Looking for a career in Trading, need help

nevermind, don't even bother. I do a lot of reading, and the only people who come from Florida are: old, broke, or/and scam artists. You gotta have a crystal clear website with detailed information before even contacting me if you come from Florida.


DENIED - go fish




Quote from DUDEnoway:

http://thinkmomentum.com/aboutus.html


Found your working url.

Most un-descriptive website ever seen. Who are your head traders?
 
sounds to me you overrate yourself perhaps a little? The term "tier1" alone sounds quite arrogant. Please do not forget most in the institutional trading business have at the very least the same or even much better eduction to show than what you claim you have.

That you cannot even get an interview with the bucket trading shops that advertise here makes me just wonder....maybe you want to focus getting your foot into the door of a real sell-side environment or hedge fund rather than begging coffee and potato chips stained tshirt wearing "prop firm traders" for a job.

Just my 2 cents.

P.S.: Do you think anyone worth his cent will wager his reputation by recommending or referring a stranger who offers to "pay" his way into the door? Why dont you sleep your way up? Male prostitutes are not that uncommon these days. I say this because I feel disrespect for people like you. Work your ass up like everyone in this business. If you cannot even get an interview yourself then maybe you are not cut out for this business. Enough said!!!


Quote from DUDEnoway:

Well I came out of a Tier 1 university in CA and have two degrees, one is in Economics.

I've followed the stock market since my Junior year, and invested my own money in the bottom of 2009 to catch the rally, which I predicted would happen. Now I've got a stellar track record for the past 2 years and launched my own investment management firm.

Here is my question, how do I break into trading with my experience? I want to trade firm capital and gain more experience.

I have my own clients and have been expanding, but it would really help to have a track record with a trading firm, trading millions of dollars so that I can pull the big institutional clients.

Million dollar question: How the hell do I break into a trading firm? I've applied to most of the firms listed on this site, and non have replied back. I also noticed most are in Chicago and NY. I live in SF.

Can anyone pull some strings for me? I will even pay cash up to 10k for a referral that lands me a job in a trading firm.

Thank you
 
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Quote from risky63:

WTF?
predicted 09 upppppppp!
my roach's are drivin bentleys.
what are you gonna do in a sideways market or down market?
are you lenny dykstra?
prop firms?
WTF?



P.S. CHARLIE SAYS TWEET HIM
 
so if you are the HEAD recruiter why you need to state your education? Website not working? Ups, I forgot this is ET....

ah ranted enough back to work...


Quote from momentum007:

Hi,
I'm Rob and I work with Momentum Trading LLC in Fort Lauderdale, FL and I am the head recruiter. I have a business degree and also graduated from Middlebury College with an Economics and Math degree.
We are a proprietary trading firm backed by T3 capital management in New York City. It's great trading in Fort Lauderdale obviously because of the weather and lifestye and lack of state taxes. We have a good shop with guys who share ideas and analyze the market every day and take positions.
I'd be more than happy to discuss opportunities that we have at our firm and to guide you in any way so that you can break into the business. Feel free to email me at rob@mtginvestments.com and we can go from there.

Regards,

Rob Smilari

Well I came out of a Tier 1 university in CA and have two degrees, one is in Economics.

I've followed the stock market since my Junior year, and invested my own money in the bottom of 2009 to catch the rally, which I predicted would happen. Now I've got a stellar track record for the past 2 years and launched my own investment management firm.

Here is my question, how do I break into trading with my experience? I want to trade firm capital and gain more experience.

I have my own clients and have been expanding, but it would really help to have a track record with a trading firm, trading millions of dollars so that I can pull the big institutional clients.

Million dollar question: How the hell do I break into a trading firm? I've applied to most of the firms listed on this site, and non have replied back. I also noticed most are in Chicago and NY. I live in SF.

Can anyone pull some strings for me? I will even pay cash up to 10k for a referral that lands me a job in a trading firm.

Thank you
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So i got an interview with a PE firm in SF. I just wanna say, this forum is completely useless. FU ALL!!!!! :eek: cya wouldn't wanna be ya.



p.s. wish me luck :D
 
GD Luck. If you are the guy who offered 10k for a job, I can get you one at the prop shop I work for. Guarenteed, they give you a opportunity to trade and get trained for at lear three months, before you have to stop sucking at trading lol.
 
Quote from DUDEnoway:

So i got an interview with a PE firm in SF. I just wanna say, this forum is completely useless. FU ALL!!!!! :eek: cya wouldn't wanna be ya.

p.s. wish me luck :D

Ha, you pay 10K for the interview?

Good luck, you'll need it.
 
Not necessarily. I graduated from a Tier II school that claimed their program was equivalent to a Tier I school, which I believe because the program just about kicked my ass. Three semesters of Computational Finance will do that to you. I had no trouble getting a job with a firm where I didn't have to put up capital and the training was free. I think the biggest problem the OP is having is that the banks aren't backing the prop firms like they used to so openings are slim and he lives in SF. I live outside Chicago so I was a train ride away. I agree with the guy who said the OP should contact Bright, especially considering he graduated from a Tier I.

Quote from ScalperJoe:

If you want to trade "firm capital" then joining a prop will suffice, however MOST will require you to join as a "Class B" member and put up a capital contribution, and use the firm's buying power.
 
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