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Out of all the videos i have seen from the traders who promise a lavish lifestyle and earn thousands in a week, this is by far the most realistic. Any person with brains will understand who is real and who is faking. Those dark circles reflect the efforts he puts in and how hard he works. He has my respect. He never promised that his course will get you a flat in central London, others would have shown stupid dreams like that. Anton is honest, straight forward, realistic and talk facts. This is how a mentor should be. I will definitely be willing to learn from him.
what a great series, very informative - from someone with no formal univresity level finance training but trade myself this was a great introduction into the big picture of the industry, thanks very much for posting
Many thank to Anton and Alexander for the Sydney event this morning..looking forward to future collaboration through the Institute...keep up great work guys
A lot of good information here. I work in the finance industry and trade myself and still learned a lot of great things. For the people who are criticizing anton for selling his products you need to weed out what you want with your own logic. The man is giving an educational understanding of an industry and the lifestlyes associated with it. He may as well be a hero to a few lucky eyes and ears watching this saving the best years of their life! Thanks for the video anton
Damn, amazing info in this presentation. Thank you for putting it online. It's very refreshing to hear someone like Anton Kreil talk. Also, any chance those spreadsheets are public? I did see the link in the presentation to dropbox but it's a dead link.
By God, why this doesn't have 10B views. The more I watch Anton Kreil, the better everything clears about trading, it's being eye-opening. I'm lucky to finally have found some sanity for a change in this undoubtedly awesome but at the same time so full of sh*t industry.
Im about the same age as Anton and got involved with the interdealer broker world of the early 2000s in a new commodity type of derivative and every day was a holiday - wild money and big fun - my 26 year old mate was pulling in 1m inc bonus a year after starting - which i considered a fair bit of cash and still do. Then it all went bang in 2008 and i left the industry and have my own business in something totally unrelated. Anton has a very matter of fact un guilded take on an industry which is often glorified for the wrong reasons. I remember as a ambitious 18 year old speaking to a recruiter at Bearings who very politely tried to disuade me from getting into the IB world - ''youll work 70 hours a week, and earn lots of money but have no time to spend it''. I work 2 hours a day and now earn more than what i used to. Quality of life is king and past a certain point of income, money doesnt make you any happier, it certainly helps up to that point. I would disagree with him on a few points - you can live in london very comortably on 8k net. Certainly 40k-50k gross PA is perfectly do able but you'll need to be disciplined. Many people do it on less. Just reign in the nights out and learn how to cook ;-)
Losing a month doesn't mean it cannot land you a job in a hedge fund. Every trader have some losing month because they're just normal human being and does not predict future. Fund sizes and some losing month doesn't matter. They will ask you what have you learn and what's your solution in future. The problem only arise if you don't even know why you lost and a 1% move will blow your account.
This is a very important lecture... people need to know that no money can be made by trading short positions (quick stock wealth bullsh*t) anymore... machines screw other machines... I imagine trading your own money is definitely better than everything else done (provided that you have the money to start, which God knows I don't)… The experience you gain especially in terms of understanding risk is irreplaceable. Once you have enough capital and you turn it into real asset and make a business for your own, that'd be much more satisfactory than wasting years serving someone else.
Hit the nail on the head. Hard working Trader running a team of 16 guys and expanding internationally in 2015. He's the right guy to learn trading from.
InstituteofTrading He is a really smart guy. Where could you take a four thousand dollar class and get hired for a job. I was going to take a class for Dental Assistant and it was over eighteen thousand dollars and it payed nothing; compared to investing. The only Jobs out there that pay enough to eat and have shelter are the sales positions or real estate investing.
I totally agree that it takes 5 to 10 years to get this type of insider info.. even in this age, you have to filter through so much crap before you land this much valuable info.
At 15.14 It looks exactly how i got in to investment side of banking but only awkward part of this equation is i started with step 2 without knowing step 1 ,I guess its solid way to commit something without worry about failing , Started in 2010 with forex and stopped due to loss 30% of my equity . I am back again 2015 to roll the dice i got secondary income job to feed me £££££ and do my things is make more money . Thank you Anton for this video i am going to teach my self more depth in economic factors that effect this system .
Amazing, i have my own CFD account and have been profiting by it, but i do not have a finance education background, I just read the books from Ben Graham and others. I would love to take this course because I need someone who really knows about the market in order to start buying stocks
anton-you prefer long/short portfolios that means doing it on stocks. but why not on indices (CFD)s, since there is no transparency in stock market and as you mentioned the ALGO TRADING an many other stuffs like what central banks are doing today : printing money and buying assets etc etc. isnt it easier to take a view on a global market than a particular stock?
Sounds very similar to OTA..just in a different wrapper,the guy sounds sincere and obviously knows the markets but after all the warnings,the money that can be made,the sales pitch kicks in. At least he does give advice which you have to give him credit for. If there’s thousands of traders who know how to make money trading the markets.. you have to ask the question,where does the new money come from to stimulate the market?
fantastic series i must say, having check your course. my question is what is the main difference between the 1 month access and the 12 months? aside for the months of course thank you
very interesting presentation and interesting opinion, especially liked the part when he joked about possibility of buying apartments in Central London and renting them out to investment bankers lol. Can anyone recommend similar presentations about structure of other IB's divisions (primary markets and wealth/asset management)??
Any specific trading platforms / accounts that you would recommend for students / others wanting to follow the advice to start trading with your own money to gain experience and track record as suggested in the series. PS: thanks for uploading I love this series.
We dont recommend. Platforms mean nothing if you have no real trading education. Your platform is less than 1% of what you should be concentrating on as a trader. There are no shortcuts.
Amazing series, I think Anton is the first person, that actually convinced me he is telling the truth (after a bit of in depth research about his history). I would love to make a career change but I wonder how much starting cash would actually be needed to make the transition ? I mean the course is 3K (no sense taking one month, as it is to little time to learn in my opinion), but then comes the trading with your own money part. So any advice on that part ? Is that 25K that was shown in the video, the minimum amount for starting a trading profession to make sense ? That would be quiet bad news, since I do not have such amount lying around. I am asking because my exposure to trading is very very limited, only played around with forex on a demo account (which I really like, even thou I see the massive lack of my knowledge at this point) and way way back I did a few trades on futures contracts for a friend, which went ok untill he pulled the plug due to private problems. Last question, and sorry for such a long comment (wonder if it even gets read ), are you taking applicants from Poland :) ?
+Tom Pyszczuk you should ask all these questions via the contact form on the Institute website at www.instutrade.com/contact-us/ - im sure you are going to be happy with the answers ;-)
This is only talking about trading, which is a pretty miniscule part of what investment banks do and he's roight; if you want to be a trader, go to a hedge fund, but there are plenty of other areas in investment banking that won't require ridiculous hours and still pay well and have good career prospects. He's just obsessed with money, which you seem to be as well. There are more important things besides that.
I don't understand how someone could work for themselves and trade with their own money and not use at least 35%-40% of ROI for annual income and just reinvest the rest? Guess it all depends on how much money you have to start off with and how much ROI you can make on your initial investment.
I'm interested in this course, but how do these numbers work: $1 mill in 63 months with $25k initial margin, based on 20% annual return on 5 x leverage.. the numbers on the spreadsheet indicate a 100% annual return, am I missing something?
At 20% ROI per year, that would yield 100% because the broker lets you borrow 5 times your money in the form of margin/leverage (1:5). so for every 20% you're getting 100%. so you double your money every year.
Abiam Velazquez yeah, thanks I see that now. But also that would mean a 20% drawdown would wipe out your account.. Is this seen as acceptable or 'industry standard'?
What do you think of trading robots. Some claim they can be highly profitable. Is this true? On what basis will they be highly profitable? Can they even make money in intraday trading? Or will the retail broker industry manipulate plugins for MT4, prices, requotes or whatever to make them less profitable. My thought is (given that you have an adequat trading education): if you can programm a robot that trades for you and is profitable, why trading on your own ?
I like Anton Kreil, I think he's a good guy. Some of the stuff is a bit obvious. I mean even in management consulting, of course we tell them all the good stuff, if we told them the truth how would we attract the best? If the students didn't already know that, let's face it, they were going to get screwed anyway. We all got bent over (figuratively) at that level. I don't know if "traders control the balance book". Investment bankers believe they rule the world too (they're the big deal makers), IT guys believe they keep the whole system going, and the private wealth guys believe the big easy money the bank makes them them stamping the ticket basically contributes all the funds the traders, etc play with. So I don't know if it's as easy to say the "traders" are the most important. Let's face it, trading is hard and stressful, so the line that it's also paid much less can't be a good message. But if you're fortunate enough to get into a trading role with these billionaire hedge funds, then you've basically won Lotto. I'd love to see Anton's trading record on myfxbook.com Way to go Anton, smash it :)
Anton was saying that traders are the most critical component when it comes to profitability. The support roles, salesmen, and wealth managers all contribute their value, but ultimately it's the traders who put the dollars (or pounds) to work and catch huge profits. On hedge funds, Anton makes a strong case for aiming for them as opposed to investment banks. However, the main message seems to be that you really just have to be a go-getter in trading. Basically you need to devote yourself to it and earn the skills to consistently profit, possibly through painful experience.
bluo88 Okay I was looking at GS quarterly report, in which bucket is the trading revenue/profit? Is that the "market making" segment? www.goldmansachs.com/media-relations/press-releases/current/pdfs/2013-q4-results.pdf
***** I believe it's the market making segment. Anton explains that in an investment bank, 90% of trading activity is market making. The remaining 10% is proprietary trading and is primarily an attempt to recover money lost in market making.
bluo88 What is "market making"? Is that just as a liquidity provider for markets? That should be low margin because the arbitrage guys should be extracting most of the margin there? So while market making might have the largest revenue, the other commission activities like fund/wealth management and brokerage fees revenues should be almost pure profit (less salaries)?
***** I don't really know about market making, but I think Anton explains it a bit in this presentation and the other one uploaded. Does HFT function as market making now?
Look at the first guy on the right between the professors. He seems not happy of what the boss is telling his students. At the end he didn't want to congrat, but he forced himself to do it.
Truly great lecture! The most on the point and honest i have ever seen! Just some questions rising in my head. Being made in 2013 and being a current student in finance planning to enter the market place in 2023 i am wondering if the characteristics of the business have changed for the worse . I mean that knowing how robo advisors and zero commission takes over the world cause no commission means no revenue, if the job outlook has taken a turn for the worse meaning the conditions defined in IB has moved into HF and essentially giving shitty pay for shitty hours. Cause i love trading and finance but i love want fill my bank account nor will keep fresh working 12-14-20 hours a day.
I'm literally a newbie to all this. I don't even have a degree, I've only got a levels and I barely understand stocks and trading. The guys sells pitch seems pretty legit but if I were to buy would it help someone like me who literally knows nothing? If not then any recommendations to where I can get the basic understanding before trying to do a course like this?
I bet half the people are wondering WTF! If your not up for it,motivated and tuned in your fucked! Money's nice I suppose,I've never had any,it doesn't bother me,I would rather be free.Good luck to those who have the courage to sit in a room and stare at algorithms.Patience is key & stay cool.Fuckin Brilliant lecture.
Professor on the left looks like a fool on the subject. How knows how many times he asked him self, during Antons speech, what the hell was I doing in my life?! :D
What is the elementary/minimum degree you need to study on? I mean the actual name of the course! There are so many looking alike names ...Finance, economics, etc. Anyone an idea????
Finance / economics / mathmatics / investment anything related to those really, look on the career websites and jobs posts to see what they look for if you have a specific firm in mind
I am 19 and i am finished with school within 2 years, i would like to trade for myself forever and be an entrhepeneur but have zero knowledge about trading, what should i do?
absolutely. they prefer people who make money vs someone who has a degree that they have to train for years then realise after training they still cant make money. if you make make money you are turnkey.
guys I have to say most of this is true.banking is done,he hasn't even mentioned broker only houses where money is less every day.at least investment banks still have M and A other departments but to be honest these days to make money in finance it's hedge fund or being an entrepreneur.truth start to hit when realised uber driver easily earn 30-40k while I went university wake up at dawn till evening to make double that.i would rather be relaxed in another industry.
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Out of all the videos i have seen from the traders who promise a lavish lifestyle and earn thousands in a week, this is by far the most realistic. Any person with brains will understand who is real and who is faking. Those dark circles reflect the efforts he puts in and how hard he works. He has my respect. He never promised that his course will get you a flat in central London, others would have shown stupid dreams like that. Anton is honest, straight forward, realistic and talk facts. This is how a mentor should be. I will definitely be willing to learn from him.
1. part 17.9k views, 5part only 7.5k views - that's how people are! Tnx Anton!
80/20 rule remember
Speak english
I totally love this guy. He's so clear and sharp, he knows his shit.
Beautiful business model, gentlemen...
what a great series, very informative - from someone with no formal univresity level finance training but trade myself this was a great introduction into the big picture of the industry, thanks very much for posting
Real shit. He's truly da Real Deal, very appreciate for this value lesson. God bless
Many thank to Anton and Alexander for the Sydney event this morning..looking forward to future collaboration through the Institute...keep up great work guys
A lot of good information here. I work in the finance industry and trade myself and still learned a lot of great things. For the people who are criticizing anton for selling his products you need to weed out what you want with your own logic. The man is giving an educational understanding of an industry and the lifestlyes associated with it. He may as well be a hero to a few lucky eyes and ears watching this saving the best years of their life! Thanks for the video anton
So happy to have seen the entire lecture, parts 1-5. I'll know what to do....
I can tell you a secret - its a lot harder to get that first 25k than later double it.
You must have learned something from your first business course then!
Paul, I can vouch for that.
people are not willing to do the hard graft what it takes to trade on your own
Vanity over Sanity ... Well Said !
Omg this is really a great series to watch, it tells ground reality of trading world. Thanks Anton sir, you are truly amazing, keep going 👍🙇
Damn, amazing info in this presentation. Thank you for putting it online. It's very refreshing to hear someone like Anton Kreil talk. Also, any chance those spreadsheets are public? I did see the link in the presentation to dropbox but it's a dead link.
By God, why this doesn't have 10B views. The more I watch Anton Kreil, the better everything clears about trading, it's being eye-opening. I'm lucky to finally have found some sanity for a change in this undoubtedly awesome but at the same time so full of sh*t industry.
Im about the same age as Anton and got involved with the interdealer broker world of the early 2000s in a new commodity type of derivative and every day was a holiday - wild money and big fun - my 26 year old mate was pulling in 1m inc bonus a year after starting - which i considered a fair bit of cash and still do. Then it all went bang in 2008 and i left the industry and have my own business in something totally unrelated. Anton has a very matter of fact un guilded take on an industry which is often glorified for the wrong reasons. I remember as a ambitious 18 year old speaking to a recruiter at Bearings who very politely tried to disuade me from getting into the IB world - ''youll work 70 hours a week, and earn lots of money but have no time to spend it''. I work 2 hours a day and now earn more than what i used to. Quality of life is king and past a certain point of income, money doesnt make you any happier, it certainly helps up to that point. I would disagree with him on a few points - you can live in london very comortably on 8k net. Certainly 40k-50k gross PA is perfectly do able but you'll need to be disciplined. Many people do it on less. Just reign in the nights out and learn how to cook ;-)
This guy is awesome.
I traded on my own money for a month, lost it all, and now my track record can't get me anywhere
Shaw Lu How did you lose it all??? What were you investing in? Has not been my experience at all. Penny stocks?
@@EmilyWash probably a joke/troll bruh
Congratulations, you are dumb money.
Losing a month doesn't mean it cannot land you a job in a hedge fund. Every trader have some losing month because they're just normal human being and does not predict future. Fund sizes and some losing month doesn't matter. They will ask you what have you learn and what's your solution in future. The problem only arise if you don't even know why you lost and a 1% move will blow your account.
This is a very important lecture... people need to know that no money can be made by trading short positions (quick stock wealth bullsh*t) anymore... machines screw other machines... I imagine trading your own money is definitely better than everything else done (provided that you have the money to start, which God knows I don't)… The experience you gain especially in terms of understanding risk is irreplaceable. Once you have enough capital and you turn it into real asset and make a business for your own, that'd be much more satisfactory than wasting years serving someone else.
People who spread this kind of word are literally lifesavers
This was ahead of its time
What a great knowledge 🤔
It's mind blowing information in you tube in free .....
It's amazing 👍
Anton Kreil must be some hard worker, look at his eyes, theres a black eye bag around it.
Hit the nail on the head. Hard working Trader running a team of 16 guys and expanding internationally in 2015. He's the right guy to learn trading from.
InstituteofTrading He is a really smart guy. Where could you take a four thousand dollar class and get hired for a job. I was going to take a class for Dental Assistant and it was over eighteen thousand dollars and it payed nothing; compared to investing. The only Jobs out there that pay enough to eat and have shelter are the sales positions or real estate investing.
+Sambuno No I didn't.
“The bank owns your track record” Wow, that’s crazy
I totally agree that it takes 5 to 10 years to get this type of insider info.. even in this age, you have to filter through so much crap before you land this much valuable info.
Thank you ITPM, Anton.
Amazing lecture. Delivery is on point.
At 15.14 It looks exactly how i got in to investment side of banking but only awkward part of this equation is i started with step 2 without knowing step 1 ,I guess its solid way to commit something without worry about failing ,
Started in 2010 with forex and stopped due to loss 30% of my equity . I am back again 2015 to roll the dice i got secondary income job to feed me £££££ and do my things is make more money . Thank you Anton for this video i am going to teach my self more depth in economic factors that effect this system .
Very interesting and enjoyable.
great presentation! thanks for sharing.
Stunning.
Sadly there are no real hedgefonds in Germany to apply to.
You can get into quant trading at optiver if you’re willing to move to Amsterdam.
Amazing, i have my own CFD account and have been profiting by it, but i do not have a finance education background, I just read the books from Ben Graham and others. I would love to take this course because I need someone who really knows about the market in order to start buying stocks
anton-you prefer long/short portfolios
that means doing it on stocks.
but why not on indices (CFD)s, since there is no transparency in stock market and as you mentioned the ALGO TRADING an many other stuffs like what central banks are doing today : printing money and buying assets etc etc.
isnt it easier to take a view on a global market than a particular stock?
More volatility in stocks and therefore more opportunities. Also more chances to find mis-priced stocks.
I've learnt alot❤
great mentor.started with $1k dollars and now $13k in 2 weeks using his techniques . thank you !!
That is phenomenal returns, good on you.
Sounds very similar to OTA..just in a different wrapper,the guy sounds sincere and obviously knows the markets but after all the warnings,the money that can be made,the sales pitch kicks in. At least he does give advice which you have to give him credit for. If there’s thousands of traders who know how to make money trading the markets.. you have to ask the question,where does the new money come from to stimulate the market?
Thank you SO MUCH Anton
a good mentor is key to being a good trader, doesn't happen overnight, but you will get there if your willing to put the work in
great talk
what are your views on prop. trading firms? or are these in decline like S&T at banks as well?
I will trade my own money and grind away :) great nuggets. Thank you
fantastic series i must say, having check your course. my question is what is the main difference between the 1 month access and the 12 months? aside for the months of course
thank you
one of the message is for sure - machine has taken over us. Get a job that requires more human interaction and less robotics.
Very insightful!
Lol @ "vanity over sanity"
very interesting presentation and interesting opinion, especially liked the part when he joked about possibility of buying apartments in Central London and renting them out to investment bankers lol. Can anyone recommend similar presentations about structure of other IB's divisions (primary markets and wealth/asset management)??
Any specific trading platforms / accounts that you would recommend for students / others wanting to follow the advice to start trading with your own money to gain experience and track record as suggested in the series. PS: thanks for uploading I love this series.
We dont recommend. Platforms mean nothing if you have no real trading education. Your platform is less than 1% of what you should be concentrating on as a trader. There are no shortcuts.
My question is this day trading or is this information on his site something we can use in any trading market?
Amazing series, I think Anton is the first person, that actually convinced me he is telling the truth (after a bit of in depth research about his history). I would love to make a career change but I wonder how much starting cash would actually be needed to make the transition ?
I mean the course is 3K (no sense taking one month, as it is to little time to learn in my opinion), but then comes the trading with your own money part. So any advice on that part ? Is that 25K that was shown in the video, the minimum amount for starting a trading profession to make sense ? That would be quiet bad news, since I do not have such amount lying around.
I am asking because my exposure to trading is very very limited, only played around with forex on a demo account (which I really like, even thou I see the massive lack of my knowledge at this point) and way way back I did a few trades on futures contracts for a friend, which went ok untill he pulled the plug due to private problems.
Last question, and sorry for such a long comment (wonder if it even gets read ), are you taking applicants from Poland :) ?
+Tom Pyszczuk you should ask all these questions via the contact form on the Institute website at www.instutrade.com/contact-us/ - im sure you are going to be happy with the answers ;-)
What course should I be study at university to learn trading ? Not to go into IB but just to learn how to trade
Economics.
seen all 5 parts and am interested in more but your site say "access denied"
well thats changed my mind totally from wanting to go into investment banking after my aerospace engineering degree. Oil And Gas here I come..
This is only talking about trading, which is a pretty miniscule part of what investment banks do and he's roight; if you want to be a trader, go to a hedge fund, but there are plenty of other areas in investment banking that won't require ridiculous hours and still pay well and have good career prospects. He's just obsessed with money, which you seem to be as well. There are more important things besides that.
I don't understand how someone could work for themselves and trade with their own money and not use at least 35%-40% of ROI for annual income and just reinvest the rest? Guess it all depends on how much money you have to start off with and how much ROI you can make on your initial investment.
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cursethesemetalhans on dividends? good luck...
This guy is still the brain!
I'm interested in this course, but how do these numbers work: $1 mill in 63 months with $25k initial margin, based on 20% annual return on 5 x leverage.. the numbers on the spreadsheet indicate a 100% annual return, am I missing something?
At 20% ROI per year, that would yield 100% because the broker lets you borrow 5 times your money in the form of margin/leverage (1:5). so for every 20% you're getting 100%. so you double your money every year.
Abiam Velazquez yeah, thanks I see that now. But also that would mean a 20% drawdown would wipe out your account.. Is this seen as acceptable or 'industry standard'?
Yeah you can either lose 20% or gain 20%. Industry standard is usually 10% gain yearly
What do you think of trading robots. Some claim they can be highly profitable. Is this true? On what basis will they be highly profitable? Can they even make money in intraday trading? Or will the retail broker industry manipulate plugins for MT4, prices, requotes or whatever to make them less profitable. My thought is (given that you have an adequat trading education): if you can programm a robot that trades for you and is profitable, why trading on your own ?
really appreciate this!
I like Anton Kreil, I think he's a good guy. Some of the stuff is a bit obvious. I mean even in management consulting, of course we tell them all the good stuff, if we told them the truth how would we attract the best? If the students didn't already know that, let's face it, they were going to get screwed anyway. We all got bent over (figuratively) at that level.
I don't know if "traders control the balance book". Investment bankers believe they rule the world too (they're the big deal makers), IT guys believe they keep the whole system going, and the private wealth guys believe the big easy money the bank makes them them stamping the ticket basically contributes all the funds the traders, etc play with. So I don't know if it's as easy to say the "traders" are the most important.
Let's face it, trading is hard and stressful, so the line that it's also paid much less can't be a good message. But if you're fortunate enough to get into a trading role with these billionaire hedge funds, then you've basically won Lotto.
I'd love to see Anton's trading record on myfxbook.com
Way to go Anton, smash it :)
Anton was saying that traders are the most critical component when it comes to profitability. The support roles, salesmen, and wealth managers all contribute their value, but ultimately it's the traders who put the dollars (or pounds) to work and catch huge profits.
On hedge funds, Anton makes a strong case for aiming for them as opposed to investment banks. However, the main message seems to be that you really just have to be a go-getter in trading. Basically you need to devote yourself to it and earn the skills to consistently profit, possibly through painful experience.
bluo88
Okay I was looking at GS quarterly report, in which bucket is the trading revenue/profit? Is that the "market making" segment?
www.goldmansachs.com/media-relations/press-releases/current/pdfs/2013-q4-results.pdf
***** I believe it's the market making segment. Anton explains that in an investment bank, 90% of trading activity is market making. The remaining 10% is proprietary trading and is primarily an attempt to recover money lost in market making.
bluo88 What is "market making"? Is that just as a liquidity provider for markets? That should be low margin because the arbitrage guys should be extracting most of the margin there?
So while market making might have the largest revenue, the other commission activities like fund/wealth management and brokerage fees revenues should be almost pure profit (less salaries)?
***** I don't really know about market making, but I think Anton explains it a bit in this presentation and the other one uploaded.
Does HFT function as market making now?
Wow! that was great!
Look at the first guy on the right between the professors. He seems not happy of what the boss is telling his students. At the end he didn't want to congrat, but he forced himself to do it.
Anyone know and good brokers that provide 5:1 margin? Been looking for a while and can't find much
Been watching Anton Kreil for a little while now, and id die to go out for a drink with him
xXTruth All you have to do is go to an Institute free seminar in London or internationally...
Hey Anton, why do you wear a livestrong bracelet instead of that Panerai when you give these talks?
Thank you Anton!
Hello Anton ,I m new in this , Is it true that if it will be more participants in transactions on this market of ours volatility will increase ?
no
Truly great lecture! The most on the point and honest i have ever seen! Just some questions rising in my head. Being made in 2013 and being a current student in finance planning to enter the market place in 2023 i am wondering if the characteristics of the business have changed for the worse . I mean that knowing how robo advisors and zero commission takes over the world cause no commission means no revenue, if the job outlook has taken a turn for the worse meaning the conditions defined in IB has moved into HF and essentially giving shitty pay for shitty hours. Cause i love trading and finance but i love want fill my bank account nor will keep fresh working 12-14-20 hours a day.
Thanks ever so much...
Massive video here
Anton I think you should get a Rolex Daytona. You're cool bro!
I don't think he needs 2.
Is this education a general education in trading? I want to learn how you teach Forex, does this course show you how?
+miguel thecreditor Yes its all here - www.instutrade.com/education/
i liked his message... just untill i saw this was all a sales pitch... nice one.
I'm literally a newbie to all this. I don't even have a degree, I've only got a levels and I barely understand stocks and trading. The guys sells pitch seems pretty legit but if I were to buy would it help someone like me who literally knows nothing? If not then any recommendations to where I can get the basic understanding before trying to do a course like this?
I'd recommend doing an economics degree first, so you have the basic knowledge.
I bet half the people are wondering WTF! If your not up for it,motivated and tuned in your fucked! Money's nice I suppose,I've never had any,it doesn't bother me,I would rather be free.Good luck to those who have the courage to sit in a room and stare at algorithms.Patience is key & stay cool.Fuckin Brilliant lecture.
I'll go for Choice 3a :D
10 000/1 to get job in investment job comes down to 100/1...then they have to improve the remuneration package
Professor on the left looks like a fool on the subject. How knows how many times he asked him self, during Antons speech, what the hell was I doing in my life?! :D
Yes because a professor at UCL is obviously dumb
What is the elementary/minimum degree you need to study on? I mean the actual name of the course! There are so many looking alike names ...Finance, economics, etc. Anyone an idea????
Finance / economics / mathmatics / investment anything related to those really, look on the career websites and jobs posts to see what they look for if you have a specific firm in mind
The gist is tt u need to be able to make money instead of lose money. Omg. If u can make money, do whatever u want.
Cool. Thanks for sharing.
I need to supersize my energy drink.
Go to a hedge fund, he says. 1/1000 get in.
Ke Ming Yu It’s just as hard to get into investment banks
I am 19 and i am finished with school within 2 years, i would like to trade for myself forever and be an entrhepeneur but have zero knowledge about trading, what should i do?
read alot of books on economics first.
@@delvinc822 This. 💯
10/10
wow you cant use your track record you got at the banks!
what were these students studying at the university, what subject/course???? what degree were they trying to achieve?
+bigpicturesstudio I'm assuming finance. Maybe Econ
+Nick Treees Most universities in the US don't offer finance as a major, but in an econ degree, you would still take some finance classes.
+Bryan Wheelock A lot of universities offer finance as a major, I have finance degree from a US university.
paints quite the picture don't he....
If I don't have a college degree but a very good trading track record would a hedge fund still consider hiring me?
absolutely. they prefer people who make money vs someone who has a degree that they have to train for years then realise after training they still cant make money. if you make make money you are turnkey.
We've got here 38 Investment bankers who never got out!
Well ... good luck with your CFD Accounts then! :D
guys I have to say most of this is true.banking is done,he hasn't even mentioned broker only houses where money is less every day.at least investment banks still have M and A other departments but to be honest these days to make money in finance it's hedge fund or being an entrepreneur.truth start to hit when realised uber driver easily earn 30-40k while I went university wake up at dawn till evening to make double that.i would rather be relaxed in another industry.
Good
then came eToro:-)
Anton please learn how to pronounce the letter H!
How does one go about trading for themselves?
brokers at investment banks make commission , y doesn't he talk about that
+frank fidilio he does in a previous video ...
talks a lot of sense, don't need a worthless certificate from University to be a good trader, learn to trade & do it for yourself
Make them all Kreil like a pig! ;-)
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getting a job doing something else will preclude one from trading... if its during trading hours