Help Wanted, Looking for a prop firm to join, please advise.

[FlashGordon]

Getting a company to sign with you as opposed to the competition is a highly regarded skill.

Regards

 

[Hooter]

Hi, I am currently looking for a new prop firm to join, here is my criteria :-
:- I would like to trade my own capital
:- a firm that requires no license to trade your own capital
:- must be reputable and stable

I was researching Sharktraders and CY group,
unfortunately sharktraders don't accept U.S clients, and CY group's websites seem sketchy, and on top of that they have non-refundable 5000$ Fee.

Thanks in advance.

 

[Hooter]

I traded with Cy Group. They were legit, paid me whenever I asked and easy to do business with. After 8 mos, I had lost most of my 5k but had a few profitable mos. Mostly I left because I wasn't ready to daytrade. I would go back though

 

[James87]

Is SharkTraders a good choice to join?, i am a U.S citizen, but my spouse has dual citizenship, would it be a good idea to open an account on her name, and trade under it, given all profits and taxes are claimed and paid.

Thanks in advance.

 

[Hooter]

Spouse has dual citizenship? Then consider: http://www.tradingschools.org/reviews/trade-zero/ maybe in conjunction with: https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=UUA7QSCHWRdRrJEEjfLq3g4A until you gain confidence & consistency, then you can add size

 

[blueraincap]

G2 Trading, LLC
Bright Trading, LLC
Quasar Trading, LLC
Avatar Securities, LLC
Hold Brothers Capital, LLC
Chimera Securities, LLC
T3 Trading, LLC

https://www.sec.gov/search/search.htm

Of these, which offer remote trading AND good rates?

 

[dealmaker]

Of these, which offer remote trading AND good rates?

Bright offers remote, they've been around since 1992. Don't know about the current rates. They do require licensing. I was with them till 2010, they are reputable.

 

[ScalperJoe]

Of these, which offer remote trading AND good rates?

All offer remote. Rates are always negotiable, it depends on how flexible they are and what capital contribution you're making, plus the routes for rebates, if that's something you're after.

 

[blueraincap]

All offer remote. Rates are always negotiable, it depends on how flexible they are and what capital contribution you're making, plus the routes for rebates, if that's something you're after.

In your view, which platform(s) best for automated trading ? I require relatively large price feeds and strong API. The Goldman platform used by bright?

 

[Handle123]

http://www.daytraderjobs.com/