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Quote from nitro:

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BTW, most if not all the people you just named have been retired from professional trading LOOOONG ago.

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But not much has changed ... screen trading still requires many of the same skills as being on floor .... you just dont need to do physical combat every day..............................................................
 
Quote from prt_systems:

But not much has changed ... screen trading still requires many of the same skills as being on floor .... you just dont need to do physical combat every day..............................................................
Actually they don't. Much of floor trading is real estate (location location location) and order flow. I have been around both for 25 years and I can safely tell you that many if not most floor traders have a hard time going to the screen.

I don't know many that have gone the other direction.

nitro
 
Quote from nitro:

Actually they don't. Much of floor trading is real estate (location location location) and order flow. I have been around both for 25 years and I can safely tell you that many if not most floor traders have a hard time going to the screen.

I don't know many that have gone the other direction.

nitro

I agree that real estate matters on floor .... but many successful floor traders have transitioned to screens. .... its not too often that a very good floor trader cant move to an electronic platform and be sucessful..... the best people seem to be able to handle it .... although not without a bit of pain....
 
Quote from Indian runner:

go to : http://www.mta.org/

and become a market technician while having a job at a bank.

what kind of position should i seek at a bank? do you think it would be possible to get an entry position right now without having majored in econ/finance and not having any experience? if not, what could i do to make myself appealing to these banks such that they would hire me
 
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