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u/Dangerous-Chard-1615 10 hours ago Prop Firms

Failed prop firm challenges: strategy problem or rule problem?

From what I keep reading it's almost never the setup. Red morning, one more trade to get it back. Deadline coming, so you double the size. Anyone here fail for a genuinely different reason?
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  1. u/rforex-modtools moderator pinned 1 10 hours ago
    This thread appears to be about prop firms or trader scouting programs. These programs allow traders to access funded capital in exchange for a profit split, but they vary significantly in evaluation structure, rules, and payout reliability. Some firms have a track record of paying out consistently, while others impose conditions that make payouts nearly impossible. The community wiki maintains a detailed comparison covering fees, profit splits, drawdown rules, and firm reputations. Resource: **Prop Firms Overview and Comparison**