how large are your trading accounts?

indioo · Jun 19, 2003

if your full-time job is trading im assuming you have atleast 50k in order to pay the bills from the gains

lescor · Jun 23, 2003

Depends on how much leverage you have available to you and how well you can manage the risk that comes with it.

There are prop traders who can make well into 6 figures with only 10 or 20 grand in their accounts. After trading prop, I'd never ever consider trading retail again, for just that reason.

prox · Jun 23, 2003

$2208.45

Monsoon · Jun 23, 2003

Quote from prox:

Who lives in a pineapple under the sea ?

spongebob?

ShoeshineBoy · Jun 23, 2003

I thought size didn't matter...

inandlong · Jun 23, 2003

Quote from Monsoon:

spongebob?

mmmmmm CrabbyCakes!

bone · Jun 23, 2003

stupid-ass question.

MRWSM · Jun 23, 2003

Quote from lescor:

Depends on how much leverage you have available to you and how well you can manage the risk that comes with it.

There are prop traders who can make well into 6 figures with only 10 or 20 grand in their accounts. After trading prop, I'd never ever consider trading retail again, for just that reason.

1000% per year? Doubt it's consistent otherwise we're gonna soon have a bunch of prop traders passing up Warren Buffet and Bill Gates.

SlickRick · Jun 24, 2003

1 Trillion dollars, 50 to 1 margin. no ticket charges, Island and INstanet rebates

wally_ · Jun 24, 2003

I will not disclose the units though...