🛑WATCH THIS FIRST🛑 ✅ How To Use This Group 1) Let us know your "why" 2) Go through the course material while following the "250k Roadmap" 3) Use the chat and community to clarify questions and gain positive support 4) Invite a friend to unlock your special BONUSES! 5) Put what you've learned into consistent action ✅ Risks and Required Disclaimers ✅ Gaining An Edge 👉 Treat it like a business 👉 Understand the business you're in (Controlling Probability + Reward) 👉 Acquire the knowledge and skills 👉 Develop the proper mindset

Aloha! I'm new to this group, and I've been going through a lot of the classroom content as well as practice trading. I came in with a TV account, and it's my go-to for charts. As I began looking into next steps using prop firms such as Apex, which seems the most discussed, it looks like they've changed their business model substantially from the time the classroom videos were initially recorded. For example, the $50k account now has a max drawdown during EA of $2k. It also looks like the PA account expires/closes after 6 payouts with a maximum payout of $18k. Is Apex still the most favored prop firm, and does anyone have tips on how these accounts should be managed business-wise with the new structure? I'm considering getting several EA accounts at a time, qualifying, and then increasing potential payouts that way. I haven't come across any classroom content yet that describes setting profit/loss limits when using multiple linked accounts, but I hope to get there soon. Wasn't sure if the limits get entered like a $50k account, say $1,000/$500 profit/stop, or if the amounts increase (per individuals risk tolerance/history) to match the combined linked account total, say $5,000/$2,500 profit/stop on five (5) $50,000 accounts. Any help is appreciated.