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Be sure to post the deal prop firms offer you before you accept by putting down money!!! Ask about the firm in your post Ask about the proposed deal in your post. ____ Do not be shy in asking about specific prop firms you hear about in ET threads/ posts! ____ A good firm and deal may help...

Muffinhands excuse for how he acts, as he posted in a prior thread: "I'm new here so I gotta be fierce so I don't get bullied" Well.. this clown and bully, Muffinbrains, has the highest insult-per-reply percentage of any poster I have seen and he has started only one thread of his own...

Google the prop firm and read the reviews Start an ET thread asking for reviews of the firm

My comments in this thread were mostly geared to US equities The book I mentioned covers a bit of what you have been trading, however... I would listen closely to whatever Tommo says.

Good sharing :)

Re Prop Firms: Aside from low costs and possible learning... Even if you have a winning method: You may need or desire to slosh around hundreds of thousands of dollars to make a good living and grow a bankroll. Some slosh around millions each day. Many do not have this kind of money lying...

Yes yes But at the end of the day, this poster should seek out personal relationships with winners, perhaps seeking out- after massive research- the right office in a prop firm. All offices in a firm are not equal. No reason to think he should simply backtest harder and try harder as there...

Absolutely! Of course having a framework and correct ideas to think about helps many people, including myself. I will watch those videos. Gary Kasoarov, Mohammed Ali, Ronda Rousey.. hey.. most of the greats in all fields. speak of putting in serrious work/ time, as well as having good coaching.

How can one study and aquire this skill?

What services do you use?

What I would expect but I do not understand the last part: "...a lot of averaging to be honest" Do you mean adding to a losing position, within your risk parameters when there is an edge? I think this is what you mean but I do not want to assume. Every post you made in this thread is full...

There were more inefficiencies and inefficiencies lasted longer.

Excellent reply! Perhaps you will private message the poster with the name and location of a prop firm you recommend. Some firms offer poor training and horrible deals for new guys Some firms have offices where the trader will be hustled for lessons by losing office managers. But the same...

Just get the book

Traders of the New Era

You write truth. However, I have know people who become winners almost immidatly by falling in with the right people. This sort of thing usually depends on the inefficiencies the group is exploiting. Seeking out high-level winners who one can interact with is a worthy goal. Obviously most...

1. Yes... most mentors for hire are mostly posers and hustlers. 2. Most winning traders I know had mentors and allies along the way. I respect your views and I am not going to go back and forth on this The poster asking for help has been given quite a few ideas to consider

Down playing mentorship is hurtful if this fellow takes you to heart. People who align themselves with successful mentors; well.. it should be obvious. Most of the greats in all fields, sought out mentors and allies. What most Did Not Do was try to figure it all out on their own... but there...

Mike Matusow is a dead broke degenerate gambler who owes millions and who served time on drug related charges. Mike is entertaining but don't take his stories, or those most poker players feed to the media, too seriously. Personally I like Mike, but as a lifestyle/success coach, really? ____...

If you are going to stay on this path: You are smart to try and find a winning trader who will mentor you asap. And yes.. developing a personal relationship is best. Most people will never be able to do this, but doing this should be your goal. Go to bed thinking of ways to achieve this goal...