Proprietary US Equities Trader/Active

Posted 3 days ago

hold brothersDenver (CO)

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About the role

About the Job: Hold Brothers Capital, LLC, is a FINRA Registered, SEC, Self-Clearing Broker Dealer. We strive to be a complete destination for traders looking to maximize their performance in today's financial markets. We trade the US Equity Markets only. Our proprietary traders focus primarily on technical analysis to develop their trading strategies. By utilizing multiple time-frames, our traders exercise position, swing, and intraday trading styles to maximize returns based on market conditions. We aim to help traders become successful by providing premier technology, and a highly professional, value added environment.
Requirements: Competitive Advantages Include:
  • Buying power based on experience and performance. Example: 50/1 Intra-DayOpportunity to Trade Firm Capital based on past experience/track record
  • Our Cost and Fee Structures are the Best in the Business
  • Access to High frequency, and Black Box infrastructures
Use of our own internal execution platform (GrayBox) Built by traders, and in-house developers. Also highly customizable upon trader request. First class, in-house tech support, and connectivity Remote trading available Self-Clearing Capabilities (which will reduce monthly costs to the Traders) Equity "Prop" Traders with Hold Brothers Capital LLC, are required to be registered, and licensed with our broker-dealer in order to trade at the firm. Either, an active Series 7 and Series 55, Series 56, or 57 are required. We can provide Series 57 exam sponsorship to qualified candidates. Retail "Pattern Day Traders" are not required to be registered, and licensed with our broker-dealer. They must maintain a balance of $25,000 USD in order to continue actively trading.
Benefits: Medical, Dental, Vision, Paid Time OffHighly Competitive (Up to 99%) Monthly Payout based on Performance. You can get paid twice within a month. (We are the only firm that offers Bi-Weekly Payments.)

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