MGC
Vanguard Morningstar Mega Cap ETF
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Hit me up in a DM - I trade DAX - FTSE - MGC - MNQ.

Just started getting into futures, also MGC. any advice or channels you recommend? Been paper trading it, it’s definitely a lot more fun, I’m just nervous about going live with it even though I ended up +500 for the day today.

Gold futures MGC

I totally agree the arithmetic works out, but the real issue is that the VTI/VVOO choice is often driven by plan constraints, not a conscious anti‑factor bet. When you invest in a broad fund you’re automatically adding a big‑cap bias, and only a minority of people actually move to a dedicated large‑cap growth ETF (MGC, OEF, XLG, etc.) because they truly believe LCG will beat. The rest just end up with a mild large‑cap tilt without an intention to “trade against” small‑cap value. That small‑direction picked in practice is why the size premium still shows up even though the math seems simple.

Depends on country, depends on capital and assets you want to trade etc .
If you use Tradovate for your live account (as I do), it's easy to copy trade between live accounts and prop firm accounts. Both Tradovate and AMP Futures are a bit shit but they are cheap on margin requirements and more or less work.
There are lots of others - really depends on your needs.
If you mean that you want to trade Gold futures on COMEX (GC/MGC contracts) then I believe most prop firms DO let you trade them, through Tradovate usually?

Depends what you’re trading, at the moment trading futures only, trading view setup 8 screen format , 4 top 4 bottom, MNQ, MES, MGC, MCL top row and MBT, MHG, SIL, MNG on bottom row.
Using MGC and MCL for confluences lately, if there is a real move they have been going opposite directions lately versus fakeouts moving same direction.
MGC and SIL generally follow each other with SIL being more aggressive in its moves up and down, but can help with direction, especially looking at who is leading the charge.
MNQ and MES have their divergence strategies you can use also.

I think VOO and VTI are interchangeable. A real noticeable large cap tilt would be investors who choose to have stuff like MGC, OEF, XLG, or TOPT. And because those funds have a lot of assets, there are definitely some investors who do so, possibly believing large will outperform small.

Hit me up in a DM - I trade DAX - FTSE - MGC - MNQ.

Just started getting into futures, also MGC. any advice or channels you recommend? Been paper trading it, it’s definitely a lot more fun, I’m just nervous about going live with it even though I ended up +500 for the day today.

Gold futures MGC

I totally agree the arithmetic works out, but the real issue is that the VTI/VVOO choice is often driven by plan constraints, not a conscious anti‑factor bet. When you invest in a broad fund you’re automatically adding a big‑cap bias, and only a minority of people actually move to a dedicated large‑cap growth ETF (MGC, OEF, XLG, etc.) because they truly believe LCG will beat. The rest just end up with a mild large‑cap tilt without an intention to “trade against” small‑cap value. That small‑direction picked in practice is why the size premium still shows up even though the math seems simple.

Depends on country, depends on capital and assets you want to trade etc .
If you use Tradovate for your live account (as I do), it's easy to copy trade between live accounts and prop firm accounts. Both Tradovate and AMP Futures are a bit shit but they are cheap on margin requirements and more or less work.
There are lots of others - really depends on your needs.
If you mean that you want to trade Gold futures on COMEX (GC/MGC contracts) then I believe most prop firms DO let you trade them, through Tradovate usually?

Depends what you’re trading, at the moment trading futures only, trading view setup 8 screen format , 4 top 4 bottom, MNQ, MES, MGC, MCL top row and MBT, MHG, SIL, MNG on bottom row.
Using MGC and MCL for confluences lately, if there is a real move they have been going opposite directions lately versus fakeouts moving same direction.
MGC and SIL generally follow each other with SIL being more aggressive in its moves up and down, but can help with direction, especially looking at who is leading the charge.
MNQ and MES have their divergence strategies you can use also.

I think VOO and VTI are interchangeable. A real noticeable large cap tilt would be investors who choose to have stuff like MGC, OEF, XLG, or TOPT. And because those funds have a lot of assets, there are definitely some investors who do so, possibly believing large will outperform small.

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I think most people who pick VOO instead of VTI do it for familiarity and availability reasons (for example my employer retirement account only has S&P 500, not total US).
I don’t think many do it expecting large cap to outperform small cap (otherwise they could do MGC, OEF, XLG, TOPT for even more large cap concentration).