Is 27 too old to join Swift Trade?

[Kovacs]

I've rummaged through all the threads and the vast majority point to most trainees being under 23.

 

[Churn4Fun]

If you don't have any major expenses, and can afford to live w/out a salary (as my experience at a prop firm), your not too old at all.

The reason most of the guys at prop firms are young is b/c they are the only ones who can afford not getting paid for 6-12 months.

The only older guys who have worked out at my firm are ones who were already independently wealthy.

 

[Kovacs]

Quote from Churn4Fun:

If you don't have any major expenses, and can afford to live w/out a salary (as my experience at a prop firm), your not too old at all.

The reason most of the guys at prop firms are young is b/c they are the only ones who can afford not getting paid for 6-12 months.

The only older guys who have worked out at my firm are ones who were already independently wealthy.

Thanks. Right now, I have a day job as well as an evening job. I've saved up around 8 months of living expenses from the former. I'll keep the evening job if Swift Trade accepts me.