8 minutes

Discover the best affordable futures prop trading firms of 2026. This comprehensive report compares funding costs, activation fees, and risk rules like EOD drawdowns to help you find the highest value account for your trading style

by Brett Simba

15 minutes

Blew your prop firm account? It’s not just psychology; it’s statistics. Learn the math behind drawdown recovery and the exact position sizing needed to survive.

by Brett Simba

Master funded trader psychology and the shift from sim to live. Learn to handle prop firm drawdowns, overcome anxiety, and build a resilient trading mindset.

by Brett Simba

Why do prop firm payouts really get denied? We uncover the vague terms, prohibited strategies, and support warning signs you need to know before you trade.

by Brett Simba

Master the art of trading multiple prop firm accounts simultaneously. Learn essential copy trading strategies, avoid critical execution errors, and scale your profits without technical risks.

by Brett Simba

Futures Trading for Beginners: A Step-by-Step Guide to Your First Futures Account

by Brett Simba

3 minute read

The ascending triangle is widely recognized as a bullish continuation pattern in technical analysis. But what happens when the expected breakout doesn’t occur — when price fakes out or reverses instead of breaking higher?

by Brett Simba

4 minute read

Support and resistance are foundational concepts in technical trading. Understanding where price might pause, reverse, or break through is critical for making informed trading decisions.

by Brett Simba

5 minute read

Two of the most widely respected indicators — the MACD and RSI — when used together, can form a powerful strategy for both forex and stock markets. The MACD RSI indicator combination is a proven way to identify trend strength, momentum shifts, and optimal entry and exit points.

by Brett Simba

5 minute read

A trailing stop limit order is a type of trade exit order that dynamically follows the market price at a fixed distance (trailing amount). It is designed to:

by Brett Simba

4 minute read

The inverse head and shoulders pattern is a technical analysis formation that signals a reversal of a downtrend into an uptrend. It consists of three distinct troughs (or “lows”) and a resistance level known as the neckline.

by Brett Simba

4 minute read

A rising wedge pattern is a technical chart pattern characterized by converging upward-sloping trend lines. This formation often signals a weakening momentum in the current bullish trend, frequently leading to a reversal to the downside. It occurs when price movements form higher highs and higher lows, but the range between highs and lows narrows.

by Brett Simba