Make money. That’s what you plan to do through proprietary trading, but you want to understand more about profit splits offered by prop trading firms first. That’s a good call. No matter your trading ...

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Proprietary trading, often called prop trading, is when a firm or individual trades financial instruments using their own capital instead of client funds, aiming to generate direct profits. Unlike ...