The landscape of retail trading has shifted dramatically over the past decade, with more individuals entering the markets than ever before. However, a persistent challenge remains: most traders continue to risk their own capital while striving to develop consistency and scale their strategies. To address this, Benzinga is partnering with PropShopTrader to host an educational webinar exploring how modern proprietary trading firms are changing the path for retail traders.
Scheduled for April 23 at 11:00 AM ET, the session will focus on how traders can access professional capital and build structured careers across both stocks and futures markets. Jim Simmons, Senior Risk Manager at PropShopTrader, will break down how today’s prop firms operate, how evaluation models work, and what it takes for traders to transition from risking personal capital to managing firm-backed accounts.
As the trading landscape evolves, the discussion will cover several key topics, including the evolution of retail trading and how the industry has shifted, what proprietary trading is and how modern firms structure access to capital, and the rise of multi-asset trading across stocks and futures. The webinar will also explore how traders are building career pathways within prop trading firms, risk management frameworks used by professional traders, and the differences between day trading and swing trading approaches.
A live walkthrough of the modern trading stack will be provided, along with guidance on what traders should evaluate when choosing a prop firm. The session will also explore how structured evaluation programs are helping traders develop discipline, consistency, and risk management skills – key components required to succeed in professional trading environments.
Whether participants are actively trading or exploring trading as a potential career path, the webinar aims to provide practical insights into how the multi-asset prop trading model is opening new opportunities for retail traders. The event will be available to audiences on Benzinga.com and is designed to provide a deeper understanding of how traders can transition from independent retail trading to managing professional capital.
Interested individuals can register and join the session on April 23 at 11:00 AM ET to learn more. The original release is available on newmediawire.com.
