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have you dealt with pulsarcap they sound intriging if you have no money to trade
has anyone had any dealings with www.pulsarcap.com
they are a prop firm that "back you 100%" on payment of 300gbp to take a test which you must pass - this sounds intriguing - they do not offer training but back people who can prove themselves - they open an account i their name and you can withraw 70% of what you win - losses are covered by firm
I corresponded with them via email a short while ago. Although they always answered my emails anonymously, they were timely and they seem to be the real deal.
There was also recent press about their expanding into other countries to seek out traders.
Note that they want to you generate the desired performance using no leverage during the testing period.
It doesn't quite sound right to me. The cost to administer an in-house test would be minimal and I don't see the 300 as a screener, the test itself should be the screener. Some companies require certification through a third party or payment for a drug test, but HR is not typically a profit center. Assuming it's legit, I'm still not sure I would want to work for a company that treats it as such. I would consider it an indication of how they probably view and treat their employees. If you give it a shot, I would be interested to hear how it turns out though. Either way, good luck.
