The Best Prop Firm in 2024

The Best Prop Firm in 2024. What are the best prop firms for trading?

Today, I'm diving into the world of proprietary trading to uncover the best prop firm in 2024. This video is a must-watch if you're a trader looking for the top prop firms to consider this year. From forex prop firms to general prop firm trading, I'll guide you through my findings based on extensive prop firm reviews and analysis.

Identifying the Best Prop Firm: I'll start by outlining the criteria I used to determine the best prop firms. This includes factors like trading conditions, profit splits, and support provided to traders.

Top 5 Best Prop Firms: Dive into the top 5 best prop firms for 2024. I've narrowed down this list based on factors like reliability, trader feedback, and overall performance.

Forex Prop Firm Focus: Since many traders are interested in forex, I'll specifically address the best forex prop firm in 2024, discussing what makes it stand out in the crowded forex trading space.

Best Prop Trading Firms: Explore what makes a prop trading firm the best choice for traders. This includes examining their trading platforms, educational resources, and success rates.

5 Best Prop Firms Reviewed: Get insights from my detailed prop firm reviews. I've analyzed and compared the services, benefits, and challenges of these firms to help you make an informed decision.

Prop Firm Challenges and Opportunities: Understand the common prop firm challenges traders face and how the top firms help traders overcome these hurdles.

Prop Firm Review for Beginners: If you're new to prop trading, this section of the video will offer a beginner-friendly prop firm review. Learn what to look for and what to expect when starting with a prop firm.

Best Prop Firms 2023 vs. 2024: See how the best prop firms of 2023 have evolved in 2024, highlighting any new entrants or changes in rankings.

[jaylaarmani]

If you’re risking more than 2% per trade you need to reassess your risk management. It’s for your own good especially if you have a larger account (500k) you shouldn’t be risking $10, 000 per trade anyway

[samueli]

I don’t mind the max 2% per trade rule. However I do think you should lower your profit targets from 10% to 8% and 5% to 4% as many prop firms have an 8% target which is why they’re attractive.

[HySpin]

This review is so detailed and informative! Thank you!

[matthewthompson]

Have been watching your videos throughout the past few months with all the Prop industry issues arising, and I must say I love your no-b.s. approach and transparency. Keep it up.

[paulosergiocamolesi]

What’s the chance of you guys offer MT4 to trade? Thanks

[DedSec]

FTMO don't have this rule "Max 2% loss per trade"
if you guys remove that particular rule you will be more competitive for sure
i don't need props interfering too much on my risk management

[platinumbulletsniper]

Are ‘risk free-scale ins’ allowed? E.g.: I risk 1% on a trade, the trade goes to +3%, SL to BE or +1%/2% and then add into the position with another 1% and then repeat the process until full TP is reached.
Technically I never have more than 1% of risk open even though I do open up 3/4 positions

[Calx]

Forgot to mention "100 percent profit split with purchased addon"

[JeromeKnipe]

can i trade with 2 pip stoploss with funding traders

[yakubudanfillo]

@FundingTraders Hello is a balance base drawdown or an equity base drawdown???

[money_]

I am looking for a prop firm that also trades stocks as FTMO does? I am in the US. FTMO does not accept US account any longer.

[haarp-infamous]

Can one purchase 2 challenges of 500K to trade with 1M?

[lionardo-cabrio]

1. No trading plan: Without a trading plan, you'll be trading blind and will likely make impulsive decisions that lead to losses.
2. Over-leveraging: Using too much leverage can lead to big losses if the market moves against you.
3. Failing to manage risk: Risk management is essential to protecting your capital and should be a part of any trading strategy.
4. Chasing profits: Chasing profits is a common mistake that leads to costly errors. It's better to focus on trading with discipline and patience.
5. Not accepting losses: Accepting losses is a part of trading,

[ilikeyou]

So is 2% drawdpwn balance based or equity based?

[omegabitpro]

Nice to see how you are true to yourself❤

[Mtlbiohacker]

You can use all of them at the same time

[mikkinikki]

The perfect equation for traders: fewer restrictions + higher percentage payout = freedom; not so sure this is the perfect equation for the prop firm but they need to make it so.

[rds]

Thank you for explaining how the 100% trader profit split works.

[FernandoRamirez-tevs]

Thanks for the video sir, I recently lost my ftmo and I’m from the states so I guess I can’t go with them anymore. I love the idea you are putting out here and it would be awesome to work with all of you count me in!

[praveenkarthick]

2%of initial capital or the current capital