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As for their quality the early iterations of the first one, MES and FuturesProfile weren't positive but that doesn't necessarily mean One Up is bad.
Earn2Trade are new to the market but they did a webinar here a week or so back.
You do not win as a trader, you just get to play again the next day. If that game doesn’t appeal to you then you should not trade. Gary Norden
There also is Savius Trader, however there is not much information on their website or to be found online.
The interesting thing about Savius is that they will refund your initial fee if you pass the challenge.
If you from NYC and you want grow together with prof. traders you can look on SMB Futures.
Tryout cost: 325$
Profit split: 50%
I think for remotely this rule worse then in TST. How i told before it best prop with real desk.
Thats a great way to get your foot in the door in their firm. they are very selective and have a very high work ethic from the books I read. Although it is quite expensive what they charge and the profit split isnt great. Just to be in their culture, its probably worth it.
Understanding yourself is just as important as understanding markets.
I noticed that none of these funding firms use the CQG feed, only Rythmic. As a result none of the firms support the MT5 platform. Anyone noticed otherwise?
TST uses CQG only for their TSTrader (which is a white-label platform from Tradovate) and the broker is of course also Tradovate). The only broker I know, which allows MT5 is AMP and AMP isn't a TST broker.
