Is it good for a newbie trader go for prop-firm

[jaberwock]

Prop firm is risky and not meant for newbie since you are trading with restrictions from the prop firm that you join. You will more pressure on your trades compared if you DIY trade on exchanges that gives you freedom to learn and enjoy profit on your own.

Newbie entering this kind of trading is just making their trading journey complicated. Exchange offers leverage and margins if the issue is just low capital in trading.

I think you should consider seeking that path if you have already good knowledge on trading but has limited capital to trade.

IMO having a restriction when it comes to trading can also be a good thing too. It might help to limit our losses and then we can enjoy other things as well. Having a restriction is I think the ones that can make us to feel less pressured. If we still think that we are already good enough, then maybe we can just trade on our own, so that we can make more money than usual. Being a newbie is tough and we think everything is just complicated, so yeah that it's important to focus on less complicated stuffs first and the rest will just be handled by us easily later on. If we are good at trading already, then I think capital won't be a problem with us anymore.

[Questat]

Hello I want to ask is it advisable for a newbie on trading go for a propfirm challenge? please I need an opinion from you thanks.

Honestly, I wouldn’t advise newbies to go for a prop firm challenge on trading. You need to widen your knowledge first and skills, and become an experienced trader first so you can rightfully serve the real purpose of prop firm trading.

However, beyond that, it’s still in your own hands to decide whether you will participate or not. But one thing is certain, prop firms usually conduct an evaluation process first before you will be accepted to participate.

[MarjorieZimmermanGinger]

Hello I want to ask is it advisable for a newbie on trading go for a propfirm challenge? please I need an opinion from you thanks.

There is nothing wrong for beginners who follow it, but the most important thing is that they have basic knowledge about trading so that following it can improve their knowledge a little better about trading. The mistake is that sometimes beginners don't learn to understand trading first and they tend to take advantage of something based on speed to make money in the wrong way.

By taking advantage of these opportunities, beginners can practice their trading skills using a real account. Learning is actually unlimited because people can improve their skills using any method they deem appropriate.

[BenCodie]

Hello I want to ask is it advisable for a newbie on trading go for a propfirm challenge? please I need an opinion from you thanks.

The thing with prop firms is if you clearly aren't good, you aren't going to last long on the platform, and you'll waste your money. You're better off playing with demo accounts while you learn and gain data to justify for you to use a prop firm, then when there is enough data for you to justify that you are ready to use a prop firm, then go ahead and do so.

[CageMabok]

Hello I want to ask is it advisable for a newbie on trading go for a propfirm challenge? please I need an opinion from you thanks.

Every beginner is not recommended to immediately follow the challenge in any trade because those who are still beginners are only more recommended to follow some education in order to be able to deepen their knowledge about trading before they start trying it with the amount of capital they have. But if there is a beginner who wants to immediately follow the trial or challenge in trading, it is also okay as long as he does not experience frustration or regret when his capital becomes minus or runs out because of facing a sudden price drop. So make a wise decision before you face something bad that you might not want in such a case.

[Dunamisx]

I don't think it's a good idea for a newbie to subscribe to a prop firm. Newbies need to have basic skills before aiming to make money. I agree quite alright that money is the name of this game but it shouldn't be a priority. No one buys a prop firm to learn, they do that to get more funds and earn higher than ordinarily their capital won't get for them. Why not practice on a live account of yours with the amount you're buying a prop firm with? That's what I would do.

The only way a newbie can go for a prop firm and escape getting burnt is if they've a mentor who holds their hands firmly or they've trusted persons who give them signals. Otherwise, newbies should steer clear off prop firms.

I was going to respond to this yesterday but I for slept-off and this reply is in line with what I was going to add to the discussion.

A newbie going for a prop firm is like wanting to run when you haven't learned to walk yet. And we know what how disastrous it is going to end for him. Subscribing to a prop firm is for experienced traders. The experienced and wise traders know that even for prop firms, it is a trap because the profit made is not 100% theirs.

Newbies should also avoid prop firms unless they understand how it works. There are prop firms that are scams and subscribing to them means a loss of their money.

In addition to this, even the so called experienced traders are losing big time when they trade and to go for the prop firms becomes an alternative to them, these organizations have their requirements, rules to follow as well as their policies, one ha e to read them and see that they are such to meet up with,the prop firms is mostly advisable to use for those who look to have a start up opportunity and make it in trading, because they will present to you high amount of money to trade with after passing their challenge, a newbie should not make use of them because they will not meet up their demands.

[Webetcoins]

Hello I want to ask is it advisable for a newbie on trading go for a propfirm challenge? please I need an opinion from you thanks.

Every beginner is not recommended to immediately follow the challenge in any trade because those who are still beginners are only more recommended to follow some education in order to be able to deepen their knowledge about trading before they start trying it with the amount of capital they have. But if there is a beginner who wants to immediately follow the trial or challenge in trading, it is also okay as long as he does not experience frustration or regret when his capital becomes minus or runs out because of facing a sudden price drop. So make a wise decision before you face something bad that you might not want in such a case.

I agree still we also need to check few things which are taking good development and bringing better features for the newbies those love to accept challenges and also want to learn through these challenges trial account are always useful for having better results.

Newbies can understand many things with them even though these are no as we can face situations on real accounts but still good helpful things specially while newbies looking for understanding of risk management which is the most important thing for newbies those are entering into trading. Emotions are always important because if they are under control then things can take good changes while peoples are on loses because there are opportunities to change your loses into profit even these are usually taking too much time but still helpful for understanding trading strategy.

[Franctoshi]

Hello I want to ask is it advisable for a newbie on trading go for a propfirm challenge? please I need an opinion from you thanks.

From my experience with prop firms, Prop firms aren't meant for newbie or inexperienced traders, Prop firm sole purpose is to help traders who don't have acquired the knowledge or gained the experience to trade profitably but don't have funds to trade and here prop firms come in to solving this problem for this set of traders, however they don't see any trader and fund them, you have passed through their test process to ascertain you can trade profitably before you get funded by any existing legit prop firm.

[Victorybit1]

A newbie trader that has gone through proper training and also has a good trading strategy can start up with a prop- firm account, this is a boost that can help you grow easily. Most of the successful traders I know today started with a prop- firm account. The best way to trade is by using the principle of risk management, this might require you to trade with a low lot size. Buying a two thousand dollar account with 200 dollars can be a very good way to start instead of actually trading with the 200 Dollars directly. It can be very risky this is why you must be sure of your strategy before starting it up.

[shinratensei_]

for sure just do it, if you already know the basic despite being newbie there's always chance, being newbie doesn't mean you're worse than the experienced one, and whether you gonna have the redeeming quality that the prop firm is looking for is different matter, just consider it as just trying things out and finding out your capability and call it a day.
but to be accepted as a trader you need to prove your worth first.
these prop firm aren't gonna be selecting random people on the street they need to know what your capabilities are and how good you are.

[Zanab247]

You can but you would have to understand the basics of trading and at least have a working strategy. Prop firm challenges will give you an advantage as a newbie trader to practice more with real account and have same felling as a live trader. I'll advice you that if you have little knowledge on trading, for now stick with demo and understand the basics first.. then when you get more experience you can buy a prop firm and try out challenges..

Once you have the ideas of basic of trading, I believe you can start earning profits with such strategy because you will know what to do that will make you not to regret for such decision you are about to take, but if you have the ideas on what you are doing as a newbie, you will surely overcome any challenge in prop firm.

That is the plain truth op, make sure you have demo idea before using it to trade because if you don't have the idea before using it to trade, you will loss so much money that will make you to give up on crypto trading, and the more you are trying to recover from your losses, the more you will be losing money until you learn the basics of demo trading, just advise for you in case you want to make use of demo trading.

[mirakal]

If you are ready enough, then go for it. In fact, getting into that situation is also a way of learning. But I warn you to just expect some difficulties and losses rather than profit. You can never say it was not good unless you tried. Besides, in trading, we need to explore and familiarize ourselves with the market so well. Gaining knowledge can't be easy, and so taking risks (high-risk) is quite necessary.

Let your journey continue by making steps. You will just know how trading works when you are personally doing it. And also, you are the one who can say if joining a prop firm is beneficial or not.

[Stepstowealth]

Hello I want to ask is it advisable for a newbie on trading go for a propfirm challenge? please I need an opinion from you thanks.

For someone who is new in trading it is advisable for them to concentrate more on trying to improve their scale under an environment not under pressure than to put themselves under the pressure of going for prop firm challenge. There are new traders who have engaged themselves in this challenge and failed and as a result became discouraged from trading and stopped it, because they engaged in a challenge before they were even emotionally and psychologically ready to handle it. As a new Trader before you consider engaging in pop firm challenge you must not just be skillfully ready for it but also mentally and psychologically ready for it because it will put you under pressure.

[Faisal2202]

Hello I want to ask is it advisable for a newbie on trading go for a propfirm challenge? please I need an opinion from you thanks.

I heard a lot about prop firms where we have to trade with someone else's money under their rules and regulations to provide them results on a daily basis or trade basis, but first, we have to pass their test by paying the fee, too. This is good because a good trader can make money easily by prop firm as they have the knowledge, they can pass the test, they can make trades under their rules and strict environment to manage good ROI. The best thing is we can get a lot of capital here.

But this is not for a newbie because, unlike an expert, a newbie first has to pass the test if he fails, then the fee for entry is gone. there is too much pressure once we even get into it because we have to trade with their money under their conditions and this can become really stressing too so for a newbie it is not the best place to walk on.

[el kaka22]

I mean it's a thing where you do not spend your own money, so I do not see the downside. Most online places have demo money stuff that makes you invest and trade, so if you do great then you do great, but that's about it.

This means that we are not going to do much with this, after all we are talking about something that will take a while for this to grow, so it is not really that much of a big deal on its own but at the same time nobody will give you real money to prop, it is going to be demo. Even worse, if you could actually convince someone to give you money, so you would trade on their behalf, that would be terrible, as a newbie it would be very very likely that you will lose it, and that's going to hurt you on the long term.

[passwordnow]

Hello I want to ask is it advisable for a newbie on trading go for a propfirm challenge? please I need an opinion from you thanks.

Straight answer, no.
Sorry but to those that encourages you to join needs to reconsider what they've told you. I mean that this is a free market and everyone who's ambitious newbie can join and go ahead with prop firms. But this thing isn't for newbies, if you want to get into it, learn the basics as well. I am not stopping you from joining them but you're going on a war being weaponless and that's why you need to prepare for it. Maybe I am too skeptic about you since it's just a challenge then go ahead and try them, if you pass congrats but if not try again.

[CageMabok]

Newbies can understand many things with them even though these are no as we can face situations on real accounts but still good helpful things specially while newbies looking for understanding of risk management which is the most important thing for newbies those are entering into trading. Emotions are always important because if they are under control then things can take good changes while peoples are on loses because there are opportunities to change your loses into profit even these are usually taking too much time but still helpful for understanding trading strategy.

Beginner traders should indeed have time to go through learning, either through a demo account as an initial trial because it can also help themselves when using a full or real account. But what needs to be understood is that it can be done over time when the deepening of his knowledge is truly mature for himself. Because emotions in trading can arise along with greed so that there is no more wise consideration until you can experience losses in the end.

[CroverNo01]

Hello I want to ask is it advisable for a newbie on trading go for a propfirm challenge? please I need an opinion from you thanks.

I don't think it's a good idea for a newbie to purchase a prop firm account because it's risky, they will easily liquidate and break the rules of these prop firm accounts. So my answer is capital NO based on the unprofessionalism of newbies towards handling the financial market with in possession of prop firm account.

Purchasing a prop firm account when you're newbie in the system? Of what use is this prop firm if the individual in question does not have a clue on how to trigger its purpose? Prop firm accounts are for the professional traders because they've undergone training and learning the basis of the market, they easily don't get move b the volatility of the market. But newbies do get attached to the volatility and become vulnerable.

[lombok]

Hello I want to ask is it advisable for a newbie on trading go for a propfirm challenge? please I need an opinion from you thanks.

I don't think it's a good idea for a newbie to purchase a prop firm account because it's risky, they will easily liquidate and break the rules of these prop firm accounts. So my answer is capital NO based on the unprofessionalism of newbies towards handling the financial market with in possession of prop firm account.

Purchasing a prop firm account when you're newbie in the system? Of what use is this prop firm if the individual in question does not have a clue on how to trigger its purpose? Prop firm accounts are for the professional traders because they've undergone training and learning the basis of the market, they easily don't get move b the volatility of the market. But newbies do get attached to the volatility and become vulnerable.

What can be rather challenging for the person who has already adopted this worldview will be a system designed for the beginner in the market. It is widely congruent with the notion that, yes, firm accounts do offer some opportunities in place, however, if the person in question lacks the sufficient skills, that which was essentially an opportunity becomes a hassle liability for him or her. It is important to note that the financial market rather dynamic, and in its framework, a person can easily make decisions that will not bring him revenue. Those who are experienced are more relaxed during the occurrence of the situation that happens while the beginner may still experience the situation that lies in the market.

[goldkingcoiner]

I am just learning about prop-firms and I consider myself a veteran trader. From what I understand their business model is basically collecting challenge/evaluation fees while only paying out to the 10% who are actually making profits?

Prop-firms sound dodgy to me. Although I am interested enough to try it out.

Who knows, I might be wrong.