Abednego fearless

$21k profit in a month from $4k deposit...As a Forex trader, you need to trust yourself more than any other person when trading. Cowards don't trade Forex. What do you mean by first jumping through the pages of your trading"idolos..??. The more people you learn from the more complicated it becomes.. Why should you change your trading bias because you saw someone else's analysis? Why should people's opinions of your trading affect you? Bro you've got to start learning how to be bold like a lion. Cos that's the only way you'll be able to conquer the battle of the markets. Be brave. Start having the mindset of "me against the whole markets" Be firm in your decisions in the markets. Let your buys be your buys and your sells be your sells. Stop being a simp. Ayeni Abednego.

One of the most important factors that determine your profitablity as a trader is your habit. Habits set out the profitable traders from the unprofitable traders. Do you want to know if a trader will do well or not in his trading? Check his daily habits... What do you do when you wake up every morning? How do you go through your day? If you have terrible habits, they'll invariably spill over to your trading Life too. If you can't discipline yourself enough to avoid overeating, how do you expect to conquer over trading? If you can't discipline yourself from too much sleep, how do you expect to be disciplined enough to stay up and study at night? Who you are will reveal itself on the charts. Its only a matter of time. Consciously Work on changing your habits and I promise you that you'll change your trading game... Have a great week ahead.

@thissdax Congratulations

110%✅ on my $90k - $500k challenge.

Weekend money 💰

Don't be too fast to upgrade your lifestyle when you start making some money from trading, See, I know that there's this desire to immediately start spending money on the latest iPhones and lavishing on different vanities, But here's an advice I'll give to my younger self if I were to do this again, The wisest thing to do is to reinvest that your initial wins back into the business that gave it to you, Take some time to build a solid base that you can easily fall back to. You can invest in better trading systems, invest in getting more knowledge, invest in getting into more profitable circles, If you trade prop firms, you can invest those your initial wins into getting more prop firm accounts and scaling up the account sizes, See bro, don't rush to start proving a point, ensure you solidify your base. Ensure that no matter what happens, you won't have to return to ground zero. When you have a solid base, you can always build a skyscraper from there. Only wise traders will heed this... Ayeni Abednego

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You can't become rich if you can't hold... See one of the things that I've discovered that keeps traders in an endless loop of unprofitability is the inability to hold their trades. If you can't hold your trades especially the winning trades, you can never become rich from forex trading... The funny thing is that most people hold on more to losing trades but once the trade starts going in their direction, they close out of fear of losing. You have to internalize this fact: every trade will either go up or down... What's up to you to do is to analyze and find an optimal entry and exit point. Once you place your trade, set your stops and targets,take your hands off your device and go find other things to do. Stop endlessly watching the trade like a zombie. Let the market do its thing. Its in the endless watching that you make foolish decisions that you'll end up regretting later. Learn to leave the markets to do its thing. Take the loss or take the profits. Apply this tip and watch your trading change for better...

One reason why many people will keep failing in trading in 2026 is this👇🏾 They don't want to take responsibility... In trading, it is very easy to pass blames, And crazy enough there are more than enough factors you can blame for failing. Some people over leverage their accounts then blame brokers for blowing their accounts, Some are in 100 telegram signal channels and then when they lose, they blame those channels for the signals they voluntarily took, Others blame their mentors as if it is only mentorship that will make you win, Others blame the big winners for their personal failures and call them frauds because they're doing what they couldn't, Others would blame market makers for manipulating them out of trades when they were impatient, So you see, there are enough people to blame for failing, But I tell you that until you man up and start taking responsibility for your actions in the markets, you'll keep losing. You can't keep passing blames forever, you won't learn anything. Nobody forced you to trade, you came into the game with your free will. Start taking responsibility for your mistakes and maybe you'll learn the lessons therein and gain experience.

@thissdax Lovely

You start “playing safe”… cutting winners early, skipping clean setups, overthinking everything… and somehow you make nothing. Then there are days you just follow your plan, take the risk properly, let the trade play out… and it pays you clean. Same market. Same strategy. Same you. The difference is pressure. More like: The moment you need money, every trade feels like survival… so you force it, close early, or hesitate. But when you don’t need it and just execute… everything flows. Ever noticed this too?

One of the best skills you can master as a trader is risk acceptance and risk management... You know everyone who trades thinks they are risk takers, But are you really a risk taker because you're in a risky business? This is the mistake many people make as traders. Because explain why you say you're a risk taker or you are managing risk but start shaking when you enter a trade. See, until you understand the need to fully accept the risk involved in trading, you'll keep making the same set of mistakes in your trading that keep you losing. Accepting your risk means you fully accept the consequences of your decisions in the markets and allow the results of your decisions to play out. Risk management means you keep your risk within the limits of what your mind and account can carry such that no single or series of losses will completely wipe out your account... Now, if there'll be anything you should be looking to work on this holiday season, you should work on learning how to accept and manage risks. Just this skill can shift your trading in 2026. Cos at the end of the day, in trading the best losers win..

@thissdax Massive

"Forex trading is just sporty bet in suit and tie" I've been hearing this ignorant statement online in the past few days and I've decided to come correct it. The statement above is made to compare trading to sports betting and gambling. But Forex trading is not betting or gambling. It is more crazy than that. In sports betting, you don't need to know anything to predict a game. Just know the names of the teams and you can start betting. In forex, your lack of knowledge is your beginning of failure. People call trading gambling because of how much knowledge and experience is needed to actually trade forex profitably. You can't just jump into trading today with no knowledge and expect to make money. It is this set of people who think trading is a child's play who end up blowing their money in the markets that call it gambling. Trading with the right knowledge is a business. It Is a methodical analysis of previous price action, using that to predict future actions while managing risk. Trading is a business for professionals. Let me let you In on a secret, even your big banks trade forex. Just that they do it in a big way. For you to be able to compete with them, you need to have the right knowledge and skills. So correct this notion today. Trading isn't sports betting. We're doing serious business. Abednego fearless

Started trading Forex and was earning $0 to earning thousands of dollars.. the growth continues ✅..

I want to say something that might get a lot of people offended, I'm trader and I've been trading for some years now so I know what I'm saying, I've traded both my personal funds and I've traded for a trading firm, I've also traded synthetics and currencies... If trading as an action still excites you then you're still a baby trader. Now hear me out, I know that trading is a high stake, high risk business where you can make and lose money in seconds. But if trading as an action makes you overly excited then you're still joking. As you grow as a trader, there should be a time when it becomes mechanical. You come to the charts, see what you're looking for, execute and leave the charts while you wait for the markets to do it's thing. If you're still excited over every news release like NFP and CPI in the currency markets, you're a joker. You can't tell me you trade the news every time and I'll take you seriously as a trader because it isn't sustainable trading strategy. Profitable trading is a mechanical trading that is based on a set of repeated rules that help guide you and keep you focused on the charts. Until you understand this, you'll just be running around in circles wondering why you're not profitable. I am Abednego fearless and I said what I said. Prove me wrong.

A winning trade you weren’t suppose to take is more dangerous than a loss …

Dear trader, what if you could wait more? What if the difference between where you are now and the trader you’re trying to become is not another strategy… but patience? What if you didn’t rush every setup? What if you didn’t feel the need to be in the market every day just to “prove” you’re serious? See, most traders don’t lose because they’re dumb. They lose because they’re in a hurry. In a hurry to make money. In a hurry to recover losses. In a hurry to live the lifestyle they’ve been watching on social media. But the market doesn’t reward urgency. It rewards waiting. Waiting for clean structure. Waiting for price to come to your level. Waiting for confirmation instead of guessing. Waiting for your setup, not any setup. The painful truth? Some of your best trades are the ones you didn’t take. The patience to sit on your hands is a skill. The discipline to watch price move without you and still not enter is a level most traders never reach. If you could wait more, you’d: Trade less, but better Lose less money Stop forcing entries Start trusting your process And slowly… your equity curve will start respecting you. So today and this week,ask yourself: Am I trading because there’s an opportunity… or because I’m impatient? The market will still be there tomorrow. Your capital might not. Wait more. Your future self will thank you. Ayeni Abednego

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