Recent content by UltimateDouche

Propex has a very low attrition rate compared to other prop shops. You will be given quite alot of time to develop your skills as a new trader and management understands the hardships a new trader goes through. Most guys and i mean most, have stayed with the firm for a long period of time...

Don't take rejections personally, and as far as I know if you are a good trader in any market, you are a good trader in futures. I don't agree with the fact that you have to have traded futures to have a distinct advantage. Risk management, money management, trading mentality and psychology is...

Since 2005. The predecessor to Propex was L Quay which was a SFE specialist firm. The broking operation was eventually sold to BrokerOne (now part of Man Financial). What was left-of-it-ish became Propex. Last year was a good year for most traders, their salaries ranged from 2 to 5 BIRRION...

the maths and logic tests are as easy as they get.. imagine the tibra test as the hsc and the propex one as yr8 science competition. financial markets test can be trickier but you will be fine if you are interested in markets and have been doing readings. regards Douche

true for most i guess.. but not for propex. all interviews with propex will be with either the trainer of the grad course, the trading manager and/or the owner of the firm.

propex.net.au for anyone who is interested, applications have just opened for the feb intake