Where to start trading in S.FL?

seriously. I'm moving there to do an mba this august, but that's my back up plan if I can't convince this loaded bi girl I used to hook up with in college to get comfortable having 3somes and then get hitched. hopefully I can educate her on "swaps" as well, and she will be the perfect woman.

I'm 80% kidding.
 
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Dan, how did the search work out for you? Did you end up at a firm with the same structure as Assent?

Any advice for a fellow MBA?
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Ryan,
I ended up over there at Assent. At the time, you brought $5k, they give you 20x buying power and fast execution in exchange for commission on every trade. My understanding is that it's no longer legal what they did but message me privately if you want to know more.

Bottom line, i dont recommend them.
 
I can't believe there's no trading in the south florida. I attended a trading expo in ft. lauderdale a couple summers ago and the place was packed. I suspect a lot have blown up by now.
 
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I can't believe there's no trading in the south florida. I attended a trading expo in ft. lauderdale a couple summers ago and the place was packed. I suspect a lot have blown up by now.
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Assent is still in South Beach.

420 Lincoln Road
 
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Hi,
I'm an MBA graduate specialized in mgt and unfortunately not finance, but who's always been interested in trading and would like to become a professional equities trader. I live in Miami, FL and would like to know if anybody had some advice where to start and what I need to know to help me on my path? Anywhere in Dade, Broward or Palm Beach county.

Thanks
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Miami stinks for trading; that's why I eventually moved to Chicago.

You may want to consider a "career relocation." Chicago, NYC & London is where you'll find the best & brightest traders. Your aspiration should be to join them.

GL with your search. Unless you want to be a Spanish speaking "Financial Advisor" for some wirehouse, there ain't much.

I hope this helps; GL!
:D
 
Why even do this?

Why not get $10,000 of your own money and just trade the futures or forex and be your own CEO.

Start small, 1 contract, try to make $500/week and then go from there.

I'm an amateur, part-timer with 1 yrs experience. But for the life of me, why would any one want to trade with a firm? Healthcare benefits?

To me trading for a firm is like taking a bath with your clothes on and not using any soap. :confused:
 
Quote from Coolio:

Why even do this?

Why not get $10,000 of your own money and just trade the futures or forex and be your own CEO.

Start small, 1 contract, try to make $500/week and then go from there.

I'm an amateur, part-timer with 1 yrs experience. But for the life of me, why would any one want to trade with a firm? Healthcare benefits?

To me trading for a firm is like taking a bath with your clothes on and not using any soap. :confused:
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Here are a few reasons why:

1) buying power

2) professional trading environment

3) superior execution

4) "decent" comissions
 
Quote from danmb280:

Here are a few reasons why:

1) buying power

2) professional trading environment

3) superior execution

4) "decent" comissions
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Buying power is the only thing you can't get on your own.
 
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