Priten Pandey
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@XYJtrades You have very great students why you care about stupids ??
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I would never get into educating in 2026...
If I had to interact with the everyday toxicity that plagues social media these days... holy shit.
I am beyond grateful I have been a part of so many of your journeys, and that truly makes it all worth it, even with the state of 2026 trading social media.
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Down -$250 (1%) for the day on my $25k @QtFunded Instant funded account.
Total trades taken - 2, Stop losses - 2.
If I didn’t have an SL today, this account would’ve been gone.
That’s why having an SL is super important.
My 3-day win streak ends here. Time to reflect and plan ahead.
🤝🤝
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Just completed 500 prop trade journal videos. 📈
I've been journaling since the start of last year till May 2026, documenting every single trade I took in my prop firm accounts.
42% win rate with an average RR of 1:2. (Win rate is slightly lower because I did some revenge trading last year)
In all these videos, I clearly outlined my mistakes whenever I lost and highlighted the strong points whenever I won. This helped me differentiate the best trades from the worst while keeping my edge sharpened.
I also made sure to rewatch all the trades I took every week to learn from them and improve my overall stats.
And yes, I just finished reviewing all the trade videos from this week.
I’d say this has been one of the best decisions I’ve made in my trading journey because of the clarity it has given me about my edge.
I highly recommend this approach to anyone who isn’t journaling already.
Because it’s hard to reach your target if you don’t know where you started from.
🚀🚀
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Dear traders,
You remember every time you decided to make your last $10 by risking it on a random trade and ended up losing the entire account?
It wasn’t really your fault — it happened because you failed to understand the game of trading probabilities.
Here’s how it works:
Let’s say you have a $10k account with a profit target of $1,000.
You’ve grown the account balance to $9,990, which means you’re only $10 away from passing, and you decide to take a random trade to make that last $10.
What happens now is there’s a 50/50 probability that the market either hits your $10 target or puts you into a $10 loss.
Now here’s where it gets interesting.
If you go into a $10 running loss, you’re now $20 away from your original target, and a new probability game begins.
Again, there’s a 50/50 chance that you either hit the $20 target or go down another $20.
And if you go down another $20 (which is very common), now you’re $40 away from your original target, and another probability game starts — where you either pass the account or go down another $40.
Before you know it, after 4–5 folds, it compounds to a point where the odds get so stacked against you that it blows your account.
The solution:
Make your last few dollars by taking a proper trade that aligns with your strategy and not by risking it on a random trade.
The markets are already hard. You can’t afford to hand out easy wins and turn them into losses.
Share this with your trader friends and open their minds to this game of trading probabilities.
Win. 🤝
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Trip is going good , Mind refreshed Getting ready for next week stay tuned many things coming 😃
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3rd day win streak on my @QtFunded $25k Instant funded account. ⚡️
+$290 for the day by catching a reversal on AUD/USD.
Gold didn’t give me the win, so AUD did the job instead.
Overall, the account is now up +4.2%.
Need one more good trade to lock in a decent 4-figure payout.
Let’s get it. 🚀🚀
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+$150 for the day on my @QTfunded $25k Instant funded account.
Total trades taken — 3
Lost 2, Won 1
Could've squeezed more out of the nas100 trade, but I was unsure so decided to close it a bit early.
Even with a 33% win rate for the day, I still made money.
This is what profitability looks like. You don't necessarily lose less — you simply start winning bigger, and one good trade takes care of it all.
Will review my mistakes and try to push this account to +5% and request a payout. 🫡
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Received it in less than an hour. ⚡
Although it’s a 50% profit split, there are basically no rules except the news rule.
Nice little coffee money. ☕😅
Boss@BossMohitt
Just requested my 1st live payout with @QtFunded 📈 The live account has daily payouts, So I can make profits and request them immediately. Monthly salary and other incentives are additional benefits. Let’s see how many payouts can I pull with @qt_cap Lets Go 🚀
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Most prop firm traders are under the wild delusion that they're destined to succeed no matter what.
Guys, that is absolutely incorrect.
Thoughts don't make you rich. Actions do.
Ask yourself, when was the last time you sat in front of the screen for 5–6 hours and worked until you were dead asleep?
Are you delaying things or dealing with them today?
Are you wasting your time scrolling reels, or are you too afraid to waste time because becoming profitable is your highest priority?
Lock in, bro. There's nobody coming to save you.
Your mother can't save you.
Your father can't save you.
Your favorite prop firm CEO can't save you.
Even god can't save you if you don't decide to save yourself.
Work when you don't feel like it.
Work on the things that are important.
Cut out the friends who don't benefit your life.
Get mentally stronger by going to the gym.
And most importantly, STOP WASTING TIME.
And when you finally lock in this hard, only then are you allowed to have that level of delusion.
Win. 💯
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Whenever I feel like I need some extra money to spend on future evaluations while also staying stress free, I take a small @QtFunded Instant account, like a $25k account, and try to lock a payout there, which is much easier psychologically and costs me $100 per account, while my average payout is usually above $1k.
That means I could lose 10 accounts in a row, make a payout on one, and still stay at breakeven while being funded instantly.
Currently, I’m trading this $25k Instant account, which is up +$310 for the day. I just need 3 more winning days like this to lock a payout, which I’ll then use to buy futures evaluations and scale further. 📈
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The Prop Trader's Survival Guide
The problem with most prop firm traders is that they don't have money to spend.
Some of them are good traders, Yes.
But having $40 in their pocket isn't going to get them far.
They purchase an account in the hopes of getting a payout and even if they do manage to get one, they already have debts and losses. After clearing those, the best they can do is buy another account — which, in most cases, they eventually blow due to the overconfidence from their first payout.
This cycle eats up a trader's time, even when they are quite profitable.
From my experience, this is the exactly when you should aim to save 80-90% of your initial payouts and reinvest it slowly. Spending it is the fastest way to end up right back where you started, keeping you stuck in the loop.
But if you can reach a point where you've planned well and built a solid cash buffer, you'll be in a much better position where even if you go through a tilt phase, you'll have money saved up to support you.
After that, Its just about repeating the process again and again, making some serious money.
Plan and Win. 🫡
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