to move to a city where I can set up shop and trade remotely for the same company I trade for now, and also to be around other traders, which is something I am currently lacking. Warmer climates are preferable (Houston would...

My job is as a futures trader for a small corporation. I work in the company headquarters where I relocated to, and after a year of being here have decided that while the job and company are great and I enjoy what I am doing, I cannot take life in the sticks any longer. Working remote may be...