Prop firm (bright?) for nondaytrading buy-hold stocks?

Quote from scorpion:

i never asked you for help. what are you talking about? don asked you to mention some names & i did as well for the benefit of all. such a big secret. go insult someone else. i only asked you 1 question.we are talking about this post, not some questions i asked about your firm in any pm. stay on topic ok. not for help. i been trading longer then you dude. You manage a firm, shoot your mouth off & everyone suppose to run. your just like all the other idiots in this business. and you want to be a smart ass then here you go. the truth hurts. learn some respect. it's a two street.
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Dude, I'm just going to write this off as you being high as a kite and let it be. Have a good weekend.
 
you must be high. not me. you arrogant prick. just like i said. the truth hurts now don't it.. you think your a big shot & you have a answer for everything. get your head out of your ass for once. clowns like you give this business a bad name. you really show your true colors when someone calls you out.
 
Quote fromt0pd0g:
... believe Bright now has a profit split of 80%. That would be the only downside. But if the Bright structure of allowing you to hold overnights makes you money then it would be worth giving up 20% of your profits.
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WOW THAT SUCKS.

IF you find a great investment and end up holding it for the 3 months and make $10,000 on it great job by you.

But since you signed a contract with Bright Trading instead of my broker Charles Schwab you have to give away 20% of that profit.

WOW THAT SUCKS
 
timcar.. holding over night positions is profitable for many traders. time is your friend if your looking for that 2-3 dollar gain in a position. multi-day trades are profitable.. receiving 80 % of profits is better then Nothing if were not able to put on those trades in the first place. Worth the price of admission.
 
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