Quote from coolice:
For their firm I bet it is because higher trading volume and subscription revenue.
They are primarily selling their product�.they would not wan to daytrade forever.
On the top of the website I would also like to see the biggest losers listed every day�
So overall : No, Thank You��Stay away�� [/B]
Failed trades/ideas are routinely brought up in the chat and during meetings, those are the best teaching tools.
... please name a trading firm that does not want higher trading volume and increased subscriptions for their education, in essence to make more money... I'll wait.
How many firms can back it up with good education, big time profitable traders and ideas, not many. I've traded for firms that pump their education and trading profitability, only to come in and see the manager making $400 on a good day.
Significant time and capital investment is needed to really make money in this business... people looking for free/low cost education, 95% payout, minimal ticket costs while putting up very little in risk capital... need to go find 9-5 jobs with no downside.
Coolice sounds like you made the right call for you...good luck with that. For everyone else:
Positives - Education, trading talent at the firm, trading ideas, communication, aggressive style, upside potential, varied trading styles, no problem with paychecks
Negatives - competitive payout and ticket structure can be beat by other firms... risk capital needed... extremely tough for new traders to join