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exactly...for those that have used T4 for several years...or any other platform that has become second nature may say the same thing about migrating to NT or any other platform....
for me personally...T4 or a similar platform is a move backwards...
I am certain there are many out there....pros included..who think otherwise
I was more frustrated with the limitations rather than an inability to adapt....
I asked a question in the Q&A that I wasn't very clear about. Let me try to rephrase.......
I wish I could find the quote that I heard or read somewhere, but let me paraphrase. It went something like this....."If you want to be funded, we obviously have options for that. And if you want to trade your own account, then we have options for that as well".
Maybe I'm just imagining things, but I thought I read that somewhere, in regards to TST. Big Mike, NO I am not wanting to give my money to TST, lol, as you thought I was asking in the AMA. I guess I thought maybe they had some options out there for trading your own money along side their money. I guess if I wanted to trade my own account while trading for TST, then I could just do that on my own.
Anyways, sorry for the confusion and hopefully that clears up my question.
Informative. And filled with good advice about trading that many people will not take (control your losses, manage your risk, don't concentrate on the profits....)
Chrismind- The opportunity at TST is the possibility of getting funded. If you earn a funded account you'll be financially backed by our equity partner - and that trading account will include NO capital contribution on your part.
Obviously, if you want to trade your own personal account, separately, that's fine. But to clarify TST and any of our equity partners will never ask or accept your trading capital.
So as per the new rules vs old rules is this right ----
Old rule 10/20 day minimum out of 30/60 calendar days and you could trade upto a max 30/60 calendar days to meet your profit objective. Essentially you had 30 calendar days to meet your 10 day profit objective.
New rule-you pick 10/20 days minimum out of 30/60 calendar days and any day you trade counts against you and now you have 10 or 20 trading days (you pick) to meet your profit objective.
Is this right ?
Seems like a step backward from traders perspective. If they got it right they had 10 days earlier to complete the profit objective and if it didn't go right they still had the 30 calendar days to get it in order. If they get it right they still have to trade the minimum 10 days like earlier. 20 day seems more like it.