I am relatively new to MFF and was wondering if they have minimum payout days. Like you need a total of 5 - $150 days to get a payout in Lucid. Is MFF the same? Thanks to whoever answers.
The rules look very simple on the website, yet it is hard to believe.
If you do not trade the S&P 500 or the Nasdaq 100, why?
What do you think are the best alternatives to these ones? Is it that your setups are just more accurate on different futures, or is there another driving factor?
PS - Why am I asking this? The price action today was insane. Just wondering and hope to continue learning. I've been doing a bit of research and think that I'll try to learn even more.
Like the title says. I've recently switched to Lucidpro, and the rules are a little new to me. I also wanted to talk to someone who has some good consistency here or is just familiar. As I do have a tendency to break rules in prop firms by accident or just tweak out.
YouTube videos are nice, but these days it's so easy to fake vids or streams that I really don't trust them.
Anyways let me know, I'll give my disc to anyone who asks. Who knows, maybe we can make a server or something!
I typically trade at different sessions, so it doesn't matter what session you guys do.
I have one funded acc currently to test the waters.
Ki Song chose to die, Anvil’s goal was to basically die to Nephis after she was ‘Complete’, and Vile Thieving Bird’s goal was to die freeing itself from corruption.
You’re telling me more than half of the major antagonists in the second half of the novel wanted to die?
I’ll say this any day of the week but, volumes 1-7 are a million times better than volumes 8-11.
ATP we’re lucky Asterion wasn’t suicidal.
Unrelated side note but Eurys wants to die too. LOL.