Kijana wa Tamisemi akifika kijijini halafu akaamua kuishi kama mwananchi wa kawaida,akijifunza kilimo na kutumia fursa zilizopo.
anaweza kujenga utajiri mkubwa kuliko mtu anayepokea mshahara mkubwa mjini.
Ardhi haidanganyi Wazee, kuna jamaa anakusanya zaidi ya 23M kwa mwezi .
Ever since prop firms stopped allowing weekend holds, my payouts have hovered around $10k biweekly… sometimes just a little above it.
It completely changed the way I could position trades. A lot of my higher conviction swing setups had to be closed early or skipped entirely.
Thankfully, FundedNext just announced that weekend holding is back. Hopefully, FTMO follows suit soon.
The rest of this month should be significantly better. 😂
We’d do so much more!
Before you fund that last $50 into a forex account, read this thoroughly. 👇
A lot of traders will tell beginners:
“Just grow a small personal account instead of trading prop firms.”
But most people saying that already forgot what it feels like to start with little or no capital.
I got into trading in 2021 at 17 years old.
Back then, prop firms gave me access to opportunities I would’ve never had with a small personal account.
In 2023, I got my first major payout from FundedNext, $9,875+ from an account I was given for free.
That payout changed my mindset completely. I even got interviewed because of it.
Since then, I’ve gone on to make multiple six figures yearly from prop firm payouts.
And yes, not every prop firm is good.
Some create terrible trading environments with unrealistic rules designed to make traders fail. Avoid those ones.
But overall, prop firms are still one of the biggest advantages available to skilled traders without huge starting capital.
With around $50, you can access a $5,000 account with a $500 drawdown allocation instead of risking your entire savings on a personal account.
A lot of traders would still be stuck watching from the sidelines if prop firms never existed.
These days, I only self fund when trading synthetics.
For currencies, I’m currently over $700,000 funded across FTMO and FundedNext, so I trade prop almost exclusively.
So no, don’t let anybody shame you for using prop firms.
For disciplined traders, they can genuinely change your life.
Do your research, choose firms with healthy trading conditions, and focus on becoming consistently profitable.
And for crypto traders, you’re not left out.
Crypto Funder Trader (CFT), probably one of the best prop firms for crypto trading right now, is currently running 30% off challenges on all accounts till May 29.
Go get funded and get to work. 🩷
I made five figures in May because I understand one thing most traders ignore, ‘when to risk high and when to risk low’.
If you’re still blowing accounts trading “STRUCTURE, LIQUIDITY & KEY LEVELS”, the issue is usually not the strategy… it’s your ability to read probability.
You’re probably treating low-probability zones like high-probability ones, especially when it comes to fresh vs unfresh levels.
This template is here to fix that!!!
STUDY THIS !!
The London session model that keeps printing:
London always tells you where New York is going.
If London swept the lows, New York targets the highs.
If London swept the highs, New York targets the lows.
Wait for London to set the sweep.
Enter during New York.
Target the unswept side.
Kijana wa kitanzania ukitaka kuwa dollar Millionaire (from $100M to $500M) kwa sasa.
Sajili kampuni yako Rwanda 🇷🇼 au Mauritius 🇲🇺.
Sio lazima uende huko au uwe na passports.
kampuni yako iwe ni ya Automation, Biotech, Food Security, Proptech, Data science.
Kisha Raise funds.
The 3-candle rule.
Enter on a 15M FVG. Watch the next 3 candles.
Moving in your direction? Hold.
Sitting sideways? Exit at breakeven.
Time is a filter. Use it.
PDF in the pinned tweet!
Save this. Use it before every session.
1. 4H direction. Bullish, bearish, or no trade.
2. Mark equal highs and equal lows.
3. Note unfilled FVGs.
4. Wait for the sweep.
5.15M FVG confirmation.
6. SL set. TP set. Walk away.
No exceptions.
If you check the 4H before touching the 15M, you're ahead of most traders already.
Most start on lower timeframes and wonder why nothing works.
Higher timeframe first. Lower timeframe second.
That order isn't optional.
Keep going.
I've been married 5 years. Still married because we treat these like law:
• Bed is for sleep and sex only
• No phones in bedroom
• Kids asleep? We talk. 5 mins or 3 hours. Doesn't matter. We talk
• Pray together before sleep
• We eat every meal together
• No screens when eating
• And we never, and I mean NEVER criticize each other in public
Your marriage is your son's blueprint, and your daughter's standard.
Most traders treat every Fair Value Gap the same.
They see a gap. They enter.
Then wonder why their win rate is inconsistent.
The problem isn't the concept.
It's which gaps you're choosing to trade.
Here are 5 filters that separate high-quality FVGs from noise 👇
Every Sunday before the market opens, ask yourself 3 questions.
Where are the weekly liquidity pools sitting?
What did last week's close tell you about direction?
Which session is most likely to deliver the setup?
If you can answer all three, you're prepared.
If not, don't trade Monday.