Traders Inner Circle

[peterchan75]

Perhaps TS is thinking along this line.
Napoleon Hill - Part 2 Success Principles (Mastermind Alliance) - YouTube

Team or group decision making are common in the office and corp environment. Investment or trading sometimes need good enough decision and not the best decision as timing is the key.

 

[Milo-Dino]

Difficult to work unless everyone is in the same skill level trading the same strategy.

Frankly, I don't see any benefit to me.

aiya... he is like genesisx lor...

looking for people to spot movers... so he can quickly in out a couple of bids within minutes..

 

[___jeff]

go up to UOB Schneider trading arcade. there is a group of them on the market 24 hours as retail trader

 

[jayou8]

Mmm... disagree.


If I'm trading cable, I want to be able to hear what the euro's doing, and I want to be able to ask the options guys if there are any big barriers out there. If I'm trading oil and gas equities, I want to be able to hear what the equity index guys are doing (and maybe what the energy guys are doing). And I want to be able to sit and toss around ideas with other traders: "mate, have you seen what Intel's doing today? What do you reckon, is it a buy?" "nah mate, you didn't see the news? it's gotta be headed lower" "oh right, good spot".

Quite true. ... Especially if you have a trader who has a consistent track record. I would ask his view whether to go long or short. Whatever he says. Just do the opposite cos he is the leading indicator and consistently wrong! Sure make$. Lol.

 

[kaixmax]

or try something like this?

Alternative Investments | Diversify Your Portfolio - Currensee, Inc.

 

[ramdick]

Mmm... disagree.

The reason banks have giant trading floors (you've seen the photos of UBS Stamford, haven't you?) is to facilitate the free flow of information.

If I'm trading cable, I want to be able to hear what the euro's doing, and I want to be able to ask the options guys if there are any big barriers out there. If I'm trading oil and gas equities, I want to be able to hear what the equity index guys are doing (and maybe what the energy guys are doing). And I want to be able to sit and toss around ideas with other traders: "mate, have you seen what Intel's doing today? What do you reckon, is it a buy?" "nah mate, you didn't see the news? it's gotta be headed lower" "oh right, good spot".

But you won't get that effect simply by pooling a few folks together. More likely to blame each other for problems or take advantage of each other. Typical human selfish behavior will come out.