If that was the case futures would ve getting hemmed up as well. Soon as i saw all these tick tockish kids introduce another white label firm every other day i knew this was right around the corner.
Even if traders move massively to futures props they will shut them down. The problem with USA and Canada is they don't want any mf to be making money.
Once I found out about prop firms, like my friend says, "It's a day job killer". It allows the regular joe to have the ability to manage a large account for a monthly fee. You have qualifications you need to pass before you can go live, which is completely reasonable. Proving to prop firms that you can make money for a monthly fee vs. using your own capital is a no brainer and a game changer.
I keep seeing people say this but last I checked, Euro has no spreads on most brokers. You cant even fraction your contract sizes in Futures.. but hey good luck
@@GrizzTrades Fair, just checked that out. Thanks. The commissions are still terrible but if the usa has their foot on your neck... you gotta do what you gotta do. (If you want to stay and play their bs games forever) There are countries that dont shake the bag on their citizens every other month... and over charge for everything. Just a thought.
@@GrizzTrades is it right most of highly regulated futures brokerage won't offer a high leveraged product trading account just like forex broker did (e.g 1:100-1:500 leverage) bro?
im actually not sure if it is illegal for US firms to trade CFDs as long as they are licensed. see, i'm not actually trading CFDs. i'm trading demo accounts with CFD data on it. theres nothing illegal about that. if the prop firm chooses to A book my demo trades, they probably can do this as they are licensed to trade CFDs. I am not the one trading
Brother. I appreciate you always supporting my videos with great comments. I thought the same thing, but the CFD prop is acting like a proxy B-broker. They take the opposite of your trades, in the eyes of the CFTC if you look at the MFF document. Instead of separating the prop-firm and the broker, they club them together as one service. So they aren't looking at Funding Pips and their B-book broker as two separate entities reaching into the U.S. They are looking at them together. I agree that we should be able to pay our fee and trade the data. The problem is U.S. regulators are not buying this idea.
@@abdullahrasheed Got it. I suppose it all comes down to how things are being interpreted legaly. For certain FTMO is acting in the manner you're describing. but i'm not sure all of them are. Maybe FTMO needs to open a US shop where there is a clear separation of concerns
The biggest thing holding me back from going all in on futures prop firms is that they don't really allow swing trading. I typically hold trades for 1-3 days and I suck at scalping the short term timeframes. If I transition to futures it means I will probably have to either modify my strategy to fit within those confines or I'd have to learn a completely new scalping strategy.
Would love to hear your thoughts on DX trade. I see they are have one of their headquarters in New Jersey. Why are they allowing prop firms? Wouldn’t that jeopardize their operations? (But then again many of the prop firms using that still aren’t onboarding new USA clients) Some people are chatting saying this has to do with metaquotes being Russian and the USA not wanting money going into Russia. This sounds farfetched to me, but I find it weird that DX trade isn’t under more scrutiny…maybe it’s because it’s a smaller company and the USA is going for the big dogs first. Right now I’m ashamed to be a U.S. citizen….”land of the free” my ass
My original thought is that it may be too small of an operation at this point. I’m not sure though. Think about this. OANDA is a licensed broker and they provide services to US clients. They opened an eval-firm but don’t offer it to US clients.
Abdullah, hopefully you'll make this purpose your "mission"! This (Futures trading) is THE most important transition facing ALL US citizen traders at the moment whether it's realized or not. Looking forward to all of your new videos regarding everything about this.
Oanda has started a prop firm so I don't think prop firms are going anywhere. We just have to research and deal with the ones who have been around for a while and are not acting as their own broker 😒
Yeah prop firms aren’t going anywhere…. except for in the US 🤣 I’m going to get my dual citizenship to work around that since I only trade forex crosses since futures don’t offer forex pairs, just individual currencies
@@jamesvalencia3068 so you’re trying to evade taxes? That’s literally the solution everyone has given me and it’s the most irresponsible one because it has the biggest risk. If for any reason the USA finds out, the penalty is hefty + jail time. Not worth it for me, and I have 3 citizenships.
These futures prop firms are more designed for the trader to fail due to having to close trades by end of day. And it’s still a demo account at that. Most of the funded traders eventually lost or will ultimately lose their account with their drawdown rules. I think sooner or later they will be shut down or regulated as well.
Aye check out Funding Traders bro and could you drop a vid about it, the CEO has a YT channel where he was explaining this was going to happen and they're accepting US clients
Yes they’re still on boarding US clients and said they aren’t at risk because their broker apparently has a strong relationship with MetaQuotes. I’m still skeptical about buying more challenges though
I never traded before. What's wrong with US regulated stuff? Why nobody want to use the US regulated stuff? You make slower money, less money, or both?
Futures sounds good man in theory, try them and you cant chose the right risk with contracts, if you trade Micros, or Minis, if you want to risk 50$ it will either be 30$ or 70$. You cant trade forex crosspair, like GBPJPY or EURNZD for example. There are many negatives too, if your not in the US, keep trading CFD, if your in the US, maybe consider it for legal reasons. Also holding trades over night is not recommend with futures. I am saying this because i trades futures for 1 year now and Recently switched back to CFD’s. Also Im not in the US
Awesome video, I already move to Futures prop firm, it’s cheaper and easier than FX in my humble opinion . Am so glad I did. Thanks for informing others…
Easier?? They have trailing drawdown, and even worse some of them have intraday trailing DD meaning that you could be up on the day but if you lose the set amount that's it. Imagine being up 5% losing 3% afterwards and losing an account that you still have 2% profit on
Yeah future prop firms are more designed for failure. You are still trading a demo futures account. I believe regulation will soon rock the future prop industry as well
Bro, maintain a reasonalable distance from your camera, your videos seems like you are so close to yoru camera and sitting right on screen lol. just a suggestion. Nice content btw. thanks
just had a chance to finish the webinar and it was awesome loved the content sad though I missed out on the xcelerator but hoping there will be a next time. very interested in learning from one of the best out there your channel is 🔥 thanx for always doing your best to help us all to reach our financial freedom goals and for educating us I can imagine how much research you have to do in order to provide us with all the gems. I appreciate you n all you do🙏🏽 stay blessed!
Also the future prop firm have a 20% rule you can not make more than 20% of your total profit in single trade so imagine getting a 1:3 with a 1% they will denied your payout with the hidden rule that they all have 😪
That’s not true where you getting that? SOME firms have a consistency rule and it’s based on DAILY profit not a single trade and you still get paid but have to hit less than 30%
@@Kloutkulture yes you are right is base on trading days but you still can not make more than 30% of total profit in a single day so if you make 1k in a single day and your total profit is 2k you won’t get pay according to their rules and regulation in the contract
@@theofficiallifeofnjay3129 no that’s not right. If you make more in one day that day just doesn’t count but the remaining does. That rule is only with apex anyways
you can make more but you may have to keep trading before requesting a payout to equalize the consistency. If you risk your entire account one day and win don't expect to be paid out trading small size afterwards...
@@theofficiallifeofnjay3129 I’ve been with them for at least 6 months now funded and paid. You have to make your balanace higher so that part doesn’t get counted but if you just trade normally it won’t matter much as you need 10 trading days before a payout.
If I am good at trading forex, which does have regulated brokers in the US, are there options for eval firms that will just exclude CFDs? I have reached multiple large payouts with currency pairs. I've back tested SPX with support and resistance as well as filling gaps after this video, but it feels more uncertain than my strategy for forex.
Brother. I'm sorry to let you down but all forex transactions through our favorite prop-firms are CFD (Contracts For Difference) transactions. If you say EURUSD will go up, the market maker on the other side enters into a contract with you. You will earn or lose the difference from your initial entry.
@@abdullahrasheed Thank you for your insight. From what I understand I can still use my personal CFTC regulated Forex broker, but I will look into future firms for building capital.
@@abdullahrasheedit's an interesting space. very gray. idk if i'd call FX CFDs but FX is deff an OTC, off exchange, instrument that we trade via RFED/FCM and not directly with "liquidity"
I would like to know why cfds are the problem. Yet they allow stock options which are even more risky to trade since they have a time component. It seems like the system is rigged for the rich.
It pains me I won’t be able to attend the free webinar because I will be flying across the country this weekend and at 11am I’ll be in the air, is it possible that this in any way this is recorded?
Lets get something clear U.S. resident can trade Forex just have to us a US Regulated Broker. The Prop Firms are were not regulated and neither were their Brokers. So a lot of things being said here a False. They are not prop frims so you have to use your own money but you can trade FOREX.
What bugs me about US futures prop firms is that some countries outside the US are banned from trading with any of them bc of being part the US govt. "black list", so it's illegal for them to business with us. It's the complete reverse situation, so we're only left with trading futures with a personal brokerage account, like AMP i.e.
@@out-of-pocketexperienceyeah, because it’s crazy. Everybody is trying to make it, and there are set backs each time. Might as well go live with regulated and unregulated brokers just to make it. The forex funder, not sure what they are doing and my account just say invalid account (phase 1). I think their migrating to dxtrade since they are with thinkmarkets. I got to go live too.
Hello bro Recently relocated to the U.S, I've been finding it really difficult to trade beacuse of the strict rules and restrictions. Which broker do you recommend I use that can provide me a free hand to trade?
hello i seen your comment on a think media vedio. that they helped you grow your channel or it might have been film booth . but could you explain how you did this>? and how do you write your scripts better and faster?
In my humble opinion, I don’t know. My thoughts are that, they’d have to follow US regulatory rules and get licensed. It’s hard for such a large company such as FTMO to provide service in U.S. jurisdiction without following US laws in my opinion. This is not financial advice.
the problem is usa not these prop firms. usa clearly said that won't protect retail traders.they just wanna keep the market within Wall Street
No prop firms caused the issue which led to USA taking action. Many firms are straight scams
It's not about protection it's about taxation you don't get it yet it's all about money
If that was the case futures would ve getting hemmed up as well. Soon as i saw all these tick tockish kids introduce another white label firm every other day i knew this was right around the corner.
@@quintonmaldonado8368 but futures is fully regulated forex is not
Even if traders move massively to futures props they will shut them down. The problem with USA and Canada is they don't want any mf to be making money.
Yall really think thd US care about u getting scammed? This is deeper than that...
Once I found out about prop firms, like my friend says, "It's a day job killer". It allows the regular joe to have the ability to manage a large account for a monthly fee. You have qualifications you need to pass before you can go live, which is completely reasonable. Proving to prop firms that you can make money for a monthly fee vs. using your own capital is a no brainer and a game changer.
People will be going from Ftmo leaderboards to McDonald's
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Bro. Your comments always leave me ROFL
Don't adapt to change and that's the only option you'll give yourself!
Futures is good to go and no crazy spreads like Forex
I keep seeing people say this but last I checked, Euro has no spreads on most brokers. You cant even fraction your contract sizes in Futures.. but hey good luck
@@DeshawnJahbril I trade futures. If you trade ES or NQ you can use micros instead of minis. That’s your fraction there
@@GrizzTrades Fair, just checked that out. Thanks. The commissions are still terrible but if the usa has their foot on your neck... you gotta do what you gotta do. (If you want to stay and play their bs games forever)
There are countries that dont shake the bag on their citizens every other month... and over charge for everything. Just a thought.
@@GrizzTrades is it right most of highly regulated futures brokerage won't offer a high leveraged product trading account just like forex broker did (e.g 1:100-1:500 leverage) bro?
Ever since I found your channel I’ve learned so much, probably the only ethical and real dude on the UA-cam trading space
Chill man
@@Milliano_xo looks like a bot comment.
@@YOU-my5jg I ain’t no bot goofy
im actually not sure if it is illegal for US firms to trade CFDs as long as they are licensed. see, i'm not actually trading CFDs. i'm trading demo accounts with CFD data on it. theres nothing illegal about that. if the prop firm chooses to A book my demo trades, they probably can do this as they are licensed to trade CFDs. I am not the one trading
Brother. I appreciate you always supporting my videos with great comments. I thought the same thing, but the CFD prop is acting like a proxy B-broker. They take the opposite of your trades, in the eyes of the CFTC if you look at the MFF document. Instead of separating the prop-firm and the broker, they club them together as one service. So they aren't looking at Funding Pips and their B-book broker as two separate entities reaching into the U.S. They are looking at them together. I agree that we should be able to pay our fee and trade the data. The problem is U.S. regulators are not buying this idea.
@@abdullahrasheed Got it. I suppose it all comes down to how things are being interpreted legaly.
For certain FTMO is acting in the manner you're describing. but i'm not sure all of them are. Maybe FTMO needs to open a US shop where there is a clear separation of concerns
The biggest thing holding me back from going all in on futures prop firms is that they don't really allow swing trading. I typically hold trades for 1-3 days and I suck at scalping the short term timeframes. If I transition to futures it means I will probably have to either modify my strategy to fit within those confines or I'd have to learn a completely new scalping strategy.
@@abdullahrasheed I signed up for your webinar. I would definitely love to hear your ideas on this!
Yes they do they have a swing trade option you can choose I swing trade too broski
@MythMethuselah I am in the US so I can't use FTMO.
Can’t you swing trade with FTMO, Funded Engineer, Funding pips ? ....
You can just re enter the position again without missing much. The contract fees to re enter aint that serious if you know youre a profitable trader.
Would love to hear your thoughts on DX trade. I see they are have one of their headquarters in New Jersey. Why are they allowing prop firms? Wouldn’t that jeopardize their operations? (But then again many of the prop firms using that still aren’t onboarding new USA clients)
Some people are chatting saying this has to do with metaquotes being Russian and the USA not wanting money going into Russia. This sounds farfetched to me, but I find it weird that DX trade isn’t under more scrutiny…maybe it’s because it’s a smaller company and the USA is going for the big dogs first.
Right now I’m ashamed to be a U.S. citizen….”land of the free” my ass
My original thought is that it may be too small of an operation at this point. I’m not sure though. Think about this. OANDA is a licensed broker and they provide services to US clients. They opened an eval-firm but don’t offer it to US clients.
@@abdullahrasheed Great point about Oanda! Thanks for sharing your insight 🙏
I left Fx for Futures props and they’ve been around over a decade. NQ, GC is all I need
I know some one who did the same
My man. You representing for the scalpers I see you.
@@abdullahrasheed Yes sir! I’m going to work on better RRR though because I believe once that is mastered it’s less stressful than high win rate 💪
Abdullah, hopefully you'll make this purpose your "mission"! This (Futures trading) is THE most important transition facing ALL US citizen traders at the moment whether it's realized or not. Looking forward to all of your new videos regarding everything about this.
This is a big blow for traders in the US, especially if they rely on simulation accounts.
One issue with Futures props is the overall drawdown is about 1/3 of Forex prop firms, so you have to adjust your risk way down
Yea but in funded account once you make 100 dollars it stops trailing
Thanks for looking out for the community man.
When you log into your trading account the brokers goal is to take money from you. More regulations equals more government control and taxes.
The failure rate of traders is 95%. I wonder what the failure rates of brokers are hahahaha
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I'm coming to Somalia bro. The horn is a beautiful place.
Go to Dubai Bro!!! 🤩✌️
Greetings from Germany..
I know of a company though they're expensive, but us clients could try. Maverick
Oanda has started a prop firm so I don't think prop firms are going anywhere. We just have to research and deal with the ones who have been around for a while and are not acting as their own broker 😒
they still don't allow US clients though
The OANDA eval-firm doesn't allow U.S. clients so that is a sign of where things are headed. OANDA is more established than FTMO.
@@abdullahrasheeddamnnn i didnt know that…. I’m switching to futures already
Yeah prop firms aren’t going anywhere…. except for in the US 🤣
I’m going to get my dual citizenship to work around that since I only trade forex crosses since futures don’t offer forex pairs, just individual currencies
@@jamesvalencia3068 so you’re trying to evade taxes? That’s literally the solution everyone has given me and it’s the most irresponsible one because it has the biggest risk. If for any reason the USA finds out, the penalty is hefty + jail time. Not worth it for me, and I have 3 citizenships.
Everything happens for a reason. Just go with the flow. When is the dat for the webinar ?
FTMO might start their own brokerage and I’m assuming it will compete with oanda in the US
These futures prop firms are more designed for the trader to fail due to having to close trades by end of day. And it’s still a demo account at that. Most of the funded traders eventually lost or will ultimately lose their account with their drawdown rules. I think sooner or later they will be shut down or regulated as well.
They’ll just have trade locker as an option instead on only MT4 and mt5
Moving to South Africa asap. High regulated leverage too 😂😂😂
And why would anyone trade a CFD? Trade futures at least price is regulated. CFD broker technically controls price which is scary
If you are a serious trader its best for you to move to 3rd world countries
I love the detail in your video. The quality is top notch and the info youre dishing is superbly. Thank you.
Aye check out Funding Traders bro and could you drop a vid about it, the CEO has a YT channel where he was explaining this was going to happen and they're accepting US clients
I’ll check it out.
Yes they’re still on boarding US clients and said they aren’t at risk because their broker apparently has a strong relationship with MetaQuotes. I’m still skeptical about buying more challenges though
fundingtraders?
@@rightangle4
@@rightangle4😂 sounds like delusion
I was scared a bit but I literally only trade gold so I’m cool with the change. And thank you bro now I’m going to topstep or apex. I appreciated you.
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Which one is better for scalping? Apex or TopStep?
I never traded before. What's wrong with US regulated stuff? Why nobody want to use the US regulated stuff? You make slower money, less money, or both?
There are alternatives, such as futures trading, which is still legal in the US. I am considering switching to futures to preserve my funding.
Futures sounds good man in theory, try them and you cant chose the right risk with contracts, if you trade Micros, or Minis, if you want to risk 50$ it will either be 30$ or 70$. You cant trade forex crosspair, like GBPJPY or EURNZD for example. There are many negatives too, if your not in the US, keep trading CFD, if your in the US, maybe consider it for legal reasons. Also holding trades over night is not recommend with futures. I am saying this because i trades futures for 1 year now and Recently switched back to CFD’s. Also Im not in the US
Awesome video, I already move to Futures prop firm, it’s cheaper and easier than FX in my humble opinion . Am so glad I did. Thanks for informing others…
Great to hear its working out for you.
Easier?? They have trailing drawdown, and even worse some of them have intraday trailing DD meaning that you could be up on the day but if you lose the set amount that's it.
Imagine being up 5% losing 3% afterwards and losing an account that you still have 2% profit on
Yeah future prop firms are more designed for failure. You are still trading a demo futures account. I believe regulation will soon rock the future prop industry as well
but do we pay the monthly fees?
@@Metaskriptz Trading demo isnt the issue and not against the law. Also not all firms keep you in demo. TopStep takes traders live.
Gotta become fluid and trade whatever is available 😢
Anybody know which firms allow copying and what copier to use
You should make a video on the top 5 future prop firms
Yes please!!
If you’re “good” just do options
Bro, maintain a reasonalable distance from your camera, your videos seems like you are so close to yoru camera and sitting right on screen lol. just a suggestion.
Nice content btw. thanks
just had a chance to finish the webinar and it was awesome loved the content sad though I missed out on the xcelerator but hoping there will be a next time. very interested in learning from one of the best out there your channel is 🔥 thanx for always doing your best to help us all to reach our financial freedom goals and for educating us I can imagine how much research you have to do in order to provide us with all the gems. I appreciate you n all you do🙏🏽
stay blessed!
Also the future prop firm have a 20% rule you can not make more than 20% of your total profit in single trade so imagine getting a 1:3 with a 1% they will denied your payout with the hidden rule that they all have 😪
That’s not true where you getting that? SOME firms have a consistency rule and it’s based on DAILY profit not a single trade and you still get paid but have to hit less than 30%
@@Kloutkulture yes you are right is base on trading days but you still can not make more than 30% of total profit in a single day so if you make 1k in a single day and your total profit is 2k you won’t get pay according to their rules and regulation in the contract
@@theofficiallifeofnjay3129 no that’s not right. If you make more in one day that day just doesn’t count but the remaining does. That rule is only with apex anyways
you can make more but you may have to keep trading before requesting a payout to equalize the consistency. If you risk your entire account one day and win don't expect to be paid out trading small size afterwards...
@@theofficiallifeofnjay3129 I’ve been with them for at least 6 months now funded and paid. You have to make your balanace higher so that part doesn’t get counted but if you just trade normally it won’t matter much as you need 10 trading days before a payout.
Who was the trader with 15 years milking props
Was the futures webinar you did recorded? would like to view it. we missed it.
most hard thing in future prob is Equity drawdown
Shame on USA
Its more like the "American Nightmare"
What are your thoughts on Nova or Kortana ? Do they still accept U.S clients ?
I’ve never used them. I hope they continue to accept us.
Bro , please shave your beard.
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Thanks for making this video, I'm doing so well in my demo account and I'm finally ready to dive into an eval, and this is so frustrating
Did you ever settle on a prop firm?
where do we sign up for your futures class
In the description of the video. 💯🙏🏾
What about oanda labs. Do you think it could be good for us clients?
only if they accepted US clients
If I am good at trading forex, which does have regulated brokers in the US, are there options for eval firms that will just exclude CFDs? I have reached multiple large payouts with currency pairs. I've back tested SPX with support and resistance as well as filling gaps after this video, but it feels more uncertain than my strategy for forex.
Brother. I'm sorry to let you down but all forex transactions through our favorite prop-firms are CFD (Contracts For Difference) transactions. If you say EURUSD will go up, the market maker on the other side enters into a contract with you. You will earn or lose the difference from your initial entry.
@@abdullahrasheed Thank you for your insight. From what I understand I can still use my personal CFTC regulated Forex broker, but I will look into future firms for building capital.
@@abdullahrasheedit's an interesting space. very gray. idk if i'd call FX CFDs but FX is deff an OTC, off exchange, instrument that we trade via RFED/FCM and not directly with "liquidity"
Any prop firms who allow US BASED clients to do swing trading and holding a postion over the weekend etc
How do you copy trades using futures? I have not been able to copy trades from different brokers even though I use Tradovate for both of them.
I would like to know why cfds are the problem. Yet they allow stock options which are even more risky to trade since they have a time component. It seems like the system is rigged for the rich.
They definitely want to keep money flowing in a certain direction.
yes, fuck cfd, futures are better
you're a smart brother man! dope vid!
I'm learning so much in this channel
what about firms that are still accepting US clients like The funded Trader and a bunch other..?
They are quiet and I’m not sure why. I’m hoping they all are allowed to remain in business.
@@abdullahrasheed😂 Angelo might be sweating
When is the Webinar? I signed up for it but no mentions of when it starts.
You'll receive another email. Sunday, February 25
no buffer zones on futures firms like alpha futures is also useful bro
Trade futures problem solved
Does anyone know a work around? Like obtaining citizenship in other countries or work visas to where you can open accounts with prop firms.
There are always different ways. Ask their support team about what you have to provide as an individual or business to meet criteria of KYC or KYB
It pains me I won’t be able to attend the free webinar because I will be flying across the country this weekend and at 11am I’ll be in the air, is it possible that this in any way this is recorded?
Lets get something clear U.S. resident can trade Forex just have to us a US Regulated Broker. The Prop Firms are were not regulated and neither were their Brokers. So a lot of things being said here a False. They are not prop frims so you have to use your own money but you can trade FOREX.
Hi can plz make beginners course for Indian people from crash who want to learn dear
U have a program to get funded with futures
I love this talk. You're a true professional. I admire your approach and mindset.
I think another solution for US traders is to get a second citizenship
Yep
Just trade FUTURES 😊
Thanks for the video! I just signed up but when is it? where's the link to the webinar?
Why the love of forex ?
Seems that props in forex space always has problems
What bugs me about US futures prop firms is that some countries outside the US are banned from trading with any of them bc of being part the US govt. "black list", so it's illegal for them to business with us.
It's the complete reverse situation, so we're only left with trading futures with a personal brokerage account, like AMP i.e.
What issues do traders from other countries have for example the uk or only the usa will be affected to this issues with prop firm?
I know you didn’t ask me but the UK & Canada is concerned they going to be next but likely not since it’s just a CFD problem in the US
@@mathisleyenda8724if that happens I'm moving to Thailand
apex trader isn't a great alternative, and doesn't offer balance based drawdown. good luck
funding pips is back on us traders
is the webinar gonna be recorded and able to be accessed somewhere after? I signed up but I might not be able to make it
We will have a replay episode.
@@abdullahrasheed good looking brudda
The 5ers is still accepting for now but will be releasing an update for new US clients “very soon” according to 5ers support agents
They just stopped accepting yesterday
@@FXM3 yep, I’m just going to trade a live account. I don’t care for any of the remaining prop firms
@@out-of-pocketexperience yep me too I gave up on prop firms, I was so close to a pay out with FTMO and they yanked the opportunity.
@@out-of-pocketexperienceyeah, because it’s crazy. Everybody is trying to make it, and there are set backs each time. Might as well go live with regulated and unregulated brokers just to make it. The forex funder, not sure what they are doing and my account just say invalid account (phase 1). I think their migrating to dxtrade since they are with thinkmarkets. I got to go live too.
So, whats going to happen when they ban us from using offshore trading. Now what?? People wont be making that $6000 im 15 minutes anymore.
Amazing video sir def switching to futures trading
solution - Funding Traders
Hello bro
Recently relocated to the U.S, I've been finding it really difficult to trade beacuse of the strict rules and restrictions.
Which broker do you recommend I use that can provide me a free hand to trade?
Is trading Futures Halal?
Hi, I came across your search for a video editor. Can you please let me know where I can send my portfolio?
hello i seen your comment on a think media vedio. that they helped you grow your channel or it might have been film booth . but could you explain how you did this>? and how do you write your scripts better and faster?
I followed film booth’s advice directly from his video. I would recommend following all his videos and all of his advice
when is the webinar?
This Sunday. Fill out the form in the description and we will send you the details.
Problems create opportunities 👑
Just get a personal account
What a beautiful video . Appreciate it king ! Great leader
Remain Resilient. Stay Adaptable. We are traders... this is what we do.
Thanks for this video bro! Keep it up
Wouldn't it be easier to renounce US citizenship?
What are my using prop firm for if I leave in US I will ju save mony
my fav forex channel. keep up the good work
How about OANDA? Just trade normally?
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Recording of the CFD > Futures webinar? Signed up via the link in this video description, but nothing happened. Really excited to see it!! Thanks!
I still love forex lol
Do I have to pay a monthly fee on futures prop firms akhi?
Please make reel about prop firm metaquotes license
It's remember me the fox and grapes story 😅
Do you think cfd firms like ftmo, 5ers and funding pips etc will make a come back in the US after some time?
In my humble opinion, I don’t know. My thoughts are that, they’d have to follow US regulatory rules and get licensed. It’s hard for such a large company such as FTMO to provide service in U.S. jurisdiction without following US laws in my opinion. This is not financial advice.
Very straightforward...