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Goshawk Trades

78,226 views • 3 months ago

The prop firm industry was born to solve a real problem: give skilled traders capital to trade with when they don't have it. (read this to the end, we have something big for you 👇) But somewhere down the road it turned into building a system with rules so tight and absurd that 98% of traders fail, so firms could keep profiting from the challenge fees paid upfront. If you're reading this, don't pretend it never happened to you, or someone you know. Working for days, weeks, sometimes months, just to get a payout denied for the most absurd excuse. The reason that happens is simple: most prop firms simulate your trades, they don't execute them. Your profits are a cost to them. So the whole model is engineered to make you fail. We asked ourselves: if that many payouts are being denied, it means there are more profitable traders out there than the industry wants you to believe. So we took everything wrong with this industry and fixed it. Here's what we built: 1/ Real Market Execution. Instant Payouts. Your trades hit the real market. Not a simulation. You make $100 profit and want to withdraw it immediately? You can. Instantly, with no waiting period, or absurd excuses. Ah, if you were about to ask, there's no daily cap either. 2/ Zero Restrictive Rules at Funded Stage. No daily drawdown, consistency rules, or other absurd ones. Those rules only exist at evaluation stage, to assess whether you can manage risk properly or not. Once funded, they're gone. Trade freely. 3/ A Monthly Salary. Just for Being Funded. ATS Funded is still the only prop firm paying a monthly retainer to its traders. 1% of your account balance, every month, regardless of whether you're up, down, or flat. A bad month means stress, and stress means bad decisions. The salary is there so a bad month doesn't interfere with your strategy. So, what now? If you made it this far, we built this for you, and a gift is waiting in the pinned comment below. Stop trading with your own capital when you can trade with ours. Get Funded 👉 Video Breakdown 👉

The prop firm industry was born to solve a real problem: give skilled traders capital to trade with when they don't have it. (read this to the end, we have something big for you 👇) But somewhere down the road it turned into building a system with rules so tight and absurd that 98% of traders fail, so firms could keep profiting from the challenge fees paid upfront. If you're reading this, don't pretend it never happened to you, or someone you know. Working for days, weeks, sometimes months, just to get a payout denied for the most absurd excuse. The reason that happens is simple: most prop firms simulate your trades, they don't execute them. Your profits are a cost to them. So the whole model is engineered to make you fail. We asked ourselves: if that many payouts are being denied, it means there are more profitable traders out there than the industry wants you to believe. So we took everything wrong with this industry and fixed it. Here's what we built: 1/ Real Market Execution. Instant Payouts. Your trades hit the real market. Not a simulation. You make $100 profit and want to withdraw it immediately? You can. Instantly, with no waiting period, or absurd excuses. Ah, if you were about to ask, there's no daily cap either. 2/ Zero Restrictive Rules at Funded Stage. No daily drawdown, consistency rules, or other absurd ones. Those rules only exist at evaluation stage, to assess whether you can manage risk properly or not. Once funded, they're gone. Trade freely. 3/ A Monthly Salary. Just for Being Funded. ATS Funded is still the only prop firm paying a monthly retainer to its traders. 1% of your account balance, every month, regardless of whether you're up, down, or flat. A bad month means stress, and stress means bad decisions. The salary is there so a bad month doesn't interfere with your strategy. So, what now? If you made it this far, we built this for you, and a gift is waiting in the pinned comment below. Stop trading with your own capital when you can trade with ours. Get Funded 👉 Video Breakdown 👉

FUNDEX

162,304 views • 5 months ago

Qullamaggie on Don’t Have Lots of Commitments When Starting to Trade “If you’re starting out trading, it’s a very hard thing, you know. Becoming a successful trader takes a lot. Most people I know who started trading and actually became successful began in their twenties or somewhere in their thirties. And most of them were single and had no kids when they started out. But once you’re profitable, it doesn’t really matter anymore because you don’t have to put in the same intense effort. Then it doesn’t matter if you have kids or a family — you can make it work anyway once you’re consistently profitable. When you’re just starting out, though, you better not have a lot of other major commitments. Because it’s probably going to be a very hard thing to do. Honestly, trying to learn trading while you already have kids and all that… oh man, I wouldn’t have become a successful trader if I had kids when I started out. No way.”

Qullamaggie on Don’t Have Lots of Commitments When Starting to Trade “If you’re starting out trading, it’s a very hard thing, you know. Becoming a successful trader takes a lot. Most people I know who started trading and actually became successful began in their twenties or somewhere in their thirties. And most of them were single and had no kids when they started out. But once you’re profitable, it doesn’t really matter anymore because you don’t have to put in the same intense effort. Then it doesn’t matter if you have kids or a family — you can make it work anyway once you’re consistently profitable. When you’re just starting out, though, you better not have a lot of other major commitments. Because it’s probably going to be a very hard thing to do. Honestly, trying to learn trading while you already have kids and all that… oh man, I wouldn’t have become a successful trader if I had kids when I started out. No way.”

Lone

13,416 views • 6 months ago