- What is the required annual profitability (relative to capital used) needed to be considered for prop trading? - What leverage is typically offered? - How does the risk management compare with portfolio margin guidelines at retail brokers? - Do any prop firms support long term and/or non-directional hedged positions or are all trades short term/speculative focus?
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1) The risk profile of your strategy is more important 2) It's not leverage like a traditional retail BD. $50k capital could easily get you $1M intraday BP. Overnight is different depending on firm risk tolerance and #1. 3) At the individual book level, you will have a daily stop and possibly other restrictions. 4) Most prop firms are primarily focused on intra-day. Every firm is different.