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TEG Trades
@TEGTrades
ES & NQ Futures Trader. 5-figure prop payouts. Lost more than I wanted. Learned more than I expected. Still here. Still trading.
Frankfurt on the Main, Germany Katılım Temmuz 2026
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@TradesByMatt @TradesByMatt - Thx and fully agree.
One thing that's improved my trading recently is simply taking profits and walking away instead of trying to squeeze every last point out of the market.
Keeping profit and money is a skill on its own.
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Base hits changed the way I trade.
I know it sounds boring and that is kind of the point.
Most traders are not losing because they need some secret strategy hidden in a discord with 9 emojis and a dude yelling “funded trader mindset” at them.
Most traders are losing because they finally get a good trade, feel that dopamine hit, and then immediately convince themselves they are now locked in for the day.
Then one good trade turns into 3 mid trades, then one revenge trade, then a “I know I can make this back” trade, and then boom. Day ruined and account vaporized.
Base hits are not about being scared.
It is about respecting that keeping money is a different skill than making money.
Take your piece. Walk away. Do it again.
It feels small in the moment, but after a week of not lighting money on fire, it starts to feel real nice.
Gradually then suddenly is built by doing the unsexy thing over and over.
Be smart. Be patient. Stack em.
That is the part I want people to actually take seriously. Not the perfect screenshot. Not the one trade that looks great after the fact. The boring repeatable behavior is what gives you a chance to still be around when the good opportunities show up.
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Closing the trading day.
Topstep
✅ Funded a new 100K account.
❌ Hit daily loss limit on Day 1.
Topstep 50K Combine
✅ Reached 50% of the profit target.
4PropTrader
✅ Profit target reached.
⏳ 2 minimum trading days remaining.
I also blew two evaluation accounts after trading them far more aggressively than I should have.
Lesson of the day:
Passing evaluations isn’t the hard part anymore.
Protecting funded capital is.
More accounts don’t create more opportunity—they create more temptation.
From here, the focus is simple:
Protect capital. Execute the plan.
Still here. Still trading.
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@apparentlytrder @AlphaCapitalUK Appreciate the insight. Consistency outside of trading seems to be just as important as consistency on the charts.
Keep pushing my friend💪
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@TEGTrades @AlphaCapitalUK Consistency in daiyl routines such as journaling, logging trades, gym etc
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payoutmaxxing again
first payout of q3 locked in
no. 26 w/ @AlphaCapitalUK
$73k in lifetime payouts with them now
pushing for 100 bags
onto the next.


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@NickDoesFutures Appreciate the honesty. It's refreshing to see someone share what's really going on behind the scenes. A good reminder that we're all fighting battles others can't see. Keep pushing, bro! 💪
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One of the hardest things I still struggle with is the fear that it’s all going to disappear one day. The skill. The money. The life I built.
I talk to God about it daily. It’s not new & I’ve carried this my whole life.
But here’s what I’ve come to believe: most successful people aren’t running toward a number. And the ones who are? They just move the goalpost the second they hit it.
The truth is, most of us are running from something. From who we used to be. From the version of ourselves that was stuck.
Maybe the fear never fully goes away. Maybe it’s not supposed to. Maybe it’s the thing that keeps you sharp- as long as you hand it to God instead of letting it drive.
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@obamaonabike Thanks for sharing this. As someone working towards consistent profitability, seeing what's possible is genuinely motivating! 💪
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@CoachDBA Thanks for sharing both sides of the journey and a lot of respect for this!
As someone still developing, seeing experienced traders openly share losses is a good reminder that consistency isn't about avoiding red days.
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@PJtrades_NQ Thanks for consistently sharing honest insights.
Looking back, what kept you going during those 4 years when quitting probably seemed like the easier option?
I think that’s something many developing traders struggle with, myself included.
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Back to work.
Started a new @Topstep 100k combine today.
=> Day 1: + $3,000 ✅
Around $3,000 to go until the profit target.
The focus stays the same:
Execute the plan.
Still here. Still trading. 💪

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@PJtrades_NQ 100% agree. The market will always show you what you could have made, but it never shows what you avoided by sticking to your plan.
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@wannabechamp Couldn't agree more.
The market doesn't reward activity.
It rewards good decisions.
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@TEGTrades had that same realisation moment also around the 3year mark. Keep pushing!
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When I started 4 years ago I thought trading would make me rich within a year.
Find the strategy, take the trades, quit everything else. That was the plan.
Took me years to realize the strategy was the smallest part. What actually changed was me. More patient, less impulsive, comfortable with being wrong, fine with doing nothing for days.
Trading didn't just change how I look at charts. It changed how I handle everything.
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@chartfanatics @PropFirmTrader Couldn’t agree more.
Last night I broke one of my own rules and paid the price.
Reviewing mistakes honestly is where the real improvement starts.
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@PropFirmTrader Agreed the real test is following your plan when emotions tell you not to
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