Updated list of prop trading firms - US stocks

[FuturePropTrader]

Hi,

I'm interested in knowing what are the currently reputable equity prop trading firms with a capital contribution requirement in exchange for X amount of buying power. I'm not interested in futures/forex nor the trading challenge model offered by many companies.

Going through past threads it seems that many of these capital contribution prop firms tend to come and go. I'm aware of the regulated prop firms available in the US. If you know of any firms that are still active worldwide whether it's in Canada or throughout Europe please comment it in this thread.

 

[TrAndy2022]

https://www.smarter.trading/

 

[TrAndy2022]

https://alaricsecurities.com/ (broker with 40:1 intraday and 10:1 overnight leverage, no profit sharing(!))

 

[TrAndy2022]

https://home.try2bfunded.com/ (the best challenge offer for comparison)

 

[TrAndy2022]

IC Markets (CFD broker but here you get the best overnight leverage of 20:1 for 1600 US stocks, with 50% stopout rule, so effective leverage intraday and overnight is then 40:1(!))

 

[FuturePropTrader]

https://www.smarter.trading/

Thank you. These guys look like the perfect solution. My only concern is the lack of info/reviews about them online. Would be great to know of others’ experiences with them.

 

[FuturePropTrader]

https://alaricsecurities.com/ (broker with 40:1 intraday and 10:1 overnight leverage, no profit sharing(!))

Thanks. These guys seem to have a presence on here which gives some credibility. Do you know if there’s a deposit requirement to get the 40:1 intraday? If not too high, this seems like an amazing option.

 

[FuturePropTrader]

https://home.try2bfunded.com/ (the best challenge offer for comparison)

What exactly makes them stand out for you in comparison to other challenge offers? I’ve always been wary of this model but if this is a good choice, I’m interested to hear your thoughts on them.

 

[FuturePropTrader]

IC Markets (CFD broker but here you get the best overnight leverage of 20:1 for 1600 US stocks, with 50% stopout rule, so effective leverage intraday and overnight is then 40:1(!))

In CFD you’re essentially trading against the broker’s interest, right? They tend to have wider spreads too, right? Haven’t looked too much into these in the past but thanks for this recommendation as well.

 

[TrAndy2022]

Thanks. These guys seem to have a presence on here which gives some credibility. Do you know if there’s a deposit requirement to get the 40:1 intraday? If not too high, this seems like an amazing option.

5k for 30:1 and 100k for 40:1