Disliked{quote} Terrible offering, regardless of whether he's a good guy or not. $875 for 100k. 12% target 8% drawdown.Profit splits absolute joke. If you make 5% profit you keep 25%. That's enough for me to look no further.Ignored
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So I accepted a Prop Trading job in South Beach Miami 43 replies
Disliked{quote} Terrible offering, regardless of whether he's a good guy or not. $875 for 100k. 12% target 8% drawdown.Profit splits absolute joke. If you make 5% profit you keep 25%. That's enough for me to look no further.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Since angelo owns a lot of SFT i wouldnt be surprised. Also look at the three musketeers now promoting other companies.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Yeah and what shocks me is how the youtuber kid that is from my country dont comment anything of TFT and the others that own the firm dont even say nothingIgnored
Disliked{quote} I agree. CTrader is obviously a huge plus, over MT, but on the other hand, they have very high fees, only 1:30 leverage (and "we do reduce leverage on some products as exposure is increased"), a maximum drawdown that trails open equity(!!), a requirement to reach 9%+ profit just to earn 75%, and they claim they use brokers but they won’t name any of them. Are there really people naive enough to pay for that?!Ignored
Disliked{quote} Terrible offering, regardless of whether he's a good guy or not. $875 for 100k. 12% target 8% drawdown.Profit splits absolute joke. If you make 5% profit you keep 25%. That's enough for me to look no further.Ignored
DislikedSo, I opened 3 25k Bulenox and installed Quantower yesterday to get my feet wet doing copy trading on futures accounts after reading how some of you here have 20 Apex and 11 Bulenox accounts on Quantower. Made a trade today and had the SL and TP set automatically. Then, I saw that it probably wasn't going to hit my TP, so I manually closed the trade so that I didn't get buggered by the trailing stop loss like the other day. Went off for a few hours to entertain the kids and came back to see I passed the evaluation target! Apparently if I manually...Ignored
Disliked{quote} there are some reports of props selling this type of data as well as mail data. When i sign for a prop i always used a brand new email address. On the one i used for TFT I am now getting like 50 different prop firms spamming me, pick a name you have never heard of and its them.Ignored
DislikedHey guys I Hope all is well with everyone, been following this thread for a while but just lost track of the updates. Can someone please give me their top five best firms to buy a challenge with including FTMO. I would greatly appreciate your input please and thank you Regards Siyasanga.Ignored
Disliked{quote} interesting... you must have a raft of email addresses... how do you keep them organized?Ignored
Disliked{quote} Yes they do. Even if your tp or sl is hit, you must cancel the remaining "working orders". Trying to see if there is some type of feature that will cancel all orders related to a position, no luck as of yet.Ignored
Disliked{quote} In another platform that I use, you can "peg" the TP and SL to the trade itself. So, if I manually close the trade the TP/SL will drop off (cancel). Certainly QT must have this ability.Ignored
Dislikedinteresting... you must have a raft of email addresses... how do you keep them organized?Ignored
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Disliked{quote}-If you are using Gmail, then you really do not have to. Simply append the name of the company to your address to keep track of who is selling your data: takisd+[email protected] takisd+[email protected] takisd+[email protected]Ignored
Disliked{quote} That’s exactly what at least 90% of people trying to pass funding evaluations do. {quote} They certainly have some strange rules that nobody else has. But if you absolutely insist on using CFDs, and if those position-size rules don’t inconvenience you, and if you want a genuinely funded account at a proper, named, regulated brokerage which isn't owned by the prop firm, they might be a good choice. They have no time-limit and no monthly subscription, either, and they pay reliably.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Yes they do. Even if your tp or sl is hit, you must cancel the remaining "working orders". Trying to see if there is some type of feature that will cancel all orders related to a position, no luck as of yet.Ignored
Disliked{quote} The offers are going to get worse and worser from this point forward.......there is no US market, no MT4/5, no brokers want to risk their license, the CFTC, etc, etc, etc........ the well has done dried upIgnored