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Title:	New/Developing Equity Trader- Miami
ID:	47
Department:	SMB Capital
Location:	Remote
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New/Developing Trader follow-up questionnaire

Congratulations on advancing to the next round of our selection process! Please answer the questions below. Successful candidates will advance a phone interview. Good luck! And thank you for your interest.

* Please, share an experience that demonstrates your ability to be patient

* Please, share with us the last thing you failed at. What was your response to this failure?

* What in your past demonstrates your competitiveness?

* What in your past demonstrates a history of success?

* What is the last good habit you developed and how?

* What has taken you a long-time to become good at that you did in fact become good at? And how did you become good at it?

* Which of your accomplishments are you the most proud of?

* Why do you feel that you would make a successful active short-term trader?

* What market periodicals or blogs related to trading do you read daily?

* What are your three favorite trading books and why?

* If you have experience with trading, please give us a summary of your trading style and past success. Also, please describe the last trade you made and the thought process behind it.

* What computer programming or coding skills do you possess, if any?

* Have you ever backtested any of your market related ideas?

* If you were to fail as a trader, why would you fail?

* What do you hope to accomplish from a career in trading?

* It takes time to build your trading skills, and the compensation structure for this position is heavily performance-based; there is a working stipend paid during the first year of training but may not cover the total cost of living. New traders typically have a learning curve of at least 8-12 months. Can you survive this learning curve financially?

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* Are you legally authorized to work in the u.s.? Will you now or in the future require sponsorship for employment visa status?

* How did you learn about this opportunity?

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