Quote from marketsurfer:
I know for a fact prop firms teach real edge. I'm talking about real prop firms that profit when you profit and not churn/ burn shops. Structural edge such as routing, dark pool access, etc and the tactics that go along with real edge is generally not portable back into retail. It may eventually filter down but by that time the prop firm is another 3 steps ahead.
Why is it not portable back into retail? You think there aren't any wealthy retail people who could mimic the whole operation? And if you say 'no', then the competitors would surely like to learn every detail of the operation and set up shop next door, so to speak.
That kind of business model is unsustainable and unrealistic, you can stay 3 steps ahead for a while but eventually you'd be eaten alive.
You might "know" some shops but I think you don't understand how their operation works or what their real edge is. In 1985 you might've been right, automation was almost nowhere back then.
