Michael

Losing a parent makes you realize how truly short life is, don’t wait to start doing the things that you really want to do.

@propwarzx @RajaBanks @DominionMktsLLC I do feel sorry for the people who haven’t been around long enough to know that scammers like this exist.. just bc someone has lots of followers and influence online doesn’t mean they have your best interest as heart. prayers to the victims 🙏🏽

🚨 Denied, account deleted, broker deposit stolen, ghosted! @RajaBanks As a multimillionaire Raja Banks is doing this with ALL traders wanting to withdraw over a few thousand at @DominionMktsLLC Including stealing their initial broker deposit! 👇 Trust Pilot is full of them

God bless my Q2 🙏🏽

@Fun_Trades1 absolutely!!

@_MichaelAW We will kill April, let’s goooo!

Breakeven for the Month of March. Reality of trading , every month won’t be the best, but still we learn and move forward 🙏🏽

I don’t know who needs to hear this but hustle culture is a scam & having zillions of dollars won’t make you happy. Money isn’t everything, it’s very important but you need a healthy balance.

I literally never argue or debate with anyone because I don’t care enough to try and win you over with my way of thinking through logic, nor do I care about your opinion of me. I always choose peace and protect my energy. It’s a waste of time honestly.

So glad the daylight savings bullshit is over and I can get my extra hour of sleep back

God has been blessing me and my trading tremendously. Hard work and Faith in God moves mountains.

New week , Same Goals .. Just silently creeping closer to them

Trading success takes longer than you expect, then happens at a bigger scale than you can imagine.

@KautTrades @DiegoBTrades 😂😂 only one word matters “algorithm”

@_MichaelAW @DiegoBTrades Tried to explain what is bid/ask to one of those ICT traders, that shit was impossible

Something that I can’t stand about the ict community (low key entire trading space) is people always talk so confidently about shit they don’t know like no my trade didn’t fail because of CE of the daily rejection block in the macro failure swing it just lost bruh like damn

@wxnse_ profitable ho 💛

Yung ho 💛

@beyoumf 10K a month your out of survival mode 50K a month the earth becomes a literal playground, any thing more is meaningless

how much money do you consider as life-changing money? be honest.

When a loss doesn’t shake you, you’ve leveled up. Calm acceptance means no ego, no panic—just execution.

Things that quickly made my life better: - Cutting my expenses in half - Saying no to work I didn't enjoy - Protecting mornings for deep work - Spending less time with draining people More money is great, but less obligation is better.

Your goal as a trader is to minimize trading errors. If you can do that and have an edge, the numbers will work themselves out.

You'll make better trade decisions if you're not desperate.

@robinf_x #1 @FTMO_com #2 @fundingpips #3 ??????? who claims the #3 spot ?

As promised in my last post, here is the framework I personally use to evaluate and choose prop firm challenges. Over time I realised that passing a challenge is only one part of the process. The real question is whether the account is built for long-term trading. Here are the most important factors I consider: 1. Reputation of the prop firm At the beginning I mainly relied on platforms like PropFirmMatch to get a general overview of reviews and feedback. You can also use my prop firm scaling plan as a reference. 2. Drawdown model This is one of the most important factors. I strongly avoid trailing or balance-based drawdown models. Static drawdown (around 8–10%) is, in my experience, far more sustainable for long-term trading. 3. Consistency rules I recommend avoiding them. Many firms require 30–50% consistency during the funded stage, which can unnecessarily delay payouts and restrict your trading. 4. Daily loss limit Make sure the daily loss limit is fixed. If it is floating or trailing, it adds unnecessary risk. A fixed 5% daily drawdown is generally well balanced for most strategies. 5. Type of challenge Whether it’s 1-step, 2-step, 3-step or instant funding — I personally prefer classic 2-step challenges (typically 10% / 5%).
They tend to offer the most balanced conditions without hidden restrictions that can cost you the account. 6. Scaling Plan Understand how and when the firm increases your capital.
A clear and realistic scaling structure is essential if your goal is long-term growth. 7. Payout Structure An 80% profit split with bi-weekly payouts is industry standard and, in my view, completely reasonable. Not all prop firm accounts are built for long-term trading. Choose a structure that allows your strategy and edge to actually play out.