Advice for former NYMEX option MM?
Im 26.Ive spent the last year and a half at NYMEX as an option market makers assistant and then a short time as an option MM myself. My background is crude and products. I was given an extremely...
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if you get into scheduling I'd say your chances are basically zero... look to get on board with one of the smaller options firms... there are plenty around both in NYC and Chicago... just curious, why...
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Alternatively, the market is white hot as several banks are agressively hiring. I would check out Fortis and Merrill. Agree with previous comment that you better have a damn good story about your...
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If I'm looking to trade in another year or two - after working in a junior role - rather than right away, why will my experience be viewed so negatively? It's an accomplishment to get into that ring,...
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I concur with gammascalp that banks are the hot market for now. Getting on with a tier 1 bank will be tough (e.g., Morgan, GS, UBS, DB, JPM, Citi) but there are plenty in tier 2 (SocGen, Paribas, BMO,...
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Also... for what it's worth I hear BP is looking to hire some crude & products traders (ha ha ha ha ha ha ha). But seriously... BP is a place you should consider. While BP is a lousy place to work...
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BMO is supposedly looking for traders, although not sure what office.Check out this post and the links gastrader posted as lists of shops to consider contacting.Shops like Hudson Capital would be on...
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Do you have any/many potential customers for whom you could make markets in Clearport products?
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