I already have an edge and a couple months of forward test data + a track record that I'm continually building (trading since 2016) I would love to trade for a firm but I live in Alabama. There really isn't anything here except a couple of churn and burn shops in Birmingham. I really don't know what to do, all I want to be is a successful trader.
How does one gain a mentor and truly learn the process? What is your selection process? Does the person have to have an extensive trading background or is that something you all are willing to teach and foster.
they don't need extensive trading background but they should be showing interest and progress tracking their trading. We prefer to teach college students as they are easy to teach and haven't been locked in certain mindsets.
These guys are great & if your looking for some other good content check out Stacey Burke trading. Will help you with setups, reading market structure , Hi Bull/Lo Bear, cashing the box, daily,weekly market cycles etc... stuff I think that is "insider baseball" at SMB centered around market making. Anyway, once you learn the game is setup to trap volume [ you]run stops to highs and low's through false breakouts and reversals then breakout/trend.... and be able to identify all of it, pull it all together into your own trading style/plan, then you got a shot. Good luck.
@@followthemoney4525 start by taking their training, DNA of a Trader and the Winning Trader. These are courses you must pay for. Wait for a sale. This will teach you how they think and their culture. If you succeed with that you will have huge leg up to getting in the back door so to speak. You get to learn from pros and they get to see that you're serious and have a peak at your work habits beforehand. They also have a program that is essentially a 3 month live test of your trading and work habits. Prove yourself and perhaps you can earn a seat on the desk.
Just a heads up... a lot of prop is not like SMB. Many have much more fixed structures of how/what you trade etc. Firm culture is wildly important and varies greatly in prop so be careful before you comitt to any firm etc. MAKE SURE you read the fine print on how they treat capital/risk. Don't get got.
Why do your videos never address the SP futures? Since 1999 I have successfully traded the ES contract. It is more involved than the technical descriptions I view on this channel. The leverage is outstanding. The support from the FED is always there. The tax issue is excellent. As an economist, and full-time trader I'd like to ask SMB why you do not address the ES contract.
I believe they specialize in stocks and stock options… different process than futures. (Earning reports, analysts ratings, company news, so different catalysts than ES which rely more on macro news) among other things. If you want future based content look up axia futures
They have a futures desk, as well as an options area of the business, but stocks are the bread & butter of the firm I'd imagine. Futures isn't for most people I'd say, even though I am personally a fan and agree with parts of what you said, can you imagine a full roster of traders (many without extensive experience) trading ONLY futures??? Seems like a risky biz for a prop.
I don't know why I can't develop a taste for training there is so much written and said that trading is not sustainable and you should go for investing but videos like this...... don't really know how much real this is
If I am 22 years old, not from USA or even Europe, just got my bachelor's degree in economics, is it possible for me to get funded from you and start trading remotely or get a seat in your office? I have found out about the stock market 4 years ago just because of your firm, but have traded poorly live only for 6 months yet. I have a great passion for trading and will do everything needed to start working for you.
Video is inspiring but I would like to see a proof of success. Without transparent and publicly available P&L everyone can claim anything. Sorry, just my opinion, if you guys provide P&L I’ll be the first one to cheer. Good luck and cheers:)
It can be helpful but yes sometimes the moves are too big vs recent price action to be reliable. You can look at past moves the stock has made where there was a news release to see the potential of what type of moves to expect
@@followthemoney4525 if you get 50% what you trade or a bit less and you make 250K and 500K per month.... you can quit already and trade on your own but why isn’t he doing that then..?
@@Virlo You're forgetting about the propietary tools, on-site trading pyschologists/coaching, team dynamic, risk management assessors, the list could go on....many people cannot handle trading on their own and the mental/psychological/emotional impacts it can have to trade alone in your apartment all day. Prop firms provide a structure around your routine, accountability and trading.
It's all up to the trader. The guys who join SMB get access to the best tech, great coaching, team environments, risk manager, capital. All these things are vital to success. Some of our traders who go through drawdowns couldn't do it on their own so having a support system makes all the difference. We do realized that some traders do prefer to trade their own.
Not fully true. Prop firms dont always let u trade their $. Sometimes you have to bring your own $. He also only told the upside. You lose $ and you are shown the door. What i don’t understand is why stay and split profits if you can go home and open an acct with iac or ameritrade etc and keep it all.
Yes that's correct. I was a member of one and you had to take your own 30k in. And pass the series 7 exam. Then they charged you $300 every month for use of their computers etc. And you were partly liable if the firm suffered losses too !!! And if you blew YOUR capital you were out ! So you could use their leverage BUT NOT their capital. LOL It was quite ingenious on their part. I would be very surprised if you didn't have to take some of your own capital to SMB.
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Mad respect for all the traders who didn’t go to school or work for a bank ect. Whole different world but still great interview
exactly what im doing, these dudes are the rich dudes that have went through tons of school and shit. still no issue with that
Great video, very inspiring. A great proof that anyone with a nice amount of practice and dedication can make it.!
Absolulu
Insane, huge congrats on your goals and everyone else' goals aswell
thx!
great accomplishment for 22 year old! just super!
We agree! He's going to be a huge trader
Great info max. I really like how humble and mature all the traders are at SMB. Nice change from my usual twitter/stock twits non sense.........
It would be a dream to work in New York as a financial trader.
Amazing video! I liked how Max explained the potential price move defined as RVOL * ATR
Thx Sean!
Its not about the money, its about the challenge!
U nailed it bro
"Today could be very special, you are in full control of how well you do"
Thanks for the inspiring video :) Im currently doing the 100k my forex funds challenge. Ive started with losses so this has motivated me!
Best of luck!
keep going, i beat the challenge and now onto the verification part on my second attempt. stay persistent yasmin
@@ronnymesias7788 hope all is going well
@@frescoinspections all is well🙌 passed 2 weeks ago and now the real work begins!
@@ronnymesias7788 keep going fam!
Massive value here! Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
I already have an edge and a couple months of forward test data + a track record that I'm continually building (trading since 2016) I would love to trade for a firm but I live in Alabama. There really isn't anything here except a couple of churn and burn shops in Birmingham. I really don't know what to do, all I want to be is a successful trader.
Thank you guys so much!
you bet!
How does one gain a mentor and truly learn the process? What is your selection process? Does the person have to have an extensive trading background or is that something you all are willing to teach and foster.
they don't need extensive trading background but they should be showing interest and progress tracking their trading. We prefer to teach college students as they are easy to teach and haven't been locked in certain mindsets.
@@smbcapital how about a 32 year old military vet with 6 months left on his contract lol
These guys are great & if your looking for some other good content check out Stacey Burke trading. Will help you with setups, reading market structure , Hi Bull/Lo Bear, cashing the box, daily,weekly market cycles etc... stuff I think that is "insider baseball" at SMB centered around market making. Anyway, once you learn the game is setup to trap volume [ you]run stops to highs and low's through false breakouts and reversals then breakout/trend.... and be able to identify all of it, pull it all together into your own trading style/plan, then you got a shot. Good luck.
@@followthemoney4525 start by taking their training, DNA of a Trader and the Winning Trader.
These are courses you must pay for. Wait for a sale.
This will teach you how they think and their culture. If you succeed with that you will have huge leg up to getting in the back door so to speak. You get to learn from pros and they get to see that you're serious and have a peak at your work habits beforehand.
They also have a program that is essentially a 3 month live test of your trading and work habits. Prove yourself and perhaps you can earn a seat on the desk.
Just a heads up... a lot of prop is not like SMB. Many have much more fixed structures of how/what you trade etc. Firm culture is wildly important and varies greatly in prop so be careful before you comitt to any firm etc. MAKE SURE you read the fine print on how they treat capital/risk. Don't get got.
Yes always important to do your due diligence before going to one. We like to pride ourselves on not being like the others.
Thank you Max! Great advice
Glad it was helpful Tony
30mil? Wow. Would love to work with traders like that. That's nuts.
Very helpful video and great Q & A!
Well stated Matt and Mike. Great work and much appreciate! Merry Christmas and have a nice pre holiday season!!
Happy holidays!
@@smbcapital Likewise and for all the best n 2022!! May it be a year of well timed and closed / profitable trades. Take care, Kirby.
Would be cool if u guys did live stream trading
wish we could but I think compliance would freak out on us. We have to adhere by industry regulatory standards.
@@smbcapital there's a prop firm in Canada that does it not sure if there's different rules there
Like Max good kid works hard! Wish him the best.Love to meet him one day and pick his Brains that would be great!
😊👍
maybe one day!
I am thinking to join you guys.
Why do your videos never address the SP futures? Since 1999 I have successfully traded the ES contract. It is more involved than the technical descriptions I view on this channel. The leverage is outstanding. The support from the FED is always there. The tax issue is excellent. As an economist, and full-time trader I'd like to ask SMB why you do not address the ES contract.
Economist and full time trader ? How does that work ?
Easy answer.
What percentage does ES go up each day?
What percentage can a stock go up each day?
@@oceanblue2386 your easy answer is wrong. Relative % don’t mean anything if you don’t take into acount leverage (where futures shine)
I believe they specialize in stocks and stock options… different process than futures. (Earning reports, analysts ratings, company news, so different catalysts than ES which rely more on macro news) among other things. If you want future based content look up axia futures
They have a futures desk, as well as an options area of the business, but stocks are the bread & butter of the firm I'd imagine. Futures isn't for most people I'd say, even though I am personally a fan and agree with parts of what you said, can you imagine a full roster of traders (many without extensive experience) trading ONLY futures??? Seems like a risky biz for a prop.
I don't know why I can't develop a taste for training there is so much written and said that trading is not sustainable and you should go for investing but videos like this...... don't really know how much real this is
Great work
Thanks
Goat 🐐 talk 🗣
Simply amazing!
Hard to take someone wearing an N95 mask on a zoom call seriously.
Great information from the keynote speaker.
Great video , Im future trader , how can I join your courses .thank you
Does SMB have training camp for aspiring traders? Like a school some sort of?
If I am 22 years old, not from USA or even Europe, just got my bachelor's degree in economics, is it possible for me to get funded from you and start trading remotely or get a seat in your office?
I have found out about the stock market 4 years ago just because of your firm, but have traded poorly live only for 6 months yet. I have a great passion for trading and will do everything needed to start working for you.
Amazing...🙌🙌💯✨
Thank you 🙌
Video is inspiring but I would like to see a proof of success. Without transparent and publicly available P&L everyone can claim anything. Sorry, just my opinion, if you guys provide P&L I’ll be the first one to cheer. Good luck and cheers:)
Do you take any overseas remote traders? I’m from the uk and am under 20 and super passionate about trading, been trading for around 8 months now.
we have hired overseas, not typically
@@smbcapital thanks for the reply, what is the application process like for overseas traders?
the video was very helpful and inspiring. I hope you continue to have success with your trading and in your life thank you
Thank you!
I'm a collage student from India,,,how can I get Into smb capital?
Do the profit splits change as the trader becomes more successful?
no but they get access to more size
@@gwills9337 ur wrong
please hire me!
Can atr be used for small cap stocks too as atr will be very skewed bcz these stocks dont move everyday
It can be helpful but yes sometimes the moves are too big vs recent price action to be reliable. You can look at past moves the stock has made where there was a news release to see the potential of what type of moves to expect
@@smbcapital okayy thankss
Title should’ve been what it’s like to yolo other peoples money into tsla calls
lol
🤣
he could trade on his own correct?
He could if he wanted to but Max has access to millions in buying power and many other resources the firm provides
Do prop firms hire remote traders?
Some do, some don’t.
They have remote traders
Yes. Many do. T3, hold bros, trillium, I think Jane Street did for a bit too.
yes we have remote traders. Many start with us in-house and move remote. We have about 4 guys in florida. Some like to do in-office / remote hybrid
But why trade for a prop etc. When you can make that much? You can do it yourself and keep everything and make millions..?
You use there capital. I’m sure once guys get successful enough they leave and trade there own capital
@@followthemoney4525 if you get 50% what you trade or a bit less and you make 250K and 500K per month.... you can quit already and trade on your own but why isn’t he doing that then..?
@@Virlo You're forgetting about the propietary tools, on-site trading pyschologists/coaching, team dynamic, risk management assessors, the list could go on....many people cannot handle trading on their own and the mental/psychological/emotional impacts it can have to trade alone in your apartment all day. Prop firms provide a structure around your routine, accountability and trading.
It's all up to the trader. The guys who join SMB get access to the best tech, great coaching, team environments, risk manager, capital. All these things are vital to success. Some of our traders who go through drawdowns couldn't do it on their own so having a support system makes all the difference. We do realized that some traders do prefer to trade their own.
they say ummm too many times other then that ummm a amazing video
Not fully true. Prop firms dont always let u trade their $. Sometimes you have to bring your own $. He also only told the upside. You lose $ and you are shown the door. What i don’t understand is why stay and split profits if you can go home and open an acct with iac or ameritrade etc and keep it all.
Conscious or not, you trade differently when it's not your $$. I'd rather get fired than lose 100k of my personal money.
Yes that's correct. I was a member of one and you had to take your own 30k in. And pass the series 7 exam. Then they charged you $300 every month for use of their computers etc. And you were partly liable if the firm suffered losses too !!! And if you blew YOUR capital you were out ! So you could use their leverage BUT NOT their capital. LOL It was quite ingenious on their part. I would be very surprised if you didn't have to take some of your own capital to SMB.
How on earth can you survive in NYC on $1-2k take home??? Yikes.
ummm, uh, ummm.
umm umm a umm a ummm ummm
i cannot see a soul in your eyes
ahhhh umm ahh umm ah ummm
Makes sense he’s from U of M bro barely has any social skills. Can’t even speak to a screen even for his life….