U Unreal Guest Messages 103 Likes 0 Apr 17, 2011 #1 I am just wondering on the percentage of profits you get to keep trading the firms money?
E endian675 Newbie Messages 8 Likes 0 Apr 19, 2011 #2 With no capital input from me, 50%. It goes up 10% for each 10K I put in.
U Unreal Guest Messages 103 Likes 0 Apr 22, 2011 #3 thats not bad is their a criteria to keep it up? Is it commission only or a base salary with bonuses as your 50% profits?
thats not bad is their a criteria to keep it up? Is it commission only or a base salary with bonuses as your 50% profits?
U Unreal Guest Messages 103 Likes 0 Apr 24, 2011 #5 I hear some companies you are not liable for losses plus you can work for them remotely from home possibly must be rare but exists! http://www.londonstonetrading.com/categories/careeropportunities
I hear some companies you are not liable for losses plus you can work for them remotely from home possibly must be rare but exists! http://www.londonstonetrading.com/categories/careeropportunities
J j b Junior member Messages 44 Likes 10 Apr 24, 2011 #6 I'd rather be liable for my losses than pay for a **** training course.
E endian675 Newbie Messages 8 Likes 0 May 4, 2011 #7 Just to clarify, we're independent traders although we trade as a group. So I would assume that makes us half arcade, half prop-firm. Sadly I don't think 110% of my returns is available...
Just to clarify, we're independent traders although we trade as a group. So I would assume that makes us half arcade, half prop-firm. Sadly I don't think 110% of my returns is available...
H hangus Newbie Messages 2 Likes 0 Mar 24, 2012 #8 I worked for a trading firm now , get to keep 10% if u make below $65k , 20% if between 65k to 130k , 30% if more than 130k , on top of a fixed basic salary
I worked for a trading firm now , get to keep 10% if u make below $65k , 20% if between 65k to 130k , 30% if more than 130k , on top of a fixed basic salary