Submitted my 6th payout request with @QtFunded today. Grateful for the opportunity and proud to keep trading with consistency and discipline. Looking forward to continuing this journey and building a strong long-term relationship with the QT Funded team. 🤝📈
@AlexQuantTekel
The hardest place to remain level headed as a trader is the time between your entry and a potential win / potential stop.
If you’re newer, there’s a war occurring in your mind.
“What if it does…” thinking that a win translates to you being a good trader, and a loss translates to you being a bad trader.
This is an incorrect way of thinking that will ultimately lead to a blown account caused by irrational decisions (moving the stop further, closing early… etc)
Accept that both wins and the losses are apart of the game; the only way to be a “good” trader is by following the system and managing risk appropriately, not by having a 100% win rate.
Among the best traders I’ve trained, one trait stands out every time.
Relentlessness.
They were either on the verge of losing something important, had already lost someone important, or had to provide for other people under impossible circumstances.
Whatever you may be going through - keep in mind, it must get worse for it to become better.
there is never an excuse for unnecessary trades
because taking quality setups is simple,
it takes only a moment of reflection to filter anything else out
before putting on any position,
first imagine it as a loss
then ask yourself
would you be surprised by the outcome?
would you take the same setup again?
would you keep control of your risk?
if you answer no to any,
avoid the trade
if you answer yes to each,
take the trade
no tells you it is a trade you cannot afford to take
yes tells you it is a setup to execute with confidence
when you act on that answer,
you have done everything in your control
that is what matters
probability and time will take care of the rest