Disliked{quote} On Christmas probably not but it might be on Black Friday end of November. If not on Black Friday then very rarely or at no time any discounts.Ignored
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Anyone trading with a Prop firm 6 replies
So I accepted a Prop Trading job in South Beach Miami 44 replies
prop firm new model - my trading journey 871 replies
Disliked{quote} On Christmas probably not but it might be on Black Friday end of November. If not on Black Friday then very rarely or at no time any discounts.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Question is.....Will you earn more money in the 2 months waiting for a sale to save $20-$30? You could be funded and earning by then......just sayin'Ignored
Disliked{quote} I understand your curiosity but this is all I am permitted to say. Though you might find some hints here https://garmonblogzia.wordpress.com/...hat-they-seem/Ignored
DislikedStats from Funded Engineer. % payout is the % of people that achieve a payout from the ones that passed the challenge. {image}Ignored
DislikedIt is not worth to do a prop challenge to just get one payout (if it is not too high but if it is very high it also subject to get this payout denied). How can anyone start a new challenge except FTMO when the traders knows (s)he is trading against the prop firm ? The more I think about it the more I get the impression to avoid all props. If we had this discussion two years earlier we were just speculating the props will ensure to copy profitable traders so they can do payouts all the time for sure. But that is not the case as MFF has shown it....Ignored
Disliked{quote} I have no idea what you're talking about. When I clicked in that telegram link it said something like private group of such.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Speaking of tradernok...does anyone know why he only lets his followers see his posts now? I used to click into his twitter once in a while but now it's all private. I sent a following request but no response.Ignored
Disliked{quote} I don't mean to play the devil's advocate...I understand you have lost most of your faith in prop firms now after the Bespoke incident, but let's not shot all the birds in the field now... I reckon with AI evolving every single day, and with people paying shitload of money to hire data science graduates, it's safe to assume that all major brokers do the same thing as these prop firms, which is, they know the tolerance limit of your account, exactly where your stop loss is, your winning rate, i.e. would it be better to bet on you or against...Ignored
Disliked{quote} you speak about comparing a only b book broker with prop, then you are correct, both are trading games (and are not connected to the smallest to the real trading markets). same is when you do direct a trading game, or lottery .... all same, only rules are called different in different games (with all trading games is same , the money you get collected from all participants is the money you use for pay out the winners and the rest wins the company). but why chose a only b boob broker and why you want do only trading games ? chose a normal...Ignored
Disliked{quote} there are very very very vrey very very ... very few non b book brokers. There is little difference between a b book broker and prop other than cost of entry.Ignored
Disliked{quote} request the access to his channel here: https://tradertom.com/live-trading/#anchor-signals I don't know how good or bad his strategy is as I don't trade DAX but the trades it every day online on his channel and seem to be profitable as a trader overall (for several years) but a lot is achieved by his money management I would definitely look at his trading first or at least read his previous trading days on the channelIgnored
DislikedIt is not the same. A broker that is b-booking is not the same like prop because on the broker you can withdraw anytime your profits and for sure you can always get your "payout". On props there is a serious risk of not getting your payout or funded account or whatsoever. You cannot put them both in the same pot. The risk is huge differently here. If I was 100% to get everytime a payout and can keep my funded accounts until infinity on a prop then this would be the same like on a broker. But it is not the case. So as a result there is huge difference....Ignored
Disliked{quote} i spoke about ''only b book broker", so they do not a book, ecn, stp...... so all is inside the house as trading game. the difference between a book , ecn, stp... and prop are so extrem, that its hard to find something that is same!!!!! thats insane to tell that cost of entry is only a difference, thats like teaching people trading forex is not a zero sum market (with costs even negative sum market).Ignored
Disliked{quote} my post still stands. There are very few brokers offloading any flow.Ignored
Disliked{quote} They might have twisted the stat a bit or a lot...Makes it easier if people believe there's a 5% chance they will reach the first payout. In reality, I have a feeling it may be a lot lower than that. A long time ago, someone posted a screenshot of stat published by MFF which MFF later deleted it 'cause some people found it too discouraging. I think the % to get the first payout in MFF back then was 0.27% or 0.28% something. Though percentage may be a bit higher now there's no time limitIgnored
Disliked{quote} your text is complete wrong because there is differences in any little part between normal broker account and a prop trading game.Ignored
Disliked{quote} I'm not sure if discourage. Brokers have the legal warning like this in IC Markets "Risk Warning: CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 70.81% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money." But people still dive into it because we always think we're the ones. Even in lottery tickets, which is probably the stupidest thing when...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Maybe you are right In fact, I think you are completeLY right I totally beLIEve what you say Anyway...in my previous post, I did mention there's not much difference between props and a broker account, if we are ONLY talking about the effect of having the house playing against you.Ignored