Every aspiring proprietary trader eventually hits the same wall: capital. They believe, often strongly, that if they only had access to significant funding, their proven strategy, discipline, and market insight would translate immediately into large-scale success.

Every serious trader starts with the basics: identifying a trend using a moving average, spotting overbought conditions with the Relative Strength Index (RSI), and marking a basic support or resistance line.

Support and Resistance (S&R) are not just random lines; they are critical price levels on a chart where buying or selling pressure is historically strong enough to halt or reverse a prevailing trend.

The yearning for autonomy and the freedom to dictate your own success is one of the most powerful drives in the modern professional world.

In the world of professional trading, passing the challenge is just the entry ticket. The real goal—the "Holy Grail" for career prop traders—is reaching Max Allocation.

The question for any serious trader isn't "Can I profit?" It's "How do I get paid?"