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@813RS Love this. I don't use video, but I record voice in real time as the setup arises as well as reflection. Saying things out loud definitely changes pattern of thought, and stops me living inside my head. A dangerous place to be. Plus, writing things down feels like a chore!
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This is when I really stopped breaking my rules with trading…..
Please read this. 🚨
It’s a shame it had to get to this point but this is true story. Hoping it helps some of you.
When I first started trading I struggled for no joke 6 years I couldn’t get a damn thing right.
Legit the same mistakes over and over and knowing what I was doing wrong still not correcting it because my ego couldn’t handle the failure.
One of the most hard headed people on this earth is me.
My whole life I learned shit the hard way that’s the gods honest truth relationships, work, money I mean everything it was no different for trading.
I finally got to the point where I had absolutely no money left I quite literally blew everything I had on evals and trying to make this shit work.
I finally said enough is enough I Backtested and got 6 years of data on my model, created strict rules, had entries exits, timings of when I would trade, candlestick closures, analysis on each asset and its behaviors. I mean I studied fucking everything no lie. I was literally obsessed.
If you know me if someone can make trading work then I thought fuck it I can do it better than them.
I was delusional guys. I wanted this shit real bad.
I put 20 grand of debt on my credit cards. I had my model my data. I said TYLER you can’t fuck this up you got one more chance.
I passed every fucking eval, had my first payout ever of $22,000 dollars on a USD/JPY long I closed the trade and cried I sware to you. I paid my credit cards off and that next month I made $168,000 fucking dollars.
DONT’ EVER I REPEAT EVER FUCKING QUIT.
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more than a month later and here we go.
MMXM never fails.
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Small payout with @TradingLucid
Still on my first set of accounts, not a fan of churning and flipping.
Rather keep my expenses low and keep the accounts for as long as I can to maximise the ROI from prop firms.
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@DiegoBTrades You just need to identify your weaknesses and put proper systems in place, 24/7 willpower is a myth
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Trading is only hard when we make it hard
Taking set ups that aren’t there forcing trades to “make progress”
Over sizing that leads to emotional management
If you show up and do your job the right way trading couldn’t be easier
But human greed and pride gets in the way
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If you made $200k last month trading, maybe just keep doing that. You don't need to sell me a course too.
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@L2WTrades Prop firms are just cheap access to capital if you actually know what you're doing with them
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met a trader in a discord group last year who hasn't risked personal capital in over 3 years
though he was full of shit
he shared his screen. spreadsheet. every funded account, every payout, every challenge fee, every cycle date
the math actually checks out
he's either the most disciplined trader I've ever seen or the most systematic
he's been cycling prop firm challenges in a loop that doesn't stop
the play is stupid simple once you see it:
he passes a $100K evaluation. withdraws the payout. before he touches size or adds accounts, he applies for the next evaluation at a different firm. keeps risk at 0.25%-0.5% per trade. runs the same model every session. HTF sweep, displacement, FVG retracement. one pair. never deviates
payout clears. cycle repeats. personal capital never touches the market
"but you can't scale that without blowing accounts eventually"
he doesn't scale by adding size. he scales by adding accounts. all running identical risk parameters. when the setup appears, he executes it on every platform simultaneously. same entry. same stop. same target. one morning. multiple payouts
he's been doing this for 3 years. roughly $4,000-$6,000 in total challenge fees across that period to maintain access to $500,000-$1,000,000 in rotating funded capital
The alternative:
funding a personal futures account with $100K at standard margin would have required years of capital accumulation and full personal downside exposure
he's paying thousands per year in challenge fees instead. over 3 years that's roughly $60,000-$90,000 in personal capital risk he simply never took
the spreadsheet tracks every account, every payout window, every trailing drawdown floor, every firm's consistency rule. planned 6 months in advance. he knows exactly which firm to apply to next and in what order
the challenge fee per cycle is his cost of capital. he called it "the cheapest access to institutional-size buying power that technically isn't a loan."
3 years. zero personal capital at risk. $1M in funded accounts
I checked the math twice
It works
I teach this exact framework inside my free Discord. real math on why the model works when you stop interfering with it.
Link in bio.
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