DayTraders and Trade Day are both popular futures prop trading firms. But how do they actually compare? This guide breaks down the key differences to help you decide which one fits your trading style and budget.
Cost Comparison
DayTraders starts at $150 (one-time fee). Trade Day starts at $87 (monthly fee). Trade Day is the cheaper option to get started.
Drawdown Rules
DayTraders uses intraday trailing drawdown. Trade Day uses intraday trailing drawdown.
Profit Split
DayTraders offers up to 100% profit split. Trade Day offers up to 95% profit split. DayTraders gives you 5% more of your profits.
Trading Rules
DayTraders: news trading allowed, overnight holds allowed, no automation. Trade Day: news trading restricted, overnight holds allowed, no automation. These rules matter depending on your trading style. Check out our trading styles guide to see which firm fits best.
Speed to Funded
DayTraders requires a minimum of 2 trading days to pass. Trade Day requires a minimum of 5 trading days to pass. DayTraders can get you funded faster.
The Verdict
DayTraders comes out ahead with better profit split and faster path to funded. That said, Trade Day wins on lower starting cost. The best choice depends on your trading style and priorities.
Compare Side by Side
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