William Aldridge

My biggest ever trading day got even better! Got the $300k login details and made another $20k on that account! $50k for the day on the funded accounts🥂

This is how I trade prop firms with 0 rejected payouts: youtu.be/JeTrNrfoq8k

When there is no trade, just close the charts and go do something else.

You’ll never regret collecting more data on your strategy!

You don't need to be super smart to make money trading, you just need to be disciplined!

You don't need to make more than other traders, so stop comparing your results to theirs. Beating someone else doesn't pay your bills.

Focus on scaling capital rather than profits. You can make the same amount of profit with a fraction of the risk. This helps preserve your capital and also helps you deal with any drawdowns better.

Blaming prop firm rules for your lack of profitability is stupid. Compare every firm and pick one that works best for you as a trader. If the rules, price and reviews are good, go for it.

The more experience in the markets that you have, the easier it will be to manage your trades.

@MadeleineTrades Have you unlocked a new word?

@willssfx quadruple is spelt so funny

Stop expecting to be the same level of a trader who has been trading quadruple the amount of time that you have been trading.

For the majority of traders, just letting your trades run to either SL or TP is the best way to manage a trade. This will eliminate any human error in your management that could've eaten away at your profits.

Don't waste your prop firm payouts on flashy items, save the money for down periods. It is tempting to buy a new car or watch after a good month in the markets but just imagine the next 3 months are losing months...

Another week in the books on the 100k challenge, pretty much break even.

Backtesting the same thing over and over again won't change the result...

One payout snowballs into many more payouts if you invest correctly. One payout can fund more challenges, personal accounts and other investments. Invest them wisely.

It is easier to trade now than ever, yet people will still complain about the tiniest prop firm rule.

@t0mbfx If you are profitable, what is the downside?

When is it worth it to actually start trading a live account? 🤔 I only trade funded accounts and a small live account that’s connected to my Darwinex Don’t really see the benefit in trading a big live account yet It locks away a lot of your money when I’ll make the same amount of money from some $200k accounts I’ve also thankfully never gotten a payout denied in my years of trading because I don’t risk crazy and read prop firm rules carefully Would there be any benefits of me trading a live account?

The more time you have in the markets, the easier the whole trading game becomes.

I don't believe any trading book will help with your psychology. You just need to trade more, record your decisions and reflect on them.

If you are not used to trading with large funded accounts, start small. Start with a $10/25k account to get used to the whole process and fairly large accounts. Then use the profits from those payouts to purchase a larger account.