Company History
The evolution of efutures.com began in 1989, and in the years since, we have consistently adapted and
responded to the needs of traders in ever-changing market conditions. We have surveyed, welcomed, and
responded to your needs; and as a result, we have continued to grow. Today, all three divisions, First
Capitol Ag, Futures Express, and efutures.com draw from each other's strengths in their specialized fields.
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2009 |
- Penson GHCO ranked #26 among the nation's top 50 brokers.
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2008 |
- Penson GHCO ranked #27 among the nation's top 50 brokers.
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2007 |
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2005 |
- Wall Street Reporter talked with our president about our services and the history and future of efutures.com!
Read the transcript of the interview
- First Capitol Group ranks among the nation's top 50 brokers for the third consecutive year.
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2003 |
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2001 |
- John Streich re-elected to serve a third term on the NFA Board of Directors.
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2000 |
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1999 |
- Surpassed 4000 accounts with clients in every state across America and scattered around the world.
- Moved to our current location at the Applied Technology Facility.
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1998 |
- John Streich re-elected to serve a second 3-year term on the NFA Board of Directors.
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1997 |
- With the advent of reliable Internet order entry systems, efutures.com was launched.
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1995 |
- Relocated to the Platteville Professional Park to accommodate expansion.
- Our president, John Streich, was elected to the Board of Directors of the National Futures Association (NFA).
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1993 |
- Launched Futures Express, a discount brokerage service providing retail clients with commercial access to the futures market.
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1991 |
- Relocated to Platteville, Wisconsin.
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1989 |
- First Capitol Ag, a full service brokerage, was founded in Belmont, Wisconsin.
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