High-Frequency Trading
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Is this adding value to the markets or is it just manipulating and draining money?
[quote=Still@jones] Is this adding value to the markets or is it just manipulating and draining money?
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Are you adding value or just draining money?
Are you even registered anymore... This why you failed. Stop worrying about it and build a book, because without a book, you can't add value..Is this adding value to the markets or is it just manipulating and draining money?
[quote=fired@jones] [quote=Still@jones] Is this adding value to the markets or is it just manipulating and draining money?
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Volt & Windy are back again!!! (probably sitting on each other’s lap)
What would inspire anyone to create a mock screen-name in my honor?
I must have said something right!
And Squash1 - I am absolutely registered. What would give you the idea that I am not?
If you get cut by Jones I didn’t know anywhere else would take you… Where did you end up?
[quote=Squash1]If you get cut by Jones I didn’t know anywhere else would take you… Where did you end up?[/quote]
If you have a good reason for getting cut from Jones, everyone will take you.
One guy I interviewed with told me a person who got let go from Jones and is hired here has a 30% chance of succeeding. It was a big company, so I’m sure these are hard numbers. Much better than the 5% average of new hires…and no training costs (I already had 7, 66 & insurance).
I’m with a large mutual insurance company, although the agency I am with is focused on investments.
Thats a damn funny screen name!! [quote=Still@jones][quote=Still@jones] Is this adding value to the markets or is it just manipulating and draining money?
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Are you adding value or just draining money?
One guy I interviewed with told me a person who got let go from Jones and is hired here has a 30% chance of succeeding. It was a big company, so I'm sure these are hard numbers. Much better than the 5% average of new hires...and no training costs (I already had 7, 66 & insurance).
[/quote] If you didn't take the job why would you not mention the company?
Weird! I too also think that me adding value to at the market is the goodest.I think adding value to the market is best.
What qualifies as a good reason?[quote=Squash1]If you get cut by Jones I didn’t know anywhere else would take you… Where did you end up?[/quote]
If you have a good reason for getting cut from Jones, everyone will take you.
One guy I interviewed with told me a person who got let go from Jones and is hired here has a 30% chance of succeeding. It was a big company, so I’m sure these are hard numbers. Much better than the 5% average of new hires…and no training costs (I already had 7, 66 & insurance).
I’m with a large mutual insurance company, although the agency I am with is focused on investments.
Thats a damn funny screen name!! [quote=Still@jones][quote=fired@jones] [quote=Still@jones] Is this adding value to the markets or is it just manipulating and draining money?
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Are you adding value or just draining money?
One guy I interviewed with told me a person who got let go from Jones and is hired here has a 30% chance of succeeding. It was a big company, so I'm sure these are hard numbers. Much better than the 5% average of new hires...and no training costs (I already had 7, 66 & insurance).
[/quote] If you didn't take the job why would you not mention the company?[/quote]
I'm with one of the top 4 mutuals - the firm was one of the 4.
a good reason is that Jones sucks my a$$!
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High frequency traders who make money add value to themselves and will stick around. Those who don't will blow out and bow out. It is an irrelevant discussion. Does having a McD's, Burger King, Wendy's, Arby's in the same city add value or drain money ? Who cares ? The ones who don't succeed will drain their own money and fail. Still@jones - I usually defend you, but the firm you work for is irrelevant. Don't sit there and brag that "Im at a top 4 mutual." For instance, I work for the "most respected bank." You know what that does for me, ABSOLUTELY NOTHING !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Is this adding value to the markets or is it just manipulating and draining money?