legit futures prop firms?

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canoe

Are there any legit futures prop firms that allow you to tryout?

I don't mean to criticize TST or E2T which are sponsors here but I'm looking for a more professional prop organization that would count as a significant plus on a resume if I decide to apply for top-tier trading firms in the future.

So far, I've found SMB futures and Traderdock which seem to fit the bill but I'd appreciate any other recommendations.
 
What you mean by LEGIT! all the one you mention are LEGIT! ( it is another question if the "test fees" are worth it not! or better do sim on your own using same rules and if you succeed then start with your own money etc)
by the way Trderlock is not a funder they are same essentially as E2T , I can;t see a diff.
both pass you on to others "props" if you pass their paid test with flying colors

Trick with all three is the break even of "cost of tests" and your "actual funding"
another thing if you search this category you will see recent posts by the TT rep where he and other mentions diff props some do Futures some do Equity
depends on you
are you exp
do you have the qualifications that True Top are looking for
Where are you based! etc
Few factors to consider
 
canoe said:
Are there any legit futures prop firms that allow you to tryout?

I don't mean to criticize TST or E2T which are sponsors here but I'm looking for a more professional prop organization that would count as a significant plus on a resume if I decide to apply for top-tier trading firms in the future.

So far, I've found SMB futures and Traderdock which seem to fit the bill but I'd appreciate any other recommendations.
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Here is one recent thread started by another trader searching for a prop firm.

https://www.elitetrader.com/et/threads/prop-trading-firms.324940/

Check this thread and others in the "Prop Firms" section of this forum.
 
traderjo said:
By the way Trderlock is not a funder they are same essentially as E2T , I can;t see a diff.
both pass you on to others "props" if you pass their paid test with flying colors.
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True, however i think it can be an advantage to get backed by an actual prop firm over TST for example.
Probably more scale ability and more room for negotiations once you showed your value to the firm.
 
canoe said:
Are there any legit futures prop firms that allow you to tryout?

I don't mean to criticize TST or E2T which are sponsors here but I'm looking for a more professional prop organization that would count as a significant plus on a resume if I decide to apply for top-tier trading firms in the future.

So far, I've found SMB futures and Traderdock which seem to fit the bill but I'd appreciate any other recommendations.
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I’m not aware of “tryouts”. But track records and references will take you very far. If by “legit” you mean a CME registered electronic proprietary trading firm that only risks the firm’s capital and traders are treated as employees - maybe call the CME and ask for a list of CME Rule 106.R. Electronic Corporate Member Firms.
 
bone said:
I’m not aware of “tryouts”. But track records and references will take you very far. If by “legit” you mean a CME registered electronic proprietary trading firm that only risks the firm’s capital and traders are treated as employees - maybe call the CME and ask for a list of CME Rule 106.R. Electronic Corporate Member Firms.
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Do track records under a retail trading account (live, of course) count less than a track record at say, a place like TST?
 
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