College Students and Grads.

Don Bright · Jun 12, 2003

Hi all....we are starting a campaign to bring college students and recent grads into Bright Trading. There will be a few positions availabe for "low or no cash" participation.

Check this link and fill out the questionairre if you're interested.

http://www.stocktrading.com/BTFlyerunlv.htm

http://www.stocktrading.com/Bright Trading Questionaire.htm

Don

swoop[TR] · Jun 12, 2003

Don,

Are you saying the training session will be offered for free to a few applicants? After the training session will these applicants trade the firm's money without putting up any type of upfront capital?

Don Bright · Jun 12, 2003

Quote from swoop[TR]:

Don,

Are you saying the training session will be offered for free to a few applicants? After the training session will these applicants trade the firm's money without putting up any type of upfront capital?

What we're doing is expanding our focus on the "younger set"....We've had internship programs at several colleges for several years now, but with the dismal job market, we thought we could bring in some of the sharper grads with little or no money to trade. Rather than have Mom and Dad pay $100K for grad school, perhaps help fund a trading account. And, yes, the training will likely be free to those accepted through this program.

Don

Achiever · Jun 12, 2003

Get'em while they're young!

spreadem · Jun 12, 2003

Need more commission generators huh?

JT47319 · Jun 12, 2003

How about futures trading?

Ikspec · Jun 12, 2003

Quote from Don Bright:

Rather than have Mom and Dad pay $100K for grad school, perhaps help fund a trading account.
Don

Are you suggesting that instead of going to grad school you'd recommend people plunk 100,000 (that they'll most likely lose if they're new traders) into a Bright trading account?

I hope I just have a learning disorder and just misinterpreted that statement.

Ik

baggerlord · Jun 12, 2003

So I guess you have space for people with little or no money, so long as their parents are loaded. Nice.

marketsurfer · Jun 12, 2003

Quote from Don Bright:

Rather than have Mom and Dad pay $100K for grad school, perhaps help fund a trading account. And, yes, the training will likely be free to those accepted through this program.

Don

the above statement is just wrong. the suggestion of such folly is truly disturbing.

:eek: :eek: :eek:

FinStat · Jun 12, 2003

mmmmm.....instead of paying for an education for my child, i'll fund their trading account at a bucket shop.......LOLOLOLOLOLOL.