The $10 qualification takes place in simulated market conditions. Passing it can give you access to the firm’s capital and profit share.
Start for $10Launch pricing. Bigger capital as you climb - every tier is a real opportunity.
Trading Capital (Buying Power) represents the capital available for trading, not an account cash balance.
Choose your starting buying power and the qualification you want to complete.
Trade in a simulated account using real market data and predefined risk rules.
Reach the profit target while staying within the daily loss limit, maximum loss limit, and required time window. Consistency rules help ensure that results are based on repeatable performance, not a single outsized trade.
Qualified traders may gain access to a professional trading environment, the opportunity to manage firm capital, profit sharing, and support from experienced professionals.
*This qualification is not a competition. It is a filter. It helps us find those who are truly ready.
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A private community of hi2morrow's real-capital traders — sharing live ideas and the positions they're actually holding, in real time.
Every qualification starts on a demo account — ours included. The difference is what comes after you pass: where the profit is made, and whether the firm's interests line up with yours.
In many evaluation firms the trading stays simulated even after you pass. Payouts typically come out of the fees other candidates paid — so a trader who earns is a cost the firm has to cover.
Trader earns
in a simulation
Firm pays out
of fee revenue
Firm loses —
interests conflict
At Hi2morrow, trader profit and firm profit come from the same source — the live market. Once you pass, trading runs on live U.S. exchanges — so when you earn, we earn.
Trader performs
on live markets
The live market
generates profit
Trader and firm
earn together
Based on publicly available information about common industry practices; details vary by firm. Payouts at Hi2morrow are made under the terms of each trader's agreement with the firm. Not an offer of employment or investment services.
$QCOM range is tight. Breakout alert set, no early entry.
$MU pulled into support. Watching for buyers, not predicting.
Closed the morning with two trades. No need to give it back.
$ORCL is slow but clean. Position size stays smaller.