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In trading, on the days you don’t perform well enough, you have to pay out of your own pocket to the market. No other job or business demands that . You’re playing one of the toughest games out there, it’s not everyone’s cup of tea.

@E8Andrew Not interested in trailing drawdown plans. Will must try if you guys bring back your static drawdown plans.

@Ghost_of_ICT Have you tried it with us? The feedback I keep getting from trailing drawdown former haters is mostly positive once they try it out with us. We like to keep the rules clean and pricing fair. That's our priority.

Yes, we don’t have a static drawdown. That’s why many traders choose other firms that offer a static drawdown. However, there’s always a trade-off. Other firms have to offset the static drawdown with absurd rules, payout delays, unfair bans, and payout denials. That’s just how it is. You won’t find any of that with us, and the fact is that we’re the firm that pays out the largest payouts. I think you can draw your own conclusions from that.

@LEGACE_FX Its not about return, its about capital.

Maturing as a trader is realizing that ?

There comes a stage where profitability is no longer the milestone, it’s the baseline. From there, the next game begins of making money as function of time or Capital Efficiency.

@FortuneMMXM and what about usdjpy?🤣

Pay more attention to DXY if you’re a EURUSD or GBPUSD Trader

@PJtrades_NQ Currently in 7th year, achieved breakeven in my 4th year.

For traders: how long have you been day trading for? I've been in this game for 10+ years, became profitable 6 years ago

@I_Am_The_ICT Freedom of time. Freedom to work form anywhere in the world and many more things......thanks for sharing your work with us.

I was thinking to myself this morning... I'd like to know what all of you have managed to do or buy, yes materialistically speaking, from my life's work? I won't use this as a lecture against having nice things... I am genuinely curious.

Markets aren’t built for you to win, they’re built for you to stay long enough to lose. Over a decade, 99% bleed out, only 1% survive and compound.

@wannabechamp Entering Late, moves will be there in future but you capital is limited.

What’s worse: Missing a move or entering late?

Being in the 50% just means you’ve eliminated the other 50%. It doesn’t mean you’re profitable. Consistent profitability lives in a much smaller fraction, far below 50%.

@wannabechamp 6-7 hrs actively/ day. Except weekends.

Be honest… How many hours a day are you really spending in front of charts?

@FortuneMMXM 4-MAX

How many trades Maximum do you take in a week ?

@FortuneMMXM yup, will still show up but with improvement in my learning curve throughout the process.

If you have 1000 more accounts to blow before you become consistently profitable, will you still continue trading?

@Khldfx @fundingpips remove that 15% consistency rule in your instant funded programme .

What do you guys need in @fundingpips ? Be realistic 🫡👊🏽

When you enter a trade, you’ve already accepted the loss and the profit based on your position. Everything else you feel after that is just emotion.

@jtrader 1st Represented FVG

Can you explain your edge in one clear sentence?

When I’m in drawdowns, I remind myself: I’m too deep in this game to quit. My bias can be wrong in the moment, but my skillset isn’t. The winning streaks will be back. This is just time doing its thing.

@iamdisplacement They don’t give a f about others trade ideas. once you see it you can’t unseen it.

Why do profitable traders mostly trade alone and don't always share their setups?

If you don’t know where liquidity is being drawn, chances are, it’s being drawn from you. Markets don’t reward random entries, they reward awareness.