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The ICT Student

23 May, 11:45


The ICT Student pinned «Choosing a proprietary trading firm (prop firm) is a significant decision for traders looking to leverage firm capital to maximize their trading potential. Here are key factors to consider: ⤵️»

The ICT Student

23 May, 11:42


11. Exit Strategy

Termination Conditions: Understand the conditions under which the firm can terminate your account.

Withdrawal Conditions
: Be clear on the rules for withdrawing your capital and profits if you decide to leave the firm.

The ICT Student

23 May, 11:42


10. Legal and Regulatory Standing

Regulation: Verify if the firm is regulated and adheres to legal standards in its jurisdiction.

Contract Terms: Carefully read the contract and terms of agreement to understand your rights and obligations.

The ICT Student

23 May, 11:41


9. Community and Support

Mentorship: Some firms offer mentorship or coaching, which can be valuable for developing your skills.

Trader Community: A supportive trader community can provide valuable insights, support, and networking opportunities.

The ICT Student

23 May, 11:40


8. Payout Structure

Frequency: Check how often you can withdraw profits (e.g., weekly, bi-weekly, monthly).

Method
: Ensure the payout methods are convenient for you (e.g., bank transfer, PayPal, cryptocurrency).

The ICT Student

23 May, 11:40


7. Funding Models

Evaluation Programs: Some firms have an evaluation or test phase where you trade a demo account to prove your profitability before being funded.

Instant Funding: Other firms offer instant funding but might come with higher fees or stricter rules.

The ICT Student

23 May, 11:39


6. Risk Management Policies

Risk Parameters: Understand the firm’s risk management policies, such as maximum drawdown limits, daily loss limits, and position size restrictions.

Evaluation Process: Be aware of the evaluation or challenge process to become a funded trader. This often involves meeting specific performance metrics over a set period.

The ICT Student

23 May, 11:38


5. Technology and Platforms

Trading Platform: Ensure the firm offers a reliable and robust trading platform. Compatibility with your trading tools and software is essential.

Execution Speed: Fast and reliable order execution can significantly impact your trading performance.

Support and Resources: Access to educational resources, trading tools, and responsive technical support can be beneficial.

The ICT Student

23 May, 11:37


4. Trading Conditions and Flexibility

Instruments: Ensure the firm allows trading in the markets and instruments you're interested in (e.g., stocks, forex, futures).

Trading Hours: Check if there are restrictions on trading hours, especially if you trade international markets.

Trading Style: Confirm if your trading style (scalping, day trading, swing trading) is allowed and supported.

The ICT Student

23 May, 11:35


3. Profit Split and Fees

Profit Sharing: Examine the profit split arrangement. Common splits are 70/30 or 80/20, but this can vary.

Fees: Be aware of any upfront fees, monthly desk fees, data fees, and other potential charges.

The ICT Student

23 May, 11:34


2. Capital Allocation and Leverage

Capital Provided: Understand how much capital the firm provides. This can vary widely between firms.

Leverage Options: Check the leverage ratios offered. High leverage can amplify both gains and losses.

The ICT Student

23 May, 11:33


1. Reputation and Track Record

Firm's History: Look into the firm's background, longevity, and track record. A well-established firm with a solid reputation is generally more reliable.

Reviews and Testimonials: Read reviews from current and past traders. Platforms like Trustpilot, Glassdoor, and trading forums can provide insights.

The ICT Student

23 May, 11:32


Choosing a proprietary trading firm (prop firm) is a significant decision for traders looking to leverage firm capital to maximize their trading potential.

Here are key factors to consider: ⤵️