Starting balance: $2,476.50
Goal: $100,000
Iβll be posting daily updates β wins, losses, and account progress. No disappearing when a trade goes against me.
Day 1 starts now.
Follow the journey. π―
#Trading#FuturesTrading#DayTrading#SupplyAndDemand#PriceAction
Day 4 π
Not every day is going to be green.
Finished today down -$466.50, bringing the account balance to $5,811.20.
Posting the entire journey publicly. Every win, every loss. No cherry picking results.
One day at a time. π
#FuturesTrading#TradingJourney#DayTrading #SupplyAndDemand #Trading
Day 3 π
Caught the reversal long during Asia open using supply & demand.
No indicators. No chasing. Just waiting for price to come to my level and executing.
+$2,560.50 today
Account: $6,277.70
$2,476.50 β $6,277.70
One day at a time.
@victorogedeode Faith and trading shouldnβt be mixed like this. The market doesnβt reward you because you prayed, and a losing trade doesnβt mean you lacked faith. Trading is about probability, risk management, and disciplineβnot religion.
Day 2 β Building This in Public π
Started with $2,000.
Day 1: +$476.50
Day 2: +$1,240.70 π₯
Current balance: $3,717.20
Iβm documenting the entire journey β every trade, every win, every loss.
Day 2 complete. Onto Day 3. π«‘
#FuturesTrading#DayTrading#TradingJourney
@wannabechamp A successful trading day isnβt necessarily a green day.
If I followed my plan, respected my risk, and didnβt force a trade, thatβs a successful day. The P&L is just the outcome.
Iβm documenting my own journey publicly right now β every trade, wins and losses included.
@ze_rryy CRT gets a lot of attention, but I personally keep it simple β supply & demand.
No strategy is magic. Execution, risk management, and consistency matter more than the name of the setup.
Iβm publicly documenting my trading journey day by day β wins, losses, everything.
@TheH0n3stTrader The hardest battle isnβt always with the marketβitβs staying disciplined while dealing with doubt, losses, and uncertainty.
There are no guarantees youβll make it. All you can control is your risk, your process, and whether you keep learning from your mistakes.