These are my last questions...
Yes, I'm aware of that. Therefore, you suggesting you're working with both types of firms (firms requiring the trader to put up some money and firms that does not have such a requirement) ? I ask because you did not use a "plural" statement in your opening post. In fact, you specifically stated
a prop firm in Chicago as if you're talking about one firm only.
If so, does that specific firm you're talking about require a trader to put up funds ?
Ok...so the traders you've managed so far live outside the states and are trading remotely with the prop firm in Chicago and they barely speak English ?
You do realize the connection between someone that can barely speak English with someone that can barely "read" or "write" English...there's a strong connection just in case you didn't know.
Curious how you can verify via
only their trade journal that they are ready to be recommended to a prop firm in Chicago considering
all the teaching is online without any screen sharing. Does this implies you yourself will "not" be teaching via real money trading and that you will only be doing "demo trading" during the apprenticeship ?
I ask the above about real money trading is because you did mention that such would not occur until after the demo education (6 months to a year). Therefore, considering you did mention real money trading...I'm assuming you're the one that will be doing such (real money trading) in your own trading account.
Will you be doing such while remotely trading with the prop firm in Chicago considering that's basically what you're student will be doing from outside the states...trading remotely with the prop firm in Chicago ?
P.S. English is my 2nd language and many here at ET tells me its horrible and that includes telling me I have a bad writing style that's barely readable.