Want to become a proprietary trader?
I am currently training @ RBS Greenwich Capital Markets in credit. It's boring. It gives me the opportunity to perhaps move the entire business to another area. I know you really want to be an owner or dealer Spot Forex trader, but I did not know if they are too busy working with a trainee. I think so, in which case, where I can learn to free trade? He hoped that I could get some clarification on two areas, what separates them, and what kind of person a better fit for the two areas. Thank you.
If you like the trade and someone offers you an opportunity work in the Chamber of Commerce and if you are a fool and deserve to work for this company yet do not worry, someone who "work" with you, you take golden opportunity and run with it. If you think that traders hold hands and spend time teaching is better than not taking the job. Learn by doing, then listening and attention. All operators have the ability of individual personalities and traits, servers a bit more than others. Traders are over intelligence normal (you know most of the time) quick thinking, good at math and personalities and get the most important are not wrapped too tight. I was on the floor of most exchanges, including options. stock and commodity trader and a trader is a trader. A good floor traders (And most plants) can share anything with a very short time indoctrinization
137. An Introduction to Forex Capital Markets (FXCM)