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Common questions.
Plain answers.
A quick introduction to the research and free tools.
Is the website free? Do I need an account?
The public research guides and calculators are free to use without signing in. Start with the research library or browse the free tools.
Do you sell signals or place trades for me?
No. The site provides educational explanations and calculators. It does not connect to a brokerage account or place trades. You make your own trading decisions.
What is the difference between NQ and MNQ?
One NQ contract is worth $20 per index point; one MNQ is worth $2 per point. Both use 0.25-point ticks. Ten MNQ have the same dollar exposure per point as one NQ, before trading costs. Read Know your market for contract sources and the difference from CFDs.
Where should a beginner start?
First learn the instrument and its point value. Then work through risk and position sizing, use the calculator and review the pre-session checklist. A chart pattern or calculator result does not establish a profitable strategy.
Does a $100K prop account mean I can lose $100,000?
No. The account label does not represent your permitted loss. Your current drawdown floor, daily allowance and other plan rules determine how much room remains. Check the exact plan and official sources on our rules comparison.
Are multiple small accounts safer than one larger account?
It depends on position size, current buffers and fees. Copying the same trade repeats the same risk across accounts, and each account can breach separately. Use the multiple-account risk calculator to compare exposure; it does not recommend an account or confirm copier permission.
Are the guide examples actual trading results?
No. Illustrations and scenario prices are hypothetical. They are educational examples, not verified trades, performance figures or promised returns. Read how to interpret performance evidence.
Do the calculators save my account information?
The calculator inputs stay in the current page and are not submitted or saved. No broker connection is required. For the website's broader data practices, read our privacy notice.
For information and education only. Not financial advice. Futures trading involves substantial risk of loss.