I looked around for a prop firm and… I looked around for a prop firm and trader2b fit my needs. I signed up for the toro challenge and failed miserably the first time. However, after following the advice of the trader2b team and looking over all the available resources offered by them i was able to pass the challenge the second try. Today was actually my first day trading on my live account and i was extremely excited, nervous and who knows what other emotions i felt. I will say to anyone that is struggling with the Toro challenge follow the trader2b teams advice and you will have a much better chance to pass the challenge.

A Challenge Worth Your Time My old update had been one out of frustration, largely at my own inability to successfully trade. The reality is that Trader2b is constantly, and I mean constantly, providing outstanding service. There hasn't been an incident I can think of where they haven't gone above and beyond to handle it. Not only that, but their challenge rules are really flexible. Many challenges will completely fail you out if you have a big enough bad day. Trader2b and the Toro Challenge will indeed flatten your positions, but at a set daily max loss that leaves you with room to breathe and try again another day. If you're looking to break into stock and prop trading, give them a chance.

So far Amazing So far Amazing! Really enjoying the very easy to use platform. The amount of capital given makes it totally easy to profit, because you can trade high price volatile stocks. Excited about completing the program and becoming funded. Join the fun , and earn while you learn.

Horrible Horrible. They put you on a subscription for 1k and wont issue a refund when you contact them on the same day you are charged. And they're rude about it too.

The platform is horrible. Support is horrible. I'm in the ToroChallenge which is not that hard. The problem I had was due to the platform not working at all. Stoploss would not trigger or trigger at the wrong price. The platform is often lagging or even frozen at times and I have very good internet. I had to close out the program multiple times during a trading day and re-login to get the program to work again. Everytime I contacted the tech support, the first thing they often did was blaming me. After spending more than 30 minutes explaining to them how the orders/ stoploss supposed to work, they just said that they would contact me back with an update. And they never gave me an update after weeks of waiting and losing so much profit due to the program not working right. Most of the techs in the tech support were very rude. There were multiple times the program did not let me flat my positions. Also, they charge extra for market orders which they did not tell me when I signed up for the program. Why would you charge someone commission when they're in your prop firm? There are a lot of other platforms which have zero commission. Edit: First of all, the article did mention that "Even though the exchanges have or are about to eliminate such orders, brokers will still be able to structure such order types, in what potentially could be lucrative." And the article is 5-year-old when all brokers have moved to a new stoploss order structure. I have used many platforms in the past year and I've never had a problem with stoploss never trigger, except for this platform (Haywood). The reply said that "Our tech support are very knowledgeable, prompt and polite", so the tech support are still quoting an article five years ago when the market is changing every day meaning the tech support are very knowledgeable? Also, as the reply already implied that it's not their fault that their platform does not have updated technology, it was my fault for not realizing they are still using the information from five years ago - they always blamed me first and denied all the problems. Is it "prompt and polite"? I put in multiple support tickets and never got anything back from them.