bobwest 

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tigertrader 

This is going back 15 years to 2007. I had a BIG year and I contacted a Wall Street firm who was looking for portfolio managers /third party managers for their own account. They provided the infrastructure and the capital. Of course, you had to have a track record, and implementable and scalable strategies. Unfortunately, they didn't allow remote trading. You had to trade out of their office in Manhattan. I don't remember the exact details; but, after all was said and done, I would have had to make 5X what I had made that year to match that years income. Given the capital, I felt that goal was obtainable, but I didn't want to move or commute to NY, so I turned them down. Never regretted it, either.

Just out of curiosity, how did they check this?

I can understand checking track record.

Also, in this kind of deal do they offer direct profit sharing or fixed salary?

Sorry for silly questions here but I had to ask.

AllSeeker 

Just out of curiosity, how did they check this? I can understand checking track record. Also, in this kind of deal do they offer direct profit sharing or fixed salary? Sorry for silly questions here but I had to ask.

It was essentially a qualitative assessment on their part, and it was a profit-sharing agreement.

tigertrader 

This is going back 15 years to 2007. I had a BIG year and I contacted a Wall Street firm who was looking for portfolio managers /third party managers for their own account. They provided the infrastructure and the capital. Of course, you had to have a track record, and implementable and scalable strategies. Unfortunately, they didn't allow remote trading. You had to trade out of their office in Manhattan. I don't remember the exact details; but, after all was said and done, I would have had to make 5X what I had made that year to match that years income. Given the capital, I felt that goal was obtainable, but I didn't want to move or commute to NY, so I turned them down. Never regretted it, either.

Great history! Thanks for sharing your experience.

Alvaro Martinez 

Hello I'm working with stop loss and take profit, at the end day always I'm flat. I attached the screenshots of NQ that it's the instument thay I'm working all days. Captura de pantalla 2022-10-31 171902 Captura de pantalla 2022-10-31 171940

What TimeFrame are you working?
I see avg less than 1 trade per day.
Do you work Daily bars, 12hr bars, 6hr bars, 1hr?
Is your strategy good even for faster bars?

IsaacBillion 

What TimeFrame are you working? I see avg less than 1 trade per day. Do you work Daily bars, 12hr bars, 6hr bars, 1hr? Is your strategy good even for faster bars?

Hello

Yes, I'm working with Range Bars.

Alvaro Martinez 

Hello Yes, I'm working with Range Bars.

Thanks.
Of what range? 10 ticks?

IsaacBillion 

Thanks. Of what range? 10 ticks?

Range 9.

Bye