My first ever prop firm acc ended in a lost💔😭
Well, I’m glad I took the bold step to trade a prop firm for the first time.
Will I buy another acc??….YES
You know why?, it’s because You can fail but don’t GIVE UP.
People see the success.
They rarely see the years of confusion, losses and self doubt that came before it.
The truth is that breakthroughs often arrive suddenly, but they are paid for gradually.
Patience.
Persistence.
Consistency.
These three things have rescued more dreams than talent ever will.
Sometimes one month, one trade or one year can compensate for seasons where it felt like nothing was working.
So don’t be too quick to judge your progress.
Your biggest week might still be ahead of you.
All my life, I dreamed of this moment. Today, I finally saw my GOAT with my own eyes. 🥹❤️
I’m literally shaking. It doesn’t feel real.
The greatest player to ever walk Planet Earth. 🐐
Thank You, God. 🙏🏽😭🤯
There’s endless information on X about prop firms and forex.
But when it comes to synthetic indices, most traders are completely in the dark. 🤔
That’s why this video matters.
Watch till the end as I break it all down and answer the question everyone asks:
“Are there prop firms for trading synthetic indices?”
A Nigerian 🇳🇬mum based in South Africa 🇿🇦 confronts ‘28-year-old’ South African man for attempting to drag her 10-year-old daughter into his apartment.
@CryptoDefiLord As a Nigerian, let tell ourselves the truth. Saving your money in your traditional banks is still one of the safest by the way.
If anything goes wrong, you can still go to any of their branch to report the case.
You’ll stop getting caught in unnecessary stop losses when you understand the difference between Engineered Liquidity and Inducement Liquidity.
Read carefully: ⬇️
⭕️ Engineered Liquidity: The last low (or high) formed before the mitigation of a POI.
⭕️ Inducement Liquidity: The last visible swing high/low formed directly before a POI, designed to attract traders into the wrong side of the market. Think of it as a trap.
They may look similar, but they serve different purposes.
Understanding this distinction can significantly improve your trade execution and help you avoid unnecessary stop losses.
Does it make more sense now?
Study the chart below 📌