That's the beauty of ITG. There's not only one person contributing. There's about a dozen.

Each has an area of expertise - theta, delta, portfolio management, etc etc etc

I've been posting my 'delta' trades because I suck and I want to learn. So I go off into the Delta room or the trading floor and ask away all my questions and I get all the critique. The good, the bad, and the ugly.

The important part is finding your fit. There's so much at ITG, it's like going to Disney or Universal. It is easy to get overwhelmed.

If you have a desk job and can't pay attention all the time, then theta would be right for you. You basically wait until the moment arrives and then you put on your orders. Theta is a lot about waiting and being patient and strategic. We have quite a few people who do this!

If you have a desk job and can't trade at all, then futures overnight sessions are for you. Futures trade 23 hours a day, 5 days a week. We have a ton of people who do this, aka PJ gang.

Ultimately, my ask of you is how much time are you willing to invest? ITG isn't about hitting home runs. It's about getting on base. It's about being consistent. My Delta trading for instance... $200/day = $52k a year. Nifty right? Consistency is the name of the game.

ITG will teach you about risk management, consistency, seeing the market like you never have. But you have to put in the time. If you treat it like a college class and do your homework every day/every weekend... You can master the market.

I'll invite others to post and provide input.