$10,000 investment for $200,000 trading capital? Should I do it

Whether you go prop or solo, you are leveraged either way. Take the route with the less fees and the higher percentage of profits kept. If you have a solid trade plan and can trade it with consistent discipline you can go it alone. If you don't or can't, you lose either way
 
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Esko said:
People like you are pathetic on this forum
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Why is Gotcha pathetic? That link is to the thread you started yesterday, where you did claim that you made 3,700% in one month.

"Not selling anything just telling you that it's possible, good luck"

So if it is possible with $300, why are you asking for advice on $10,000? Hello? Bueller? Bueller?
 
Esko said:
People like you are pathetic on this forum
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LOL... oh I'm sorry, did I not read your post properly about how you made all this money and offered to show people through PM how you did it? Weren't you even going to make a thread about it so we can all learn?

Edit: I'll tell you what is really pathetic. Saying you turned $300 into 22k and then having the nerve to post asking for advice because you need to borrow money.
 
Esko said:
I'm thinking of joining the online prop firm Tradenet run by Meir Barak.

The jist of it is:

I deposit $10,000 (that is non refundable)

They give me $200,000 capital to day trade with using their software,

Once I make back my initial $10,000 deposit, I keep 80% of the profits they keep 20%. I also believe there are trading fees as well.

The firm has been around since I believe 2004 and is based in Israel.

I'm seeking advice and any input you guys may have on me doing something like this. I'm fully prepared to lose my entire $10k invested trading so that's not what I'm worried about.

Do you think this is wise?
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What do they offer beyond the $200k?

Are they giving you access to risk based haircuts?
 
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