Sarah trades index futures for a proprietary firm out of Chicago, and her desk looks less like a home office and more like a flight deck. Six monitors, arranged in two curved rows of three, each one doing exactly one job.
The center-top monitor runs a single instrument at three timeframes. Directly below it sits the DOM ladder, full-width. The two side monitors carry correlated instruments and a macro calendar; the far-right screen is reserved entirely for risk.
PROP FIRM Every screen has one job. No charts overlapping, no clutter — just a workflow built for split-second execution during the New York open.
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PROP FIRM Every screen has one job. No charts overlapping, no clutter — just a workflow built for split-second execution during the New York open.
Sarah K. ·
Prop Firm Futures ·
Chicago, US
1. White Ergonomic / Trading Chair A high-back white chair with padded seating, adjustable armrests and height adjustment. Its reclining backrest, lumbar…
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