need advice after 10 yrs as home trader

[Fte_Fce]

Hello,

Need some advices.

I have traded markets from home with my own capital for 10 years. Results are Ok, personal situation is Ok and still love my job. But I am just fed up to work alone.

The best would be to join a HF Funds or similar to increase the volume traded, share ideas with others traders and discover other markets - my strats can be used with large volume.

Do you think it could be possible to find a company interested by this?

I live in Europe but can move easily.

Thanks for your help

F.

 

[smallStops]

Why not send a letter explaining your situation, followed by a phone call to the various funds out there.

 

[teima]

Join a PAMM acount, you can manage fund of investor and get your commission.

 

[ballsofgold]

Try to find an arcade that you can work from....there are some in chicago ny and ldn....not sure what part of europe you are in

 

[ipchan]

Trying to find a prop firm in NY or Chicago. It's easy to meet like-minded people there.

 

[Alpha Trader]

There are benefits in working alone as well as with other traders. However, most of the times, from what I have experienced via chat rooms, is that other traders may slow you down. To be successful, you need to be trading under optimal conditions.

The search of finding a complimenting trader that produces a synergistic result is hard to find. If you do find one, then consider yourself lucky.

I trade solo, but hoping that one day I can have a tight team of 4-6 traders to work with.

 

[Swan Noir]

You're in a strong position. It sounds like you have a winning methodology that is scaleable. That has value. You may have to move -- unless you're already in London -- but you seem willing to do that. Pick a place or two that you are willing to live and then start some conversations.

I'm not suggesting arrogance but don't be timed about what you bring to the table.

 

[just21]

Just search on deskspace in the area you want to be in. You just need to get out of the houe not necessarily a trading enviroment. Then tell other traders what deskspace company you are at.

 

[Handle123]

What not hire some people to trade for you, pay them a base each week and percentage. Teach them a couple methods and have them trade other hours you are trading. That's what I have done and enjoy the coverage. Plus it frees you up to do some coding for automation.

 

[trendo]

What not hire some people to trade for you, pay them a base each week and percentage. Teach them a couple methods and have them trade other hours you are trading. That's what I have done and enjoy the coverage. Plus it frees you up to do some coding for automation.

How much at a minimum would you fund each of these people?