I was sneaking in some trades at this place I worked. My co-workers started peeking over my shoulder - a year later the office looked like a full-on prop shop. The shop of 5 was trading like crazy, we would rotate one person to answer phones for an hour. I quit a few months later- declaring my paycheck was no longer worth the hassle of commuting and wanted to cash out of my company stock - I was sure the bubble would burst soon - and it did. It was a good job at a fortune 500 company - the arrogance of it all.
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Good points; single stock risk,[500....] can be worth it, but when all of them ''trading like crazy'' exit.....LOL
I dont mind doing stuff on a 10 or 2 break time; but i had a client try to pay me by the hour, i said no thanks,i work by the job/contract +i like my own breaks, his wife laughed + agreed with me.I agree with Alax J+ if that Co wants undivided attention[some do, some dont care if you do a certain goal], dont use IB or any broker @ work. So to risk firing , learning to trade, too much risk/ arrogance for me.
I do like to ask the bank for a free pen sometimes; the teller she always says ''OK''