Options Firms hiring traders

[BlueStreek]

if you can make money and protect it, then money will eventually find you.....you don`t need to go looking for work if you truly have the goods....you will start getting inquiries.....people talk.....people will notice if your account starts appreciating considerably....people notice success....and want to participate.

how many contracts are you trading per trade....and what kind of account are you working with as a base.......are these in the money, atm,otm strikes that you look to play? How long have you been trading with 100% success rate.....anybody could have been tradng 100% long options for the past 2 months and be raking in 5,000 a week....low volitility....and even dogs like yhoo, dell, chtr....all moving considerably higher every week it seems

Do what will impress the chicks.....the long ball right....

 

[DeltaSpread]

Great advice -- Wharton is the bomb. I have a buddy in that EMBA program and its simply the greatest thing ever invented. I would strongly recommend you look at this program as your 1st choice. All will ride on the GMAT for sure. You should go online and take a practice test and see what score you get. Your current 3.9GPA is a great accomplishment, but wont solely get you into Wharton. It all will mostly ride on doing very well on the GMAT.

Quote from optionsplayer:

This would be my advice. As far as school goes...if you want to be a true pimp in the financial arena, only go to a top 5 program. With your GPA and face value ability, you should definitely take a GMAT to see where you fall. If you can get > 680, you are set. The other consideration for b-school is flexibilty. Hands down the best program out there is the EMBA from Wharton. It is on both East & West coasts. You only have to show up once every two weeks for a few days. Everyone and their brother can get an MBA. To truly stand out with a competitive edge, its simply a matter of Harvard, Wharton, or Sloan @ MIT. Now as far as the logistics of your options & stuff. I would definitely consider going pro, getting your 7 and other goodies. If you have proprietary experience as a captial partner for a major player and can consistently make gains, any business school positioned in the capital marketplace direction can and will appreciate this fact. However, this is not a path to take forever. In other words if you can make $5k a week, why go to b-school?? The answer is simply -- achievement. Plus as other posts have pointed out, there are so many dynamic and unique roads to take in the capital marketplace. Obviously a hardcore trader who has an estabilshed book and pulls in 7 figures a year, does not necessarily have to care or need an MBA. It is all relative to the individiual and what you want to do in life. I have more to add on actual option stuff in a second..................................

 

[RCMLLC]

I hope you guys know that this thread is 4.5 yrs old.

Quote from DeltaSpread:

Great advice -- Wharton is the bomb. I have a buddy in that EMBA program and its simply the greatest thing ever invented. I would strongly recommend you look at this program as your 1st choice. All will ride on the GMAT for sure. You should go online and take a practice test and see what score you get. Your current 3.9GPA is a great accomplishment, but wont solely get you into Wharton. It all will mostly ride on doing very well on the GMAT.

 

[DeltaSpread]

Quote from RCMLLC:

I hope you guys know that this thread is 4.5 yrs old.

LOL - Thanks

last time I reply to posts at 3AM after being out all night.

 

[uncleTom]

Please let's stay on subject guys.

We're talking about contacting an options firm, Botta.

Never heard of them before I found this thread. Wondering if they are still around?

 

[Arnie Guitar]

I find it interesting that if you look at this thread, right when everyone was talking about layoffs and firings(Jun/Jul) is right when the current bull run started...

 

[Horny_Smurf]

Quote from Reitberg:

Since we are on the topic, does anybody know any good options trading companies in New York? I'm still a full time student, I finish this August, but I average about $5 grand a week on only two trades a week. Since I implemented my new system 6 weeks ago, I have had a 100% win record. So If anybody wants a bright guy with a 3.9 GPA and a record like that, please contact me. Thanks
-Dan

Wow, a six week track record? You may want to contact SAC.

 

[DeltaSpread]

Quote from uncleTom:

Please let's stay on subject guys.

We're talking about contacting an options firm, Botta.

Never heard of them before I found this thread. Wondering if they are still around?

As you probably know, looks like their website is gone or changed. Here is their contact info if in fact they are still around:

Address
440 South LaSalle Street
Suite 3400
Chicago, IL 60605
Phone
(312) 260-5100

CEO Kevin Luthringhausen

 

[uncleTom]

Thanks

 

[a529612]

Quote from RCMLLC:

I hope you guys know that this thread is 4.5 yrs old.

The bright guy probably retired by now.