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Don
Thanks for the reply. So is what you're saying that if a trader loses more than their capital contribution then it comes out of your pocket? That sounds like it could get pretty ugly if the number gets big.
Is that typical of an LLC prop firm?
I'm considering joining a prop firm but am not sure I understand the risk involved if one of the other members blows up.
When/if a trader at a prop firm loses more than his capital contribution, what happens? What risk or liability do the other members/traders have? Who pays for that...