Bright vs. Genesis vs. Tuco vs. xEcho ?
- Thread starter jimclark
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Will do, help me get another 100 emails, that will really help the cause for all of you guys, and yes, even my "competition."
We've been registered in BC for a decade or more, I just don't get it.
Don
We are now approved by our Exchange and Goldman Sachs to "go global" - we have a dozen or so office/inquiries from China, Europe, and the Middle East. We have traders is many Countries, but no actual affiliates yet.
Who benefits? I get 100 or more inquiries (per year) from traders looking for an alternative to the Swift business model, who want to keep 100% of their profits and learn new, longer term (overnight) strategies, and this is just from Toronto people. An alternative, as you always say, is a good thing, LOL.
We tried in Xiamen China, but had trouble getting traders to pass the S7, but with all this renewed interest, heck I'll pay a tutor to go over there to help, LOL.
Let's get those cards and letters coming.
Don
Birdman,
I learned how to trade at another firm (mostly taught myself). I trade my method mostly, but am always adding new things into the mix, the more the strategies I learn the better . I like the operation and trust the owners.
I have been to the 3 day orientation class but nothing else. There is a 2 to 4 week boot camp in Vegas, and there are some very successful traders in Canada that teach Pairs Trading. For a fee. There are also programers that will help you automate strategies.
Several of the guys that I traded with at my previous firm trade remotely through Bright and everyone is happy with it.
I learned how to trade at another firm (mostly taught myself). I trade my method mostly, but am always adding new things into the mix, the more the strategies I learn the better . I like the operation and trust the owners.
I have been to the 3 day orientation class but nothing else. There is a 2 to 4 week boot camp in Vegas, and there are some very successful traders in Canada that teach Pairs Trading. For a fee. There are also programers that will help you automate strategies.
Several of the guys that I traded with at my previous firm trade remotely through Bright and everyone is happy with it.
Although Don is always 'pimping' out the pairs strategy (with good reason), there are a number of profitable and very good traders in Bright. The good thing about a firm like this is that there are options open to find the right fit for you (strategy, trading timeframe, ect.) with a genuine desire to see their traders succeed.