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#ETH @ $112 . Spent my money & friend money buying one Ethereum instead of partying . Let's see what happens to our investment after 2-3 years !

#Baahubali2 was such a beast back then that it had sold more than 4.5 crore tickets in its 1st week, in India alone. The Hindi version itself had sold 2.4 tickets in its first week which is an All Time Record even now. Which film will be able to surpass this?

When you realize global liquidity cycles need a massive reset every 6 years and the system beneath it all always finds a reason for it. Suddenly everything starts making a little too much sense like you’re watching the same cycle play out again 2002 - dot-com crash 2008 - financial crisis 2014 - oil collapse 2020 - covid pandemic 2026 - WW3 + global energy crisis

There is a way that is 200% guaranteed to fail. And everyone is doing it. It is "revenge trading." There is no success in revenge trading. If you win that way, you will build the wrong kind of success experience, and next time you will definitely try to revenge trade again. That is how you become completely unable to tolerate losing, and instead of being a player in "a game of probabilities," you become a player in "a win or lose game." Your responsibility as a trader is to "lose" properly according to the rules, to "win" according to the rules, and to keep generating every result in accordance with those rules. Your understanding of, and trust in, what the aggregate outcome of those rule based actions will be must be completed in the preparation stage.

You’re running… but the finish line is moving faster USDINR is up ~30% in the last 4 years. Yes, India is growing. GDP is expanding. On paper, wealth is increasing But here’s the uncomfortable reality, the global benchmark of wealth is becoming a $ millionaire And that changes everything Becoming a dollar millionaire, the yardstick for real global purchasing power and financial stature is now getting harder than ever. Your assets may be going up in INR terms, but if the currency weakens, your global standing doesn’t keep pace. Let that sink in.

You have to be really smart to be successful in India. You can be average and succeed in the US.

@OkoTrading Yeah…but trailing drawdown,consistency rule and payout caps,buffer to withdraw this are all not worth my stress…for many people spread is not issue,but who are too quick in and out traders,who trades few 1min candles expansions and come out,it makes difference

@Teja5020 I don't want to change anyone lol, having traded both for years, I would choose cfd if I was a day trader/swing trader, but for scalping small moves, you can't beat futures

People complain about spread,i traded all cfd prop frims and all have best trading conditions for indices….even if they restrict to 1% rule on funded accounts that still better than crap future firms

@OkoTrading Yeah close to end of market hours…spread is good at peak session hours …still i am CFD guy 😅, ntg can change me unless a gun is pointed to my head…you are quick in and out guy,so its a bit difficult,but i scalp indices on CFDs comfortably

@Teja5020 Yup, your image shows it right there. The difference is a 1r becomes a 0.8, that really adds up over a lot of trades mate

@OkoTrading Also i use magic keys software and physical device….so lot calculations are never stress for me,its a seconds work with that EA…many beginners dont know calculations and prefer future firms for this reason too

@Teja5020 This isn't true at all mate, as someone who traded cfd for 4 years across multiple firms, you really notice the difference on futures on fills and spread, it's hugely different. But yes, as I mentioned to you in another comment, if you aren't a ltf scalper it doesn't matter much

As promised in my last post, here is the framework I personally use to evaluate and choose prop firm challenges. Over time I realised that passing a challenge is only one part of the process. The real question is whether the account is built for long-term trading. Here are the most important factors I consider: 1. Reputation of the prop firm At the beginning I mainly relied on platforms like PropFirmMatch to get a general overview of reviews and feedback. You can also use my prop firm scaling plan as a reference. 2. Drawdown model This is one of the most important factors. I strongly avoid trailing or balance-based drawdown models. Static drawdown (around 8–10%) is, in my experience, far more sustainable for long-term trading. 3. Consistency rules I recommend avoiding them. Many firms require 30–50% consistency during the funded stage, which can unnecessarily delay payouts and restrict your trading. 4. Daily loss limit Make sure the daily loss limit is fixed. If it is floating or trailing, it adds unnecessary risk. A fixed 5% daily drawdown is generally well balanced for most strategies. 5. Type of challenge Whether it’s 1-step, 2-step, 3-step or instant funding — I personally prefer classic 2-step challenges (typically 10% / 5%).
They tend to offer the most balanced conditions without hidden restrictions that can cost you the account. 6. Scaling Plan Understand how and when the firm increases your capital.
A clear and realistic scaling structure is essential if your goal is long-term growth. 7. Payout Structure An 80% profit split with bi-weekly payouts is industry standard and, in my view, completely reasonable. Not all prop firm accounts are built for long-term trading. Choose a structure that allows your strategy and edge to actually play out.

Hello bruh Mr Perfect @PrabhasRaju

Tired, but not giving up! Pls download and share before there is a gag order on me. Thanks to @IndiaESI (who also impleaded in my PIL against misleading branding of sugary drinks as ORS), @FAIMA_INDIA_ , HRDA Andhrapradesh, HRDA Telangana, MARD Thane, MARD Nagpur, Junior Doctor's Association Ahmedabad, Telangana Junior Doctor's Association, Junior Doctor's Association Ranchi, T-SRDA, GARD, Telangana Doctor's Forum, RDA Aligarh, RDWS UP, IMA Telangana State, IMA Hyderabad Airport, Endocrine Society of Telangana, Indian Doctor's and Dermatologists against quackery, for condemning the notice of Johnson&Johnson and Kenvue in which they accused me of disparaging them for my commercial benefits and views! Thank you for staying by my side! Grateful!

4 things matter in life: - Health - Money - Family - Freedom - Influence/Power (optional 5th item that some people are genetically predisposed to want) If you lack any one of them, you will not be happy.

How do you think about “periods when you are doing the right things but not making money”? In trading, doing the right things does not mean you will win on the trade in front of you. For example, a 50% win rate does not mean wins and losses will alternate. You can lose three times in a row. And just because you have lost three times in a row does not mean the next trade is any more likely to be a winner. Probability does not remember the previous result. This is a world of uncertainty, and a world in which short term results are heavily influenced by randomness. If you are doing the right things, meaning you have tested and practiced in advance on a large sample size and are continuing to execute a system with positive expectancy consistently, then what matters is how you think during periods when profits are not showing up very much. There is a profound difference in consistency between someone who interprets that period as “the system is broken” or “the market has changed,” and someone who sees it as “still in the middle of collecting samples.” And that way of thinking, that interpretation, is precisely your belief structure, your thought process, and the length of your perspective. If you have a short term perspective, hold the value system that “winning is good and losing is bad,” and use the result in front of you as your constant basis for judgment, then emotions corresponding to that thought process will inevitably arise. And those emotions will drive behavior that matches them. That is why I always say we need to transform those beliefs through thorough testing and practice. A shift in belief cannot be achieved through intellectual understanding alone. Simply knowing the data is meaningless. You must make the law of large numbers work again and again “with your own hands,” and through that process, repeatedly experience with your own hands the variance and distribution specific to the strategy, while repeatedly going through the experience of being left with profits over the long run. Through these experiences, your beliefs begin to change, and your thought process changes with them. Your perspective becomes long term, and you become convinced that continuing consistent action is what leads to success. You stop trying to stray from the path midway through. That is because this new belief structure and thought process begin to generate a different set of emotions in response. You begin to feel aversion to deviating from the rules. And those emotions begin to drive you to act in a way that absolutely does not let you drift away from them. In other words, how you interpret “periods when you are doing the right things but not making money” depends on how, through your preparation in advance, you have experienced and practiced through those periods that inevitably occur. In the world of trading, where short term results are heavily influenced by randomness, having a long term perspective is indispensable. But a long term perspective is not something you acquire by simply deciding to “think this way.” It is built along the extension of thorough preparation, testing, building a system with an edge, and practice, and all of it is connected as a single structure. If you do not yet have that structure, I wrote the blueprint for building it. → payhip.com/b/bqKpV

@robinf_x I've been asking myself why they're ranked so highly with trailing drawdowns. I just concluded that they pay for reviews, so I ignore them...Trailing drawdowns are a scam, and no one can convince me otherwise.

@robinf_x And they don’t refund for passing challenge. They are making a hell bloody lot of money from ppl’s gambling.

Pass phase-1 with trailing and this buffer nonsense is already your phase2

Better spend few hundred bucks extra on cfd firm challenge …you can make easily more when funded without bothering about 100rules

consistency rule ,payout cap,trailing and no overnight holding,not able to risk all daily drawdown in a single trade….this ensures you can never capitalise on A+ setups,most are trading random price action on lower time frame that let you win some times