DislikedCuebanks gonna make some money if he sells his platforms for prop firms https://tradelocker.com/open-a-prop-firm/Ignored
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prop firm new model - my trading journey 871 replies
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So I accepted a Prop Trading job in South Beach Miami 43 replies
DislikedCuebanks gonna make some money if he sells his platforms for prop firms https://tradelocker.com/open-a-prop-firm/Ignored
Disliked{quote} Besides FTMO who else offers cTrader? I'm not aware of anyoneIgnored
Disliked{quote} If you have money to burn then have at it. You admitted that you failed 4 out of 5 challenges. That should be a warning to you. Instead you intend to dig yourself a deeper hole by going balls deep and buy accounts with every sketchy prop firm around. If you been paying attention to this thread, several are blatantly denying payouts and/or on the brink of insolvency. The only ones that seem to still be on firm ground are FTMO and the5ers. And yet you disregarded FTMO because you could buy more from some other sketchy firm. Quantity does mean...Ignored
Disliked{quote} ACG offers cTrader. They just started working with them so there is a 25% discount with them ( I think it's still active)Ignored
Disliked{quote} ACG offers cTrader. They just started working with them so there is a 25% discount with them ( I think it's still active)Ignored
Disliked{quote} Appreciate your opinion. I am not disregarding FTMO. Just for now going with the option of doing more challenges. As i said before was my first time. Usually i am very high risk trader. Coz of those habits lost it. Personally, i know i improve more by practising. As for the money i make from forex and then invest in it.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Trying to save you your hard earned money. First - realise, you are a loser at prop firms trading game. Start with free trials or trade on your personal demo account with prop firm rules. As soon as you succeed 10 times on demo - you are ready.Ignored
Disliked{quote} where do you see that ?! this is on the website {image}Ignored
DislikedDo not forget it is easier to make money with props than on personal account because of the score. Any score above 3 gives you real value for money. If you can make money with props it does not mean you can make money on personal account too. So I would not give up on prop firm challenges (until I had enough for a while...).Ignored
DislikedDo not forget it is easier to make money with props than on personal account because of the score. Any score above 3 gives you real value for money. If you can make money with props it does not mean you can make money on personal account too. So I would not give up on prop firm challenges (until I had enough for a while...).Ignored
Disliked{quote} after bespoke one can you share your RESEARCHED LIST OF prop firms you be interested in??Ignored
Disliked{quote} after bespoke one can you share your RESEARCHED LIST OF prop firms you be interested in??Ignored
DislikedHearing murmurs that metaquotes are about to take action against unregulated prop firms using their platforms.Ignored
Disliked{quote}-This is not surprising. Now that the CFTC has made public, just how much MFF was pulling in, it would be unthinkable for Metaquotes to just do nothing. But what does this mean for props? They just start paying for the licensing and maintenance fees, as well as any back fees up to this point (else face legal action)? And if props start using a license for metatrader, does this leave them more vulnerable to regulators? Curious about your thoughts.Ignored
DislikedDo not forget it is easier to make money with props than on personal account because of the score. Any score above 3 gives you real value for money. If you can make money with props it does not mean you can make money on personal account too. So I would not give up on prop firm challenges (until I had enough for a while...).Ignored
DislikedI think that meta would go after the brokers facilitating it. Its not about fees, its about riskIgnored
Disliked{quote}-You think so? I wonder what kind of liability meta would have, though? Surely, they cannot be held liable for what others do with their software, even if they are leasing it out. On the other hand, giving regulators any excuse to try to restrict access to your software might provide enough incentive to ensure that all is above board.Ignored