Hey there.
Their office is pretty professional - a bit smaller than some of the larger daytrading firms located in the Wall Street area - the major advantage is that they don't charge desk fees of upwards of $1K like some of the other firms I interviewed with.
The sense that I got was that they have many experienced remote traders whom he does not have to focus on so much due to their experienced nature.
Also, they tend to filter out traders who they believe can be successful versus wasting efforts on those who are trading for gambling purposes. He told me to join another firm if I'm becoming a daytrader to gamble.
I can't speak for everyone else but the major decision in my joining them was the fact that they are a smaller firm where I could get some good hands-on coaching. Before I joined, I did research on some other big daytrading firms, and it seemed apparent that they were only after getting as much as they could from me before focusing on their other 300 traders - my exact experience at my previous prop firm.
To each his own.
I'll keep you updated on my progress.
