You can quit and they won't care, but you will always know.
Quoting AlexDislikedWhat a post.Really,something fresh and valuable.
But I have one question for you guys,because majority live in US,Ozz,Canada,UK,Western Europe and such.
Why don`t you try to get into forex trading business by geting to work for a bank or some fund or something? I mean,if you`r young,eting outa uni or something,and you like trading,why don`t you try there?
Even if you have to work some stupid assistant job for 5,even 10 years,after that you`ll learn to trade and trade for bank and earn millions.
If I was in your position I would be trying as hard as I can to get into that kind a job,and would make coffe,clean desk,buy breakfast,be nice like take-my-dog-for-a-walk-and-clean-my-garage just to learn to trade and start making some money.But unfortunately,there aren`t such things here...
But maybe it will soon start here to...hmm,now there`s an a idea...Ignored
Quoting Rusty_forexmanDislikedNope - independence is one thing that drove me away from working for someone else
Working for yourself...the skies the limit.
Also, its a personal choice. Some people prefer to work at companies, cause they make personal relationships, while working for yourself, this isnt so easy.
But a lot of traders i know who worked at the banks, pack up and leave after 2-5 years.Ignored
Quoting AlexDislikedThey packed up because they wanted to(why would they do that?) or because they were fired?Ignored
Quoting Akuma99DislikedWell first, easier said than done ... it is one hell of a time even getting a juniour position in these firms, as some here will testify, and two, why spend 5-10 years serving coffee for a bigwig at a bank, I'd rather spend 5-10 years learning the ropes to trade solo and serve coffee to myselfIgnored
Quoting Rusty_forexmanDisliked...
For everyone who deals with American brokers go to www.cftc.gov - and then go to 'financial reports for FCM's'. Here you can check out the Capital of all the brokerage houses, try to stick to the retail brokerage houses with the highest amount of capital - cause this ultimately means more clients, a better relationship with more banks in the interbank market, cause they can guarentee volumes, and also a better level of service.
Most importantly....make sure your broker is licensed and registered with regulatory authorities in major financial countries around the world. For example - dont be signing up with no brokers who offer you tight spreads and guarenteed fills from Nigeria.
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Quoting Rusty_forexmanDislikedFor everyone who deals with American brokers go to www.cftc.gov - and then go to 'financial reports for FCM's'. Here you can check out the Capital of all the brokerage houses, try to stick to the retail brokerage houses with the highest amount of capital - cause this ultimately means more clients, a better relationship with more banks in the interbank market, cause they can guarentee volumes, and also a better level of service.Ignored
Quoting saltcafeDislikedWhat about other requlatory bodies around the world, like UK, Switzerland or EU in general, Japan or Hong Kong or Asia? Do you know where to get similar information like this?Ignored
Quoting AbouelzeloufDislikedI am looking for new broker.
I usually trade the news.
I prefer fixed spread.
any suggestions?
Thank youIgnored