The Prop Trading Industry EXPOSED
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ultimately ....the goal is to work for yourself...have complete control of your operations.....everything else is just a means to this end
Good luck all.
Good luck all.You cannot hang your license at more then one firm at the same time. This means, bonds for one, is lying about being licensed at more then one firm. It also means that two of the firms he traded at did not require licensing. Hmm.....
I have no licenses and never claimed to be licensed.
I dont understand these accusations and doubts from people who know nothing about me. If you want to know what i trade, my p/l, firms in question you can just search my posts and find the answers. To think that ppl would think i would actually make this up is ridiculous.Obviously there does not seem to be any comradery among traders on this board and nothing of substance will ever come of it so just let this thread R.I.P.
Ok, a bit of legwork.
Bonds has traded at Swift, HLV, Infinium Group, Questrade.
So are you stating that HLV is one of 3 refusing to turn over your profits?
I'm not out to get you bonds, just out to get the facts. Knowing names of firms that are not returning profits/deposits will help.
Bonds has traded at Swift, HLV, Infinium Group, Questrade.
So are you stating that HLV is one of 3 refusing to turn over your profits?
I'm not out to get you bonds, just out to get the facts. Knowing names of firms that are not returning profits/deposits will help.
I did the search and for some reason I think "NYSEKILLER" but to a smaller degree. A rebate trader that out of nowhere starts moving positions with insane accuracy in competitive stocks. You do not seem to ever lose money trading stocks like NEM, HMY, AU and GG, all with minimal experience. WOW!!! I never heard of anyone of that caliber having money problems with firms. Hedge funds should be knocking on your door.
So you are afraid to name the firms yet it's blatantly obvious you have been at HLV, Swift and Infinium. Your P&L does not show rebate stocks, yet after your stupendous success you STILL chose to stick with firms that do a % split (you dont like 100% payouts??) and have a reputation for being less than clean rebate shops. It's not hard to miss those threads, they been around for a long time.
Why any of them would choose to not pay your money and then have you leave is beyond me. Why you did not go ahead and get an account at Assent, Echo, Bright or a reputable & strict firm is beyond me.
Why you even started this thread is beyond me. Comedy? Or a puzzle? It is intriguing, to say the least.
"The bottom line is if you're thinking about going prop stick to the few that are proven. Don't be lured by higher payouts and promises only to be broken. They'll roll out the red carpet for you in order to get your money... then bite you in the end. Learn from my lesson so you dont have to go throught the same. Best in trading."
A simple point... why do you even bring my trading into this?
"Beyond all the misleading information, overcharges, blatant lies ive gone through i am currently owed money from all three prop firms to the tune of over 40k between all the three. This is not just deposits, it is my cut of my net profit for certain months as well."
WELCOME, MY FRIEND, TO THE WORLD OF BUSINESS!!! I have been screwed over by seemingly legitimate employers who I had to take to the state labor board to recoup my unpaid salary&bonus.
Hand this over to a collection attorney. The attorney will probably want a cut out of the recovered cash. However, getting back something is better then nothing.
When it comes to cash and people/businesses oweing you money, you must act as quickly as possible. Lost cash is like a lost child. The longer its missing, the more probability that it stays missing...
WELCOME, MY FRIEND, TO THE WORLD OF BUSINESS!!! I have been screwed over by seemingly legitimate employers who I had to take to the state labor board to recoup my unpaid salary&bonus.
Hand this over to a collection attorney. The attorney will probably want a cut out of the recovered cash. However, getting back something is better then nothing.
When it comes to cash and people/businesses oweing you money, you must act as quickly as possible. Lost cash is like a lost child. The longer its missing, the more probability that it stays missing...