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In my humble experience, a higher RR does not = a better strategy on its own. Higher RR is simply offset by lower probability of turning into a profit, that's all.

In your example, you're still looking at price not time. When i talk about time, i'm talking about the "value of time" through options - dynamic delta, dte, gamma, imps&realized prices/volatilities, convexity...and so on.

Most traders underestimate the fact that alpha has an upside gap. If Goldman Sachs has an expectation of 10% per year and you have 100% which way do you think the market goes? If you have 5k account and go long 1 ES contract and GS has a 100M account and takes the other side of that trade...

I've lost (capital) way more than that in the past ;) Let me guess. Your strategy is based mostly on "gut feel" for triggers? There's no other reason you'd say: "I still have work to do on my psychology". Bottom line. It's the strategy, not the psychology. "Trading psychology" is a great...

Dude, your expectations are too high. Most hedge funds make less than 10% A YEAR and underperform SP500 most of the time! You need to let that sink in. There's a reason for this. If you were smarter everyone would throw money at you to manage like there's no tomorrow.

Thanks for your reply. Yeah, those technical differences are fine, my main concern is who is the most legitimate in terms being a true "talent seeker" so to speak. So, that you are not scammed for that monthly fee or in any other way. That they do make withdrawals and do actually want to find...

I like your challenge and your story in general. Can i ask you, which of those platforms you'd think is the most legitimate and recommend the most? Topstep, E2T or something else even? Thanks

Depends what your goal is. How much ROC are you making per year? And what's your biggest open drawdown during that period? You could just buy&hold SP500 index and get the "earnings" long term. If you're not leveraged, it doesn't matter where the market goes. If you plan to beat the SP500 then...

option spread? I'm just looking for an asset that tracks SP500, is eur denominated and has options market

can you elaborate that "over the counter" quote?

hey, thanks for your reply. Yes, it's not the same as just converting premiums. It would be a different asset and therefore it has its own volatility. That's what i'm looking for. There are UCIS ETF's out there that track S&P500 and are eur denominated but magically i can't find options :) Do...

Thanks for your reply. Yes, i'm looking for cross currency options trading too. Such as eurgbp or gbpjpy or any other cross pair no usd pair. Those i have from cme. but would like to find spx/eur options, so to speak :)

Thanks for your reply but this wasn't what i was asking. I'm aware of the multicurrency and IB brokerage. I would just like to compare something that's why i'm interested in options in particular.

hey all, Do you guys know where i could trade options of S&P500 index but denominated in foreign currency not in US dollar? Such as EUR or GBP. Thanks a lot.