Sierra is really customizable the default charts are not pretty you have to search for templates or YouTube videos on how to customize the chart visually how you want it
Good and very explcit charts... I'm going to check it right now, thanks!
Sierra is really customizable the default charts are not pretty you have to search for templates or YouTube videos on how to customize the chart visually how you want it
MotiveWave is user-friendly and highly customizable. We have different editions based on your needs. Our Trade Edition is a good entry-level trading platform and is $29/month or $295 for a lifetime licenseI'm new in all this "trading" world (I come from crypto, been trading alts since 2017), in your opinion: which platform is best suited for traders with little experience? I'm checking all possible options...
MotiveWave is user-friendly and highly customizable. We have different editions based on your needs. Our Trade Edition is a good entry-level trading platform and is $29/month or $295 for a lifetime license
hahha ryan jumping in to highjack this newbie to market E2T is funny. i like l2t dont get me wrong i showed my teacher ur site too. strong and credible for sure. everything about speedup and tradecontext is geared towards the traders intrest and not failure... if u mess up theres room to breathe just dont be disrepecful.. i was funded twice when i was with them.. its legit everything in there are all hand made by marcello and james with some help from students.. they were growing a new community for traders where i must say the enviroment is pretty good. i prefer the lessons rather than the funding aspect tho. i hate rules tooHello! We welcome any questions. We have gone to great lengths in discussions with our regulatory attorneys and the NFA to make sure everything we do is in compliance with applicable regulations.
At this time, Earn2Trade and the prop firm have no NFA regulatory requirements. Earn2Trade is not the prop firm that funds the traders and simply acts as an education and recruitment firm. The prop firm that does fund the traders does not treat traders as independent contractors (which may have CTA registration requirements) as many other firms do. Instead Helios brings the traders on as members of their LLC and thus, per the NFA, removes the regulatory requirements.
i almost went with you bro.. so close hahahah respect for making me gind if i made the right choiceHello Trader Jo,
The business of Earn2Trade is to make money selling educational resources and to make money on the testing fees. This is the business model of Earn2Trade. The business model of the prop firm is to filter through the Gauntlet™ candidates to get the best traders that will grow its business. There is a split between the two companies because the two companies have two different business models. There isn't meant to be any smoke and mirrors behind it, and while I can't speak to others in our industry we don't try to hide anything that wouldn't give us a disadvantage against our competitors.
You spoke about a CTA having regulatory obligations, and I can speak to that as well since I run a CTA and am licensed by the NFA. We went through nearly two years of setup and tremendous expenses to get our educational courses and legal structure secured to ensure that everything was acceptable to our legal team. I understand very well my obligations toward the NFA and we bring the same strictness and oversight to our management of Earn2Trade.
Regarding the percentage of passing candidates, I can tell you candidly that as of January 23rd, 2019, 21.1% of all candidates who signed up for the Gauntlet™ were funded. You must also take into consideration that some of those candidates took the Gauntlet™ more than once, but that is still an extraordinary number that we are proud of. We never hid this information, and you can find an interview of me here in which I provide that information and more:
https://funded-trader.com/2019/01/23/interview-with-earn2trades-founder-ryan-masten/
We are very proud of what we are doing at Earn2Trade and we will continue to grow and provide the best and most competitive experience for our students and Gauntlet™ candidates. While there may be some in the industry who are out to provide an environment where individuals can get "scammed", we are providing a great opportunity for traders while we look for the best talent. I'm not ashamed to make money from that.
okHas anyone tried Speed Up Trader - a company set up by Marcello Arrambide, the founder of Day Trading Academy?
They say they will fund me an account of up to 100k if I pay them 300 first then pass their test.
After you pass, you get to trade a 100k account with a maximum of 12 contracts and keep the first 7k and 80% of the profits afterward.
How hard is their test? Is it measured by cumulative profit or just sum total of the recent x number of days? Do I need to pay 300$ every time I fail the test and have to start again?
I am just wondering if this whole thing is a scam or not...
Hello Trader Jo,
The business of Earn2Trade is to make money selling educational resources and to make money on the testing fees. This is the business model of Earn2Trade. The business model of the prop firm is to filter through the Gauntlet™ candidates to get the best traders that will grow its business. There is a split between the two companies because the two companies have two different business models. There isn't meant to be any smoke and mirrors behind it, and while I can't speak to others in our industry we don't try to hide anything that wouldn't give us a disadvantage against our competitors.
You spoke about a CTA having regulatory obligations, and I can speak to that as well since I run a CTA and am licensed by the NFA. We went through nearly two years of setup and tremendous expenses to get our educational courses and legal structure secured to ensure that everything was acceptable to our legal team. I understand very well my obligations toward the NFA and we bring the same strictness and oversight to our management of Earn2Trade.
Regarding the percentage of passing candidates, I can tell you candidly that as of January 23rd, 2019, 21.1% of all candidates who signed up for the Gauntlet™ were funded. You must also take into consideration that some of those candidates took the Gauntlet™ more than once, but that is still an extraordinary number that we are proud of. We never hid this information, and you can find an interview of me here in which I provide that information and more:
https://funded-trader.com/2019/01/23/interview-with-earn2trades-founder-ryan-masten/
We are very proud of what we are doing at Earn2Trade and we will continue to grow and provide the best and most competitive experience for our students and Gauntlet™ candidates. While there may be some in the industry who are out to provide an environment where individuals can get "scammed", we are providing a great opportunity for traders while we look for the best talent. I'm not ashamed to make money from that.
I have reached 28,03% profit ($7008,24) with a draw down of just 3,89% and i received $25,000, 80% split with 10% draw down, so i don't know what kind of numbers you need to generate to receive 20% draw down but it seems like very few traders will actually get the 20% DD.
Congrats on the 3.89 DD, is this the norm for your model or was it streak of winners?