Frequently Asked Questions


Why Day Trading?

1. To Make Money

  • The main goal is to earn profit by buying low and selling high (or vice versa).

2. More Control Over Your Money

  • Unlike savings or long-term investing, trading gives you the chance to actively manage your money.

3. Opportunities Every Day

  • Markets move daily, so there are frequent chances to profit — especially for day traders.

4. Work from Anywhere

  • You can trade from a laptop or phone — no office or boss required.

5. Learn Valuable Skills

  • Trading teaches discipline, patience, risk management, and decision-making — skills useful in life and business.

What is Trading?

Trading is the act of buying and selling things (like stocks, crypto, or goods) to make a profit.

You buy something at a lower price and sell it at a higher price — or vice versa — to earn money from the price difference.

What is a broker?

A broker is basically a middleman who helps you buy and sell things like stocks, bonds, or crypto.

How does a Broker work?

  1. You place an order: You want to buy or sell something.

  2. Broker executes the order: The broker buys or sells the asset on the market on your behalf.

  3. You pay a fee or commission: Brokers typically charge a small fee for this service (though some are commission-free now).


What is TradingView?

TradingView is an online platform where you can view real-time charts of financial markets (stocks, crypto, forex, etc.) and analyze them to make better trading decisions.

What is a Prop Firm?

A prop firm (short for proprietary trading firm) is a company that trains and funds traders to trade financial markets (stocks, forex, crypto, etc.) using the firm's capital.

What is a Live Account?

A live account is a real trading account where you use actual money to buy and sell assets like stocks, crypto, or forex.

What is the difference between a Funded Prop Firm account and Live Trading Account?

Prop Firm:
The firm funds you with their money to trade. You don’t risk your own funds, but you share profits with them (usually around 70–90% to you, depending on the firm).
Example: You get a $100,000 account from the firm to trade with.

Live Account:
You trade with your own money that you deposit into the account. If you lose, you lose your own funds.
Example: You deposit $1,000 into your own trading account and use that to trade.