Mando
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This is why I love 1:1 and scalping💡
Even in a consolidating market on htf there are plenty of 1:1 scalp opportunities
Those base hits taken consistently and compounded add up faster than most think 💯
JadeCap@jadecap_
If you didn't agree that there's cycles where generational wealth is made via trading.. and not every month or every year is a prime opportunity to be active... I don't want to hear about you struggling in consolidating markets. Your need to make money all the time is the reason you aren't making progress.
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@ImHMTrades I understand the htf logic, but what was the trigger in ltf entry? I struggle with hesitation at that low of a tf
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@Tradermayne It’s the UI brother, I like trading on my tradingview account . And mainly looking to trade indices and gold.
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Breakout is popular because we have basically no restrictions.
No profit cap, no minimum days, no consistency rule, no need to build a buffer for payouts, you can hold trades overnight etc.
I still see a bunch of traders go for futures trading prop firms.
They're usually a lot cheaper but have tons of restrictions like all the stuff I mentioned above.
The industry in general has been shifting away from CFD-style firms and more towards futures even though they have tighter drawdowns, more rules, and subscription + reset-based pricing etc.
For those that like using futures firms: is the cheaper price the main appeal? Account stacking? Platform? Something else?
Not talking shit, would love to learn more about what traders want to make Breakout even better.
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A Blueprint to Profitable Trading
6 months to a year of real focus can change your life and your family’s.
First.
Embrace your mistakes.
Mistakes will happen. Don’t hide from them. Don’t blame the market. Learn from them.
Your biggest progress comes when you put your ego aside and take responsibility. Every losing trade has a lesson if you’re willing to look for it.
Second.
Focus on the process, not the outcome.
Most traders are too focused on making money. The results come from improving your skill.
Your only job is to execute your plan and get better at it each day. When the process improves, the results follow naturally.
Third.
Trade with purpose.
Consistency in trading is one of the hardest things to achieve. Many try, few actually get there.
The reason most fail is because they come into each day without intent. They take random trades, chase setups, and call it work. Years pass like that, with no real progress.
Come into every trading day with a plan. Know what you’re working on. Study your mistakes. If you don’t move with purpose, time will move without you.
Fourth.
Focus on one system and master it.
The man who practices one kick a thousand times beats the one who practices a thousand kicks once.
It’s the same in trading. You don’t need ten strategies you need one that fits you. Learn it, refine it, and repeat it until it becomes second nature.
Mastery comes from repetition, not from chasing new things.
In short:
Be boring.
Be patient.
Be intentional.
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