Use the super duper strategy with your $40k, use less margin, might take a little more time and turn it into $70k ...you'll reach your magical $110k
I dont have Bloomberg access but saw this come up tonight I'm guessing they had a Robinhood account too The stories always seem to originate from reddit!! Markets A Guy on Reddit Turns $766 Into $107,758 on Two Options Trades By Brandon Kochkodin October 17, 2019, 6:00 AM EDT
Uh, you most certainly do ... https://www.nfa.futures.org/registration-membership/how-to-register/proficiency-requirements.html
Perhaps a very wise ET member with the ability to spot a good investment when he sees it ponied up the $70k for the OP.
Theoretically speaking of course, how would that work in practice? Would someone offer the guy to trade his sub-account like @traderjo?
@qlai - you might want to search the archives as this is a fairly frequent topic - I discussed finding a backer, but there were other fairly detailed discussions.
I may have missed it, but I don't remember anyone explaining/suggesting how to get funding without explaining what the strategy is. I don't believe people who are looking for funding (relatively small amounts) can enforce any NDAs. So my question is - let's say you have a strategy but you don't want to disclose it beyond general statistics. Let's assume, just like in OP's case there's even some acceptable track record. What choices are available? In other words, I just want someone to give me access to a funded account to be traded at my discretion within required risk limits for pre-approved instruments(like a blackbox). Is this realistic?