seeking prop firm 2k-3k deposit
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Just practice on SIM. 2k deposit... you will either not make anything or likely blow out very honestly.
Your time is best spent backtesting or observing the market if thats all you are willing to risk.
All the best.
No Prop Firm Accept less than 5K account except World trade securities . I know they open account with even $ 1500
I dont think you should consider them at all, because i dont think they have a good review and there all alot of negative comments about them.
from the other side, what do you think you can acheive with 2 to 3K account , lets say you get 30 to 60 K buying power. with a max stopl loss of 100-500 $ per day!
So i suggest you if you dont have enough capital dont think of openning any account and save your money
But in case that you want to go ahead with your plan you might consider the following. Just call them your self and negotiate , show them your previous trading history you might be lucky and one ogf them open an account with 2K to 3K
T3 Capital , solid firm http://t3live.com/ Min account requirement 5K
SMB capital Good people http://www.smbtraining.com/ you have to pay them 7K to 10 K . they implement lots of restrictions but this is for your own good ,
Star alliance capital they use Black wood , part of dimension good people http://www.staralliancecapital.com/dimensiontrading/
Min account is 5K
coastaltrade http://coastaltrade.com/ you might be able to open an account with them less than 5K not that solid as others but hey for 3K account no solid firm will get you
good luck
While by no means prop trading, you might take a look at the ES E-mini or NADEX spreads. However, if you just want to get around PDT and need leverage, either of those options may be attractive. You might also look into MBTrading's Forex offering. Note, that is probably not enough by any means to trade the futures, I think 7k-15k would be minimum for day trading and most places require 5k to open account. However, I think either NADEX or MBTrading's Forex might be a good fit for you.
Agree... but the vast majority of traders will lose $$... this is how they hedge the losses from those traders. It also weeds out those that are not serious about trading. If I ran a prop firm I would charge a deposit for sure... I would probably also give it back after the trader has proven themselves...