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I went to see them recently and didnt get a good impression. A couple other guys I know went there to "interview" also. Anyone have any opinions?

I just have a few concerns. First of all the place is a dump. When I asked to see traders P&Ls (only after the owner of the place was bragging) he couldnt show me. Knowing their strategy made me want to vomit. I came with a record of my P&L so i figured after allt he crap this guy talked he wouldnt make me give capital contribution (at the firm I am at I dont have capital contribution), and he basically laughed at me. Any opinions on this joint? Seems like a chop shop
 
Why is it that 50 Broad St, 11 Broadway and 417 5th (6th floor) are such magnets for the bottom rung prop shops?
 
I have met with them at the monthly day trading meeting hosted by Epiphany Trading . They actually seem like motivated guys and honest.

I still trade at Epiphany where I have no complaints, but CMTG seem like straight shooters.
 
Quote from ShortSqueeze:

I have met with them at the monthly day trading meeting hosted by Epiphany Trading . They actually seem like motivated guys and honest.

I still trade at Epiphany where I have no complaints, but CMTG seem like straight shooters.


Thanks..
 
shortsqueeze is just another one of Brendan Byrne's sock puppets, the owner of Epiphany. He uses them to bash HLV/VCM (A favorite past time of Byrne's) and also to pump up his unlicensed prop firm.

Don't be fooled by this puppets posts.
 
Quote from bpcnabe:

shortsqueeze is just another one of Brendan Byrne's sock puppets, the owner of Epiphany. He uses them to bash HLV/VCM (A favorite past time of Byrne's) and also to pump up his unlicensed prop firm.

Don't be fooled by this puppets posts.

I do trade with Epiphany. However, I am not Brendan Byrne. Do you know him?
 
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