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Let him stay at home. Uncle Petya the janitor scalps at night - he earns his rent and coffee, while the rest of us hang out (youtube)
You are laughing, but no one has even taken into account the issue of information security.
You're laughing but no one has even taken the issue of information security into account. and there will be a lot of these issues
that's true
hmm. is there no real example of an independent trading room throughout the CIS? Is it such a guaranteed utopian idea?
For a start - knock out the Internet - a cafe + game room in a separate room with a night subscription, and there on the situation will be oriented ...
There will be willing participants - why not?
hmm. is there no real example of an independent trading room throughout the CIS? Is it such a guaranteed utopian idea?
And now I will completely scare you. I can confidently say any project. Do you hear me? Anything can be made profitable. You have to have a proper business plan. Start by finding a target audience. And then think about it.
.... the question is whether they will come...
This is the main issue. Those dealing halls that I know are held by the parent company and the visitors to those halls are clients of the parent company. I named BCS, which means people came to BCS, not to its dealing room. If you team up under someone else's brand? That would create a flow, and it is actually huge. Otherwise it's advertising, which it's not clear how to organise.
Visitors to such a lounge are the patsies who think they'll have to spend before they start winning. There were about 200 thousand of them on mamba in 2007! Apart from that, you can try to attract casino fans as a substitute product. Remember MMM, other pyramids, here we have a semblance of solidity, especially if you organize seminars and regularly bring bullshit on TA, Elder's windows for example! All your clients are gregarious by definition, look how many of them with open beaks are on forums and personal communication! You launch a couple of paid coryphaei capable of puffing up their cheeks and saying that they ran away from their wives to make a stash, and the whole crowd is yours.
I look at the outlook positively, if you believe there will be a crisis. The worse it gets, the more clients there will be. The haystack years were 1996-1998. As soon as the situation improved, there was a strong outflow of clients.
Don't listen to the naysayers. Of course, you have to calculate everything, especially carefully the break-even point, which is the stop loss. But any business is a risk, the risk on the dealing room is much lower than on the forex - you can't lose everything.
not bad...
How many workstations should there be? for whom should the hall be tailored, for professionals or beginners? i.e. there should be at least two rooms - a lecture room, a catering room, guests, and the trader's room itself?
How would traders feel about "other people's" computers, should they offer the use of their own hardware or provide a choice?
Judging by the questions, you have set yourself the goal of making a hall for traders and making "workplaces"... In that case, I think you need to think about the organisational form. A signboard is not going to be enough. Regular seminars... inviting the staff of the docs... tournaments... lots of things. But still... the trader wants to take the money, not give it away. He is so "grounded". Therefore, the maximum "business" is involving new people on the forum with the handing over of the hope of becoming rich. Involuntarily you will become an accomplice of the dts.
A professional (i.e. a trader who lives by market revenues) will not go to the common hall with other traders. He knows what's there and will not be able to take the expression "What are all these people talking about? Except for a side income, which is unlikely - the trader is not a "guru", he works for himself. Helping all-time beginner traders learn how to make money? - It is impossible to do that in the auditorium. Get some dirty looks? - "This bastard will not even say anything! Who needs it?
A calm, pleasant room for established traders and businessmen from the market (as well as other individuals who want to spend money nicely). Screens on the wall. A relaxing place to work. Room for business meetings. Newspapers. Magazines. Coffee for a minute. Subscription services. A kind of specialty café (restaurant without an orchestra). In principle, a club. But no uniform presence. Well, and previously printed.
Seats... 30... 40... not enough. 100-120 for good profitability (what with your space). With a certain promotion, thousands of 3-6 bucks a day is realistically more than that. With the presence in the area (and in neighboring areas), financially wealthy citizens. In any case, you need to spin the place on the local elitism. The market is a concept of the elitist, why enter into their business associated with it, through the subterranean? No front doors?
Anyway, it goes something like this.
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Unless you buy the channel of a serious news agency (not the afterthoughts that go through the dts in mt) and introduce a subscription fee to the hall. But as far as I know there are no channels in Russian. And it is a bit expensive.
Everything is very much an imho, of course.
hmm. is there no real example of an independent trading room in the entire CIS? Is it such a guaranteed utopian idea?
hmm. is there no real example of an independent trading room throughout the CIS? Is it such a guaranteed utopian idea?
And why do you need an independent trading room? Isn't it easier to open a representative office of a brokerage company? After all, it is also business and quite profitable.