A few times they have placed ads on Craig's List that were "help wanted" type ads and they ended up being taken down by Craig's List. If they are placing help wanted type ads that are being yanked I guess it's because they must be demanding deposits up front? Sounds pretty shady for day trading firms to be asking for traders on the pretense of employment. I searched "tuco" on here and found a few people that trade there, but they only communicate about the firm in PM's.
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Tuco trading in San Diego, CA
- Thread starter hughb
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I am a remote trader manager with Tuco and answer questions about the firm by pm because they are not a sponsor on Elite Trader and this site's advertising policy is that only paid sponsors can solicit and sell their products and services here. I am a long time ET member and want to respect the rules.
Many firms place ads on craigslist. It's just another way to get your name out there and attract new business. I don't know anything about the ads, but Tuco is a solid shop with a good reputation.
Corey
Many firms place ads on craigslist. It's just another way to get your name out there and attract new business. I don't know anything about the ads, but Tuco is a solid shop with a good reputation.
Corey
Quote from hughb:
A few times they have placed ads on Craig's List that were "help wanted" type ads and they ended up being taken down by Craig's List. If they are placing help wanted type ads that are being yanked I guess it's because they must be demanding deposits up front? Sounds pretty shady for day trading firms to be asking for traders on the pretense of employment. I searched "tuco" on here and found a few people that trade there, but they only communicate about the firm in PM's.