There’s always someone in the room who thinks it’s clever to bet against me, so let’s keep it simple.
There are 168 hours in a week. Most people work 40.
I’m at this 16 hours a day. I sleep six.
That’s 112 hours a week, every week, for years.
So if you want to go against me, go ahead, just don’t act surprised when it ends exactly how I said it would.
I’m not sure why so many people glamorize prop firms as something positive for the trading industry when their entire business model relies on trader failure.
It’s simply another way of extracting money from the industry.
Instead of it going into market makers pockets, it goes into theirs.
There’s a reason new prop firms keep appearing, the profit margins are high.
The statistics speak for themselves,
Out of 100 traders over 5 years:
Prop firm traders: 1–3% remain profitable
Traders using their own capital: 3–8% remain profitable
Prop traders fail faster because of strict drawdown rules, time pressure, and constant evaluation resets.
You’re trading inside a system designed to make an already difficult profession even harder.
I’m just stating the reality. Whether people like it or not.