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@usainiteem @ahmedxm01 Pls I would like to know why it is haram?

@ahmedxm01 Muslim hakkul muslim Every Muslim is brother of Muslim i prayed for you to make halal profit. Future trading is haram❌️ Spot trading is halal✅️ In sha Allah you will make good profit in spot morethan what you achieved in future

Full Transparency. See all the trades Profit and Loss For the month of March and April 🧘‍♂️ Do the math. Trading pays.

@ABMF01 @ahmedxm01 Pls I would like to know why it is haram?

On one hand, I congratulate you on your hard work and experience in trading. On the other hand, I feel concerned for you, and I pray that Allah brings the day when you stop futures trading and focus only on spot trading, which is permissible in Sharia. Right now, you already have enough capital to move fully into spot trading.

Trading is a lot like Chess. The best players don’t throw pieces around trying to look dangerous. They protect the King at all cost. Because once the King falls, the game is over no matter how strong the position once looked. Protect your capital at all cost. It’s the only reason you’re still in the game. GM💜

@ahmedxm01 give me the pain of discipline abeg 🚬 🫩

Choose your suffer. You either suffer the pain of discipline or the pain of regret.

@Techriztm tell us 🤦🏾‍♂️

Social media has a lot of you thinking $1k profits a month is small a win. The same social media has people constantly trying to look richer than they actually are. This same social media convinced many of you that you need $500k in prop funding before you can become successful. The same social media made my friend lose an account that was already up over $8k in payouts… all because he thought people wouldn’t rate his progress enough. The same social media has robbed many of you of the ability to appreciate small wins. And that’s dangerous. Because the trader who cannot appreciate growth at level 1 will destroy himself trying to prove something at level 10. A lot of you are no longer trading to build wealth. You’re trading for validation. For screenshots. For impressions. For strangers online who genuinely do not care if you win or lose. Some of the loudest “profitable traders” online are still broke in real life with nothing tangible to show for years in the market. Social media has corrupted the mindset of a lot of traders more than bad strategy ever did. The day you stop trading to impress people… is the day your growth actually begins. Break out of that mentality early. It’ll save your trading career.

@ahmedxm01 Ahmed Xm ahhhh! 😅 I just dey enjoy the stunt and drama you dey make for here, some people go wan kill themselves now! 🤣 dey pack for the crypto market and X dey go!

A forex trader without a car is a scammer😂

You might find it surprising how much $CORE I’ve accumulated purely through consistent staking since its launch. By maintaining a long-term approach and allowing rewards to compound over time, I’ve been able to significantly grow my holdings without active trading. The future is Bright!!

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@ahmedxm01 tear lot 😁

This month wanted to suffers me 🙂

the average person will work 8 hours a day for someone else but wont put one hour a day into building their dream life

@caleb_okike @Habbyforex_ ahhh u are here 😅

@Habbyforex_ Philanthropist habby… Always wanting everyone to attain same wealth as him… Nobody love Nigerians pass you egbon 🫡

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@YOUNGINTIMMY456 @KINGKLC001 you go cry nor worry 😅

@KINGKLC001 All this kind talk no consign me.. I can do it alone and I will prove to the world that I did it without a mentor or anybody's help.. that's the only way how you'll know that you've survived and you've become profitable 🤭

If u are crypto or forex trader you can’t do it alone you need people with the same mindset Drop your WhatsApp number let someone add you up so you can make friends and gets connected Retweet and bookmark so that you can come back and add numbers 💙👑

@ahmedxm01 🫩😒

$100k no Dey last again 🤦‍♂️💔.

@FefeDemeny you have been calling the shots ✌️

Posted in the community Follow market structure Link in bio

@ahmedxm01 mehn una dey worry sha 😏

Any trader that feel happy anytime he makes profits is a gay.

@patrickbetdavid @FefeDemeny Absolutely ✊

People underestimate how long it takes to win big. You struggle for 10 years. Eventually, in one day, you achieve more than you did your entire life. Be patiently aggressive.

Satoshi created bitcoin to free people from institutions now institutions are buying bitcoin and retail is getting sidelined

@Habbyforex_ the struggle to keep this and stay self aware na where problem dey, because e nor pass wetin e don spoke! 🥂 welcome newbies 🫩😮‍💨

Nigerians are starting to enter forex trading with big dreams but zero structures ..and that’s where the problem is… With my years of experience, I will share few tips with you if you’re to start forex trading and be profitable First, understand that forex is not quick money. It is a skill and you need a mentor . The same way you study law, medicine, or tech, trading requires time, practice, and discipline. If someone enters because they want to flip ₦50k to ₦5 million in one week, they will most likely lose everything. Start with the mindset of learning, not earning. A mentor is highly recommended Second, learn before you deposit. Don’t fund a live account just because you saw someone post profits on Instagram. Use a demo account first. Understand how pips work, lot sizes, risk management, stop loss, and take profit. Many beginners lose simply because they don’t understand position sizing. Third, risk management is more important than strategy. Even a good strategy can fail if you risk too much per trade. A beginner should not risk more than 1–2% of their account on a single trade. This is what keeps you in the market long enough to grow. Protecting capital is your first job. Fourth, start small. If you cannot trade ₦50,000 consistently, you cannot manage ₦5 million. Grow gradually. The market rewards patience, not greed. Fifth, control your emotions. Forex is 70–80% psychology. Fear will make you close trades too early. Greed will make you overtrade. Revenge trading after a loss will destroy your account faster than anything else. If you lose a trade, step away. The market will still be there tomorrow.