Firm Trading
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@Firmstrading
🚀Er Rahul Gupta | https://t.co/EmEROQn8Z6 | Full-time Trader 📈 | Prop firm challenge achiever | Forex & equity expert | 50-70% annual growth 🌟 | Seeking trading opportunities
Trader :- this big firm my denied my payout ... its a scam Also the Trader in past :- promoted all the major scam firms & took no accountability . Karma always hits back 🫠🤫
Thank you, @ishaansaini22 🤡 for taking such obsessive interest in my life. Since you tried to parade a half-baked, selectively edited version of my truth and history, let me return the favor and lay out an accurate timeline of your journey for everyone watching. 🚨You showed up on Twitter last year with nothing but noise. You started off su*king balls for 100 to 200 dollars, clinging to anyone with a bit of clout just to feel relevant. 🚨Then you moved up to su*king balls for a big prop-firm CEO just to get accounts. The moment that stopped benefiting you, you did what you always do and turned around to diss him and his affiliates in every possible way at the first chance you got. 🚨Next came begging another CEO for 1000 dollars. You took the money, ghosted the challenge, disappeared, and then predictably came back to diss him and his affiliates on Twitter. 🚨Somewhere along the way, you thought you had found a shortcut. Apparently, you took money from investors not to trade seriously, but to hedge prop firms and game the system instead. When that failed, instead of owning up or returning the money, you fobbed people off and moved on like nothing happened. I do not know how much of that is true, but when you line it up with your constant contradictions, your shifting stories, and your pattern of burning every bridge you touch, it paints a very familiar picture. One that looks a lot like a hidden scammer cosplaying as a trader. Karma did not miss you either. Last year hit you hard with health issues and your Twitter account getting hacked, everything unraveling at once. And still, somehow, you were not done embarrassing yourself. Your final act of clownery was turning on and dissing your very own Indian influencers, the same ecosystem you rely on for visibility, just to squeeze out a few likes and feel important for another day. And now here you are again, crawling into comment sections, running your mouth, and once more managing to make a fool out of yourself. So consider this reply your two minutes of relevance in your so-called trading career. When you are older, you can tell this story proudly, how you commented against @MSTARROHIT and not only made a fool of yourself on X but also got trolled and exposed in public. See you at the top, lol
