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أنا بحترم الراجل ده فشخ والله، بسمع له من اول سنة ليا في هندسة، وبعدين بقطع شهور ويمكن سنين وأرجع أسمعله تاني وأشوف طريقته في الشرح لو موضوع أنا شغال فيه ماشوفتش حد حاطط كورسات مجانية بالشكل ده، وبيشرح فيها بكل شغف وطاقة وكأن الموضوع بيدر له ملايين وهو في الحقيقة مش بيكسبه شيء يُذكر أسامة الزيرو

The trap that everyone who starts learning trading falls into is the learning trap. I was one of the people who fell into it. I used to think that the more I learn, the more I improve, but the opposite happened.

Break-even today. +0 RR. Stayed disciplined, no more trades 🤖🥷🏿

Many traders pretend to be profitable. They won’t show you their losses,and it may look like they only lose once out of every ten trades. Most of them are the same people trying to sell you a course,because their goal in showing profits is to make sales, not to actually help you.

Closed the day +2R Let’s gooo 🥷

Lost today -1.4R

The goal as a trader is growth.

Can you tell me the difference between profitable and unprofitable traders?

Funny thing about trading communities: A profitable model can be simple. But some will turn it into: break → retest → order block → displacement → more jargon… Too much theory, not enough execution. 😂

New York session prep 🥷🏿 Patience over impulses. Only A+ setups. Risk managed. Let the market come to me.

Be ready for tomorrow. A good strategy isn’t enough. The market rewards discipline, emotional control, and strict rules. Trade the plan. Not your feelings. 🥷🏿

My Friday trade: +1.5R A+ setup executed cleanly Closed the week green 🥷🏿 No overtrading. Just discipline and execution.

Starting next week, I’ll share every trade I take. I trade 9:30–11:00 AM New York time. Funded account currently at 4.4% drawdown — I’ll document the journey, win or lose. Follow to see how I manage it in real time. Trading isn’t complex. It’s discipline and execution.

Most traders lose by breaking rules, not bad entries. 3 rules I follow: • Protect capital first. • Trade one model only. • Journal every loss. Consistency beats excitement. Follow if you trade with discipline.