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Trading futures through prop firms have become (and are becoming, rightfully so, way more popular). Why risk your own money when you can put very little of your own money at risk with extremely impressive upside potential? As more and more day traders are realizing this, especially those who are handcuffed by the dreaded pattern day trader rule in stocks and options when they find out that futures trading has zero pattern day trader rule, they are choosing to ditch their former strategies and step into prop firm futures trading. I have quickly learned that there is “strategy within strategy” when it comes to how to best operate using prop firms. While it is absolutely true each prop firm has their own rules and approaches to funding traders, it is also true that there are some general guidelines and rules that apply across the board. Once you understand these general guidelines and concepts, you’ll begin to understand certain areas where you are at risk of wasting your money. One of these areas is what I address in the video. Due to the general structure of how prop firms work, there will be times where it makes very good sense to get extra aggressive in your trading. Let me show you what I mean and help ensure you are not spending your money to put yourself at a disadvantage.
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