Trading Floor Training of Futex

I was looking for a mentor or something and I faced the Trading Floor Training of Futex..

Could someone please advice if it is good? It is quite expensive, but it’s much less than the money I have lost trying to learn by myself…

Also the web site is saying that they could back up if you prove to be good at trading..

Thanks

vinicius

Come on fellas...

I need an advice here.. I`m going back to london and it looks the best option so far..

Thanks..

Hi vinicius,
I suggest you use the search facility to view all the threads relating to Futex and then PM the members who appear to be the best informed - either because they've been through the interview process or because they've actually traded there. Even if they don't want to post to this thread, they'll probably respond to a PM. Also, I suggest you formulate more specific questions. 'Is it any good' is way too vague and meaningless IMO, as they're a well known prop' house and, as such, enjoy a pretty good reputation. Some people will like 'em, others won't. Either way, that doesn't really help you a great deal. If I was in your shoes, I'd want to know the details about their operation, their strengths and weaknesses, which traders appear to do well - which don't - and why? What are the common denominators between the two groups etc., etc. . . .

Tim.

vinicius said:

I was looking for a mentor or something and I faced the Trading Floor Training of Futex..

Could someone please advice if it is good? It is quite expensive, but it’s much less than the money I have lost trying to learn by myself…

Also the web site is saying that they could back up if you prove to be good at trading..

Thanks

vinicius

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Expensive is a relative word. It's certainly good value for money & the best out there. More important you can gain financial backing.