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  • #1,101
  • Aug 27, 2025 12:12pm Aug 27, 2025 12:12pm
Quoting FX-DON
I see a few of the futures props offer Rythmic (R Trader Pro), any opinions on this platform? Just had a quick look on Youtube at some how to's and it looks like going back to Windows 3.0 ! Does it drive like it looks?
Rithmic is a feed service and they have their own platform. Rtrader isn’t user friendly at all and test it looks dated af. If I’m using Rithmic then use Quantower.
Trade with confidence, trade without fear.
  • #1,102
  • Aug 27, 2025 1:15pm Aug 27, 2025 1:15pm
Quoting FX-DON
I see a few of the futures props offer Rythmic (R Trader Pro), any opinions on this platform? Just had a quick look on Youtube at some how to's and it looks like going back to Windows 3.0 ! Does it drive like it looks?
You can connect different platforms to Rithmic additionally to Quantower NinjaTrades, SierraChart ( my favorite )
I might be wrong , I have been wrong before
  • #1,103
  • Aug 27, 2025 1:44pm Aug 27, 2025 1:44pm
Just got my 3rd Darwin allocated. All 3 are at HWM, will be rolling with 210K accross 3 in September.
Tradeify $1,500 from profit target of 9K....will purchase 4 more and then $200 per day copied accross 5.
TPT has about $500 ish to clear buffer and end the intraday trail on PRO account. Will grab 4 more here with 1st payout as well.
Not as exciting as Monty's 6K bag, but he's the rabbit, I'm the tortoise.
  • #1,104
  • Aug 27, 2025 2:09pm Aug 27, 2025 2:09pm
Quoting pipmaster77
{quote} Exactly true. Whether I am profitable or not, does not impact at all whether someone else will be profitable. I occasionally post Darwinex payouts (however small) just to show it's real. I have also been posting my Tradeify journal at EOM for past three months, posting daily is pretty pointless. It is a fine line, post often and you're bragging, don't post, you must not be profitable. I would venture to estimate there are atleast 10 folks in here pulling money from the props on a regular basis.....perhaps more that prefer to keep it quiet....
wait some time to have a lot of Darwinex follower clients, then Whether you are profitable or not does impact someone else will be profitable.
  • #1,105
  • Aug 27, 2025 2:11pm Aug 27, 2025 2:11pm
Quoting Mandariin
{quote} You can connect different platforms to Rithmic additionally to Quantower NinjaTrades, SierraChart ( my favorite )
Anything for MAc users??
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  • #1,106
  • Aug 27, 2025 3:04pm Aug 27, 2025 3:04pm
Quoting pipmaster77
{quote} Sounds like you're at a crossroads....On one hand, quitiing now means 10-15 years was wasted. Do you have a protibale system and are simply under capitalized?
When do you know that you have a profitable system and then how do you know it won’t become no longer profitable the next day?

Yes, it would be a lot of time wasted but I’m even more afraid of wasting more time trying to achieve a goal that many people achieve by working a regular job for a salary. I’m 40 now and don’t wish to spend another 10 years not even making 5k/month from trading the markets while everyone else who’s probably spending 10 times less the amount of time than I do, earning that without even risking $1 and otherwise enjoy life. Yes they might have the risk to lose their jobs but then they’ll find a new one.

It's difficult because I'm not the type of person who wants to get involved in trading as a sidekick while working a regular job.

I currently still have income from my freelance work, but that's been getting worse and worse over the years, and it's just annoying that all the time I've invested in trading over the years hasn't even begun to show up in my bank account. Sometimes I wish I’ve never actually found out about trading… Most people I see/know/talk to are WAY happier than me and have the financial freedom to do what they like to do. It’s not that I don‘t like trading otherwise I probably would have given up on things long time ago but yeah if you keep spending hours for hours looking to achieve some „basic“ goal and you don’t, it’s exhausting/frustrating.
  • #1,107
  • Aug 27, 2025 3:10pm Aug 27, 2025 3:10pm
Quoting Noisy
{quote} When do you know that you have a profitable system? Yes, it would be a lot of time wasted but I’m even more afraid of wasting more time trying to achieve a goal that many people achieve by working a regular job for a salary. I’m 40 now and don’t wish to spend another 10 years not even making 5k/month from trading the markets while everyone else who’s probably spending 10 time less the amount of time than I do, earning that without even risking $1 and otherwise enjoy life. Yes they might have the risk to lose their jobs but then they’ll find...
When do you know that you have a profitable system?

When you making at least 2% per week
  • #1,108
  • Edited 3:38pm Aug 27, 2025 3:28pm | Edited 3:38pm
Quoting T721
{quote} When do you know that you have a profitable system? When you making at least 2% per week
I’m currently up +13% with a -5% drawdown but that’s only for the last 3,5 weeks. Let‘s see how it’s going until the end of the year. I am currently trading an automated non-discretionary system. I have my doubts that it will stay this way but at least it doesn’t cost my time.

The question I ask myself is this. What do you do to pay the bills (trading for a living) if the system is not profitable and in drawdown for weeks/months (even that it might be profitable in the long-term / 12/24 months). If you can’t chase (guarantee) profits because the market is giving you what ever it is giving you then what? Have a big savings account to regular withdraw from to pay the bills if things are not going well? Some rich uncle? A YouTube, Trading Course selling? I don’t have that current luxury of a million or even 100k in a savings account to „rely“ on in bad times. Also I wouldn’t want to regular withdraw from that just to consistently make it smaller. I want to regular withdraw from the brokers/props. At least that’s what i believe trading for living aka making regular income means.
  • #1,109
  • Aug 27, 2025 3:28pm Aug 27, 2025 3:28pm
Quoting Noisy
{quote} When do you know that you have a profitable system and then how do you know it won’t become no longer profitable the next day? Yes, it would be a lot of time wasted but I’m even more afraid of wasting more time trying to achieve a goal that many people achieve by working a regular job for a salary. I’m 40 now and don’t wish to spend another 10 years not even making 5k/month from trading the markets while everyone else who’s probably spending 10 times less the amount of time than I do, earning that without even risking $1 and otherwise enjoy...
Yeah, when you start worrying about will my system still be profitable tomorrow.......it's probably best to step away.
You have been to tainted, over analyzing every broker, every firm , every system....your mind is not wired for this.
As far as having a job....it provides EITHER financial frredom or time freedom and most cases NEITHER unless you are a professional (doctor, lawyer, engineer)
  • #1,110
  • Aug 27, 2025 4:14pm Aug 27, 2025 4:14pm
Quoting Trader191
{quote} wait some time to have a lot of Darwinex follower clients, then Whether you are profitable or not does impact someone else will be profitable.
Very true......looking forward to it.
  • #1,111
  • Edited 4:33pm Aug 27, 2025 4:20pm | Edited 4:33pm
Quoting Noisy
{quote} When do you know that you have a profitable system and then how do you know it won’t become no longer profitable the next day? Yes, it would be a lot of time wasted but I’m even more afraid of wasting more time trying to achieve a goal that many people achieve by working a regular job for a salary. I’m 40 now and don’t wish to spend another 10 years not even making 5k/month from trading the markets while everyone else who’s probably spending 10 times less the amount of time than I do, earning that without even risking $1 and otherwise enjoy...
if your system has >2 years of forward tested live market profitability and has survived several losing streaks/drawdown periods with a >2.0 Sharpe/Sortino ratio... I would say you have a profitable system with a clear edge.
  • #1,112
  • Edited 5:16pm Aug 27, 2025 4:28pm | Edited 5:16pm
Just when I thought I was out they drag me back in... 5%ers + FTMO CFD's here I come!

This is nothing but bad news for the futures props... The US futures props greatly benefited from the exponential growth due to the stampede of banned former US CFD traders to their doorsteps, that growth has been over for quite some time... and Now here comes 2 of the oldest and most reputable CFD props with massive US mindshare back in the US prop market to reclaim their lost market share armed with static bal based drawdown & no payout buffer/safety net targets to clear in funded... FTMO also has a clear competitive market advantage as the only prop legitimately offering the popular metatrader platform in the US market.

for me pass rates on 1.3/1.5 target to DD 2 step evals with static DD is like 20% higher than EOD trail DD & 30% higher than Intraday trail DD.
  • #1,113
  • Aug 27, 2025 4:33pm Aug 27, 2025 4:33pm
Quoting Noisy
{quote} I’m currently up +13% with a -5% drawdown but that’s only for the last 3,5 weeks. Let‘s see how it’s going until the end of the year. I am currently trading an automated non-discretionary system. I have my doubts that it will stay this way but at least it doesn’t cost my time. The question I ask myself is this. What do you do to pay the bills (trading for a living) if the system is not profitable and in drawdown for weeks/months (even that it might be profitable in the long-term / 12/24 months). If you can’t chase (guarantee) profits because...
drawdown for weeks/months

why would you hold a position that long in drawdown hoping its gonna come back.... you decide on your risk b4 getting in and if it hits you, your out... You need chips left after a series of losers to still be able to play.... Risk is the Holy Grail and the only way you will survive
  • #1,114
  • Aug 27, 2025 4:35pm Aug 27, 2025 4:35pm
Quoting Noisy
{quote} When do you know that you have a profitable system and then how do you know it won’t become no longer profitable the next day? Yes, it would be a lot of time wasted but I’m even more afraid of wasting more time trying to achieve a goal that many people achieve by working a regular job for a salary. I’m 40 now and don’t wish to spend another 10 years not even making 5k/month from trading the markets while everyone else who’s probably spending 10 times less the amount of time than I do, earning that without even risking $1 and otherwise enjoy...
work in a job is not losing, in fact 99% of daytraders will never beat an average job income ... you can invest from this money longterm in index ETF without invest time for this part. so choose your path wisely or how you learn trading!
  • #1,115
  • Aug 27, 2025 4:50pm Aug 27, 2025 4:50pm
Quoting pipmaster77
{quote} Yeah, when you start worrying about will my system still be profitable tomorrow.......it's probably best to step away. You have been to tainted, over analyzing every broker, every firm , every system....your mind is not wired for this. As far as having a job....it provides EITHER financial frredom or time freedom and most cases NEITHER unless you are a professional (doctor, lawyer, engineer)
You may have gotten the wrong impression. Yes, I am involved in many things related to trading, and admittedly, none of them have brought me closer to my goal so far, but to say that my head is not wired correctly is not accurate. If you have a concrete solution for how I can achieve my goal without continuing to search for help/information, please let me know.

What I said is that if you can't even earn minimum wage consistently month after month with trading despite investing a lot of time, it's nothing more than a hobby, and my impression from this forum after 15 years of looking around here confirms that 99.99% of the people here are no better off than I am.

My sister (two years younger) studied law for eight years (seven years less than I studied trading) and currently earns just under EUR 9,000 per month working a 50-hour week. She works from home 40-50% of the time. But you don't have to have a degree. A friend of mine works as a carpenter and earns EUR 4,800 a month working 42 hours a week. He doesn't work from home, but he still has a lot of free time. Another friend, with whom I built a large German website back in the day, earns just under EUR 300,000 a year and has been doing so for the last 10 years.

Now, I, who decided to go into trading in order to earn at least as much and still have some time for my life, am nowhere near achieving that. This is despite 10 million books, gurus, forums, and blogs that all tell you how easy it is to make a living from trading. Spot the mistake?
  • #1,116
  • Aug 27, 2025 5:12pm Aug 27, 2025 5:12pm
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  • #1,117
  • Aug 27, 2025 5:13pm Aug 27, 2025 5:13pm
Quoting Noisy
{quote} You may have gotten the wrong impression. Yes, I am involved in many things related to trading, and admittedly, none of them have brought me closer to my goal so far, but to say that my head is not wired correctly is not accurate. If you have a concrete solution for how I can achieve my goal without continuing to search for help/information, please let me know. What I said is that if you can't even earn minimum wage consistently month after month with trading despite investing a lot of time, it's nothing more than a hobby, and my impression...
mate, he s not wrong when he said ur brain isn t wired for trading...cos if it was u would ve realised by now that the only strategy long term is risk management!
that s where u fail short from reading ur posts, and that s where i failed short till i learned to be a better loser..most strategies work more or less, but it s management that s key! i totally get ur frustration, but here s the kicker> stop strategy hopping, pick 1 that suits ur pesonality and stick with it and apply a fixed % risk for every trade. that is the holy grail in what i m concerned. just cos some people can t doesn t mean others won t! have a good 1
  • #1,118
  • Aug 27, 2025 5:19pm Aug 27, 2025 5:19pm
Quoting Noisy
{quote} ,,,, What I said is that if you can't even earn minimum wage consistently month after month with trading despite investing a lot of time, it's nothing more than a hobby, and my impression from this forum after 15 years of looking around here confirms that 99.99% of the people here are no better off than I am....
I'd not use an EA exclusively, instead I shoot for a fixed target every day (1/4-1/2% is ample) via manual trades and the EA/Bot when used is independently risk-managed ie never more than a set, small amount of available margin used to bolster returns. If you aren't wholly dependent on an EA then you don't have to worry about tomorrow...

TLDR: if you can manually place and manage trades with over 50% accuracy, and with over 1/1 RR ratio you likely already have a profitable method and need to simply keep going with proper position sizing/leverage.
"Wisdom is proved righteous by its works"
  • #1,119
  • Aug 27, 2025 9:10pm Aug 27, 2025 9:10pm
Quoting CableJ
Just when I thought I was out they drag me back in... 5%ers + FTMO CFD's here I come! This is nothing but bad news for the futures props... The US futures props greatly benefited from the exponential growth due to the stampede of banned former US CFD traders to their doorsteps, that growth has been over for quite some time... and Now here comes 2 of the oldest and most reputable CFD props with massive US mindshare back in the US prop market to reclaim their lost market share armed with static bal based drawdown & no payout buffer/safety net targets...
Well, to be fair, the "clear the buffer" of a futures prop is similar to the stage 2 of a CFD prop.
But, yeah, FTMO is a giant, based on your latsest traffic updated, more traffic than the top 3 futures firms combined.
I posted earlier this week, other than my Tradeify STFs, I am gravitating towards the no consistency, no payout cap, daily payout firms....perhaps other futures firms will be forced to offer the same to survive the new GIANT player in the market
The good news is the FTMO US entity is following all of the US regulations as far as leverage, FIFO, no hedging, allowable instruments.....combine that with their size and reputation, I think they will be around a long time.
5%ers only offering CTrader to US, wonder why?
  • #1,120
  • Aug 27, 2025 10:01pm Aug 27, 2025 10:01pm
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