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Nov 13 •
day trading rules
I am looking to borrow $30,000 to do full time day trading. The $25,000 requirement has been holding me back, as I can only do 3 day trades every 5 trading days. The news says this rule might change to $2000 in 2025 or 2026, but until it does change, I am stuck in trying overnight trades that sometimes go the wrong way. I consider day trading perhaps among the least risky business opportunities for people who are familiar with the game and charts. I was a realtor, financial consultant, but being around punks/bosses who bring me in and then disrespect me hurt me and ruined my credit. Any help in securing $30,000 to trade, only trading the $5000 above the $25,000 min. would be appreciated, and I would reward those involved with above market interest rates.
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Jamie, please text me 913.732.3914 or email [email protected] thx, not letting me chat you here
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not sure what a prop firm is, will look into it, in Kansas City, my home town since day 1, the big stock broker offices jailed me for lies after my MS M from top ranked in 1983 when I went Purdue Krannert, said my degrees do not matter, 'lack of degrees mattered when I was 16 and no different than everyone else' and basically destroyed me, the trickle effect still on for 40 years now. A local 'big bank' asked me in an interview if I would leave after experience like my buddy who got me the bond dept interview, he went to Chicago made some big $, and of course I said yes, and they never gave me a job, what do idiots think/want, a fagit who says 'no I want to be stuck forever in a job that pays less than hedge fund billions' or they want a fagit who goes along with their punk 'degrees do not matter after you get them' NO, once they matter, they matter forever.
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@george-crawford-3296
MSM Purdue 1985, BSME OK ST 1983, been a realtor, small business owner, too many set backs and day trading seems the least risky way to make money
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Joined Nov 13, 2025
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