As with trading strategies, the choice of which prop firm to go with (even whether it would actually be better to just trade your own account) depends on one's individual inclination. We pick what suits us, what makes us trade at our best.
Which was why a few posts back, I wondered aloud about how different prop traders perform over time given the many variables at work with their business-model of choice.
Which group would lead the pack in terms of earnings, longevity, career progression, etc? Is it the Hares (fast and furious, like FTMO), the Turtles (slow and steady, like 5ers), the OWLs (own high-leverage account)?
If we can pop back here to give an informal--but honest--report one year from now, we'll have some very interesting findings, I'm sure.
Which was why a few posts back, I wondered aloud about how different prop traders perform over time given the many variables at work with their business-model of choice.
Which group would lead the pack in terms of earnings, longevity, career progression, etc? Is it the Hares (fast and furious, like FTMO), the Turtles (slow and steady, like 5ers), the OWLs (own high-leverage account)?
If we can pop back here to give an informal--but honest--report one year from now, we'll have some very interesting findings, I'm sure.
Amor Fati--F. Nietzsche
1