Prop trading guides
Everything you need to pass your challenge.
How prop firms work, how to size trades around a drawdown limit, and the option-buying basics a challenge tests. Free to read, with worked examples.
What is a prop firm? How funded trading accounts work in India
The challenge model in plain words: what you pay, what you trade, how you get paid, and how to tell a trustworthy prop firm from the rest.
Read the guideHow to pass a prop firm challenge: a rule-by-rule plan
Challenges are lost on the loss limits, not the target. Work backwards from them and the target takes care of itself.
Read the guideThe F&O reality check: what SEBI's study found
What the regulator's own numbers say about retail derivatives trading, and what that means for how you learn.
Read the guideDrawdown explained: daily loss, overall loss and trailing limits
The three loss limits used in prop firm challenges, calculated step by step.
Read the guidePosition sizing for option buyers: how much to risk per trade
Decide the loss first, then the quantity. The arithmetic most traders skip.
Read the guideOption buying basics: calls, puts, premium and time decay
The vocabulary you need before you place a single simulated trade.
Read the guideMIS vs NRML: intraday and positional products explained
Two product types, two very different risk profiles.
Read the guideWin rate, risk-to-reward and expectancy: reading your trading stats
Why a high win rate can still lose money, and the one number that tells you.
Read the guideBuilding a trading plan you can actually follow
Write the decisions down before the market opens, not during a losing trade.
Read the guideNot investment advice
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