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Financial Analyst | Aeterna Finis
The Gambit Playbook เข้าร่วม Mart 2022
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The primary goal of trading is to make money.
The moment your focus shifts to proving a point, chasing losses, seeking validation, showing off profits, or feeding your ego, you’ve already made something else more important than profitability.
Every decision should be filtered through one question:
“Will this help me make money consistently?”
If the answer is no, avoid it.
The best traders aren’t the ones taking the most trades or making the most noise online. They’re the ones protecting capital, managing risk, and staying focused on the only metric that truly matters long-term profitability.
Keep the main thing the main thing.
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It's here! We're proud to announce our Official Partnership with Revolut! 🚀
@BrightFunded × @Revolut
Today marks the beginning of a deeply integrated partnership between BrightFunded and Revolut. Our first milestone is the launch of Revolut as our official payment partner, including Revolut Pay across our platform. But this is just the starting point.
Together, we're building a series of revolutionizing features that will set new standards for the modern prop trading industry, with exciting launches already planned for the months ahead.
This is only the beginning. Stay tuned. 🔥
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@majeed_0123 If there aren’t any input errors then just let probability run its course
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Going through a losing streak😮💨 4th loss in a row what should I do
Advice me I'll be in the comments

M@j££d•♘@majeed_0123
23/06/26 ✍️ Prediction: SELL Outcome: BUY Result: Take profit (-25pips)❌
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@apparentlytrder @wannabechamp @fundingpips @HolaPrimeGlobal @FundedNext @FTMarketslive @fundingtraders FundingTraders’s 100% scam. They breached my 600K allocation for no reason. On Harry’s side here
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CFD $1m Funding Plan
1. @fundingpips $300k
2. @HolaPrimeGlobal $300k
3. @FundedNext $300k
Any alt for $100k
From glance these prop firms seem ok
4. @FTMarketslive
5. @fundingtraders
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One of the best trading videos I've watched in a long time.
I've been a fan of SMB Capital for a long time now.
One of my long-term goals is to eventually trade from the SMB Capital office and learn directly from some of the best traders in the industry.
And this is exactly the type of content our industry needs more of.
The video "If You Only Watch One Trading Process Video, Make It This" is packed with valuable insights on process, execution, risk management and professional trading.
A lot of concepts discussed there align with how I view trading today and where I want to continue improving over the coming years.
If you haven't watched it yet, I highly recommend it.
If there's interest, I can break down some of the key concepts from the video and show exactly how I plan to apply them to my own strategies and portfolio management approach.
Big Shoutout @Wordsofrizdom @smbcapital
youtu.be/WDdvnd9vLbM?is…

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Just bought the new $500K E8 Pro account.
As many of you know, I wasn't a fan of the direction E8 had taken over the past months with trailing drawdown and consistency-based models.
With the new E8 Pro accounts, things seem to be moving back in a much better direction.
So I decided to give it a shot.
Let's see how this one goes.
I'll keep you updated along the journey.
No sponsoring btw hahah

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I’ve never lost a challenge account that was already up more than 6%.
But I guess there’s a first time for everything.
I’m back from my two-week vacation in Croatia and ready to get back into the usual content.
One thing that stood out to me once again is how important it is to spend time away from the charts and outside of our trading bubble.
You come back with a much clearer mind and a fresh perspective.
As I mentioned before, I took a trading break during this time.
No new trades, only managing existing positions with stop losses moved to break even, partial profits secured and targets left in place.
Unfortunately, I made one mistake.
The FundedElite Road to Funded account was sitting at roughly $328,000 equity, around +9.6% profit.
Before leaving, I secured the trades and left the positions running.
What I failed to account for was the End of Day drawdown rule.
The following day, the positions retraced slightly.
Nothing dramatic from a trading perspective, but enough to breach the 3% EOD drawdown limit.
Result:
The account was lost.
A very frustrating outcome considering how far the account had already progressed, but at the end of the day it was an execution mistake on my side.
No excuses. No blaming the market.
Just a lesson to take forward.
The good news:
The account has already been repurchased.
So the Road to Funded series will continue without any issues.
As always, I’ll keep sharing both the wins and the mistakes transparently.


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Starting today with a $10k @fundingpips account. Wish me luck on this journey 🤞

Future👨🏽💻📈@TradesbyFuture
You’ve $150 to invest in a prop firm account Do you: A) Go all-in on one $25k account B) Split it on two $10k accounts Drop your choice + why below 👇 I’m reading every reply! 🔥
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This is one of the biggest transitions every trader has to make.
People think trading is a game of prediction.
It isn’t.
Trading is a game of distribution.
You don’t need to know what will happen next.
You only need to know what you’ll do if you’re wrong.
That is why risk management exists.
A trader obsessed with being right focuses on win rate.
A trader obsessed with longevity focuses on expectancy.
Because a system with a 40% win rate can build wealth if losses are controlled and winners are allowed to pay multiple times more.
Ironically, the market humbles everyone.
The beginner takes losses personally.
The professional treats losses as business expenses.
A stop loss is not an insult to your intelligence.
It is simply the cost of participating.
The market does not care how much analysis you performed, how convinced you are, or how badly you need the trade to work.
Probability has no emotions.
And the sooner you detach your identity from individual outcomes, the easier trading becomes.
The goal was never to predict every move.
The goal was always survival.
Because in the end, traders don’t fail because they were wrong.
They fail because they couldn’t accept being wrong.
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