Funded Trader Tony H. from New York
Up until the time a college advisor asked if he wanted to intern on the trading floor at the NYMEX, Tony Hicks had never even heard of the futures markets. The moment he stepped foot on the floor, he...
Up until the time a college advisor asked if he wanted to intern on the trading floor at the NYMEX, Tony Hicks had never even heard of the futures markets. The moment he stepped foot on the floor, he...
This year, Topstep funded traders took hundreds of thousands of dollars out of the markets without risking a dime of their own capital. As we wind down 2019, we though it might be inspiring to...
This year, our Topstep funded traders took hundreds of thousands of dollars out of the markets without risking a dime of their own capital. As we wind down 2019, we though it might be interesting to...
Andres H. from Nicaragua describes himself as an entrepreneur, which is a great skill set to bring to the trading world. A few months back he aced the $50K Trading Combine and earned his very own...
Our funded traders were on fire in October, and there were a number of big withdrawals to prove it. If you follow Topstep on Instagram, you know we've been congratulating traders individually...
Trading can sometimes be a circular journey—you're never too high to fall back to Earth. In fact, some of the best traders ever blew it all and were forced to reinvent themselves to find success....
A few weeks back, former funded trader Yose from the Dominican Republic stopped by Topstep HQ in Chicago to appear on our Weekly Preview show. He was also kind enough to stick around and explain a...
In this Topstep Moment of the Week, Anthony Crudele and Dan Hodgman discuss trading around Holidays and how these events can serve as inflection points for the markets. With Labor Day in the books,...
Brad M. from Chicago has been with Topstep since 2016. We were lucky enough to have him stop by the Topstep Studio and share some of his thoughts on the Trading Combine, markets, and how he...
In this Topstep Moment of the Week, Anthony Crudele and Dan Hodgman take a look at a big-money Oil trade from Topstep funded trader Vladimir M. over in Dubai. In these volatile markets, Dan explains...
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