Imagine being able to trade the financial markets without risking your own money. That’s exactly what a funded trading account offers. It allows traders to use someone else’s capital—typically ...

The rise of prop trading in the financial markets has opened up new opportunities for traders looking for trading funding to ...

In most cases, prop firms that offer stock CFDs limit traders to just a handful of major names like AAPL, MSFT, or TSLA. In contrast, stock dedicated firms such as Trade The Pool provide access to a ...

Moneta Funded announced that it is offering a proprietary trading model designed to give traders access to firm capital while reducing the need to risk personal savings. Backed by Moneta Markets, a ...

New submissions filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission discuss self-custody rights and the regulation of ...

Prop trading firms, also known as proprietary trading firms, operate in the financial sector engaging in complex financial strategies to gain profits directly through market activity. Unlike ...

Prop trading, short for proprietary trading, occurs when a financial firm uses its own money to trade in the market instead of using clients' funds. Instead of making money by charging fees or ...

Chances are you’ve heard of retail trading. It’s when investors use their own money to buy assets. However, if you’ve ever wanted someone else to put up the funds, you may be interested in prop ...

Options trading can offer lucrative opportunities but involves high risk and complexity, prompting some traders to join options trading prop firms for capital, training and support. Prop trading firms ...

Equity traders on Wall Street saw their incentive pools rise 15–25% in 2025, according to Chris Connors, Managing Director at ...