Welcome to ET. In case you don't know, many losers and winners on ET. So my advice would be very careful about what you read. Good luck to your start in the the business.
If you have a nice bank roll, go to a prop shop, put up the minum and save the rest for expenises as in living. Your gona have to survive the learning curve, and i have no idea how long that will last. At the Prop shop, hopefully, ur around traders that are profitable. And their basic mistakes and faults you can learn not to do. You could go live with small shares and bite the bullet, that is another option, doing this on ur own....... good luck As for me, i trade for a living, have been doing is since 1998, I joined a PROP shop in 98, found a great mentor, a few at that, and learned what not to do. Things excelled from there, i had a learning curve, and it was ruff at first.
there are no capital contributions allowed where I trade....I feel the last advice is poison. grimer11