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Learn to take risk. You can't win if you're scared to lose.
Follow your rules. Trade with a checklist, not emotions.
Backtest until your confidence comes from data, not hope.
Become insanely disciplined. Discipline beats motivation every single time.
Stop listening to every "guru." Follow your own plan, become obsessed with your goals, hit the gym, eat clean, and build a strong body and mind.
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Soon,your stop loss will be what you currently earn in an entire month.
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If you are trading a continuation from a gap away from a true reversal, you will benefit, generally from an entry on the first CISD ... R/R wise.
This is trading the LTF reversal of the HTF continuation
if you are trading a true reversal you will benefit from an entry on propulsion blocks/second CISD/gap... structure wise.
This is trading the LTF Continuation of the HTF reversal.
Simple Formula For Higher Winrate:
1. Never fade the HTF Draw.
2. Never buy/sell deep in the range .
3. Wait for a clear LTF V shape signature away from the reversal.
4. Demand SMT.
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I don’t trade prop firms the way most people on X do.
No full-porting accounts.
No blowing evals every week.
I actually think that’s one of the worst things newer traders can learn.
I get asked a lot how I size positions within props so here’s exactly what I do:
For evals I started with:
DLL ÷ 6
So on a $50k account with a $2,000 DLL, that’s about $333 risk per trade.
After reviewing my stats, I’ve only had a drawdown greater than 4R twice all year.
Because of that I recently increased to:
DLL ÷ 4
Or $500 risk per trade on a $50k eval.
For funded accounts, I size down considerably.
If the DLL is $2,000, I’ll risk:
$150 per trade
$200 on an A+ setup
And no more than 2 losses per day.
The goal isn’t to pass accounts or reach payout as fast as possible.
It’s to ensure that I do while building the habits that will support my long term success along the way.
Everyone wants to show flashy payouts with props where they truly only net profit 50% of that when you take away all their prop expenses.. but that is not realistic for the beginner trader and in my opinion, that is not trading. That is prop trading. Two completely different things.
So if you want to actually become a TRADER, learn to take it slow and steadily and let time do the heavy lifting just as the compound effect does for the long-term trader.
What starts as 2 $50k evals passed a month (slowly but surely) becomes 24 a year.
What starts as buffers built on 2 $50k funded accounts every 4 months becomes 6 a year.
And I’m not including the compounded scaling as payouts start coming in…
In just 2 of being consistent, you can turn literally a couple hundred dollars into hundreds of thousands..
All from clicking buttons on a screen 4 days out of the week for 2 hours a day 😭
This skill we’re developing is unlike anything else and provides the freedom unlike anything else.
So lock in, slow down and trust the process.
While everyone is chasing these big flashy payouts like these influencers over the next 1-2 years, they’ll find themselves in the same place as they were (or maybe made a lot and then lost a lot but left with no real long term skill).
But for those that take it slow, those years will fly by and they’ll be so happy they took the delayed gratification route.
Cus not only will they have the financial and time freedom that trading provides but they’ll have a skill that frees them to do whatever they want for life.
Submit to the process and allow the profits to follow 🫡
When markets are decoupled at 9:30 your protocol can be simplified. In most cases this will keep you onside.
1. Wait for the 6:00AM H4 candle to close, it will likely be a PSP
2. NQ/ES will be expanding in the opposite direction of YM.
- One is in foreseen distribution -> the direction the other pair[s] will reverse and expand to; typically YM
- The other[s] are manipulating -> to a key level opposing the draw, opposite the asset in foreseen distribution; typically ES/NQ
3. The market will resynchronize at the key level that the manipulating assets are trading into, while the asset that distributed will enter a new phase of price
- Consolidation or Retracement.
4. This will result in two things
i. A PSP forming at 6:00AM H4 close
ii. A strength switch in the 10:00 H4 candle
- While the manipulating assets reverse, the asset that already distributed will begin to consolidate/retrace.
5. This will give you an SMT fill sequence from a gap on the asset that was in foreseen distribution, and a SS-SMT on the manipulating assets.
6. If 10:00 does not resync price, typically 10:30 will, this will be a new 90 Minute open.
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$91/day on 5 funded accounts = ~$10,000/month.
Let that sink in.
Now raise the target to just $150/day per account:
$150 × 5 accounts × 22 trading days = $16,500/month.
And that's BEFORE a 90% payout split.
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The professionals focus on consistency, compounding, and scaling size over time.
Small daily wins change your life when repeated hundreds of times.
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It’s when two correlated markets start expanding in opposite directions. You’ll usually see this around 9:30 on the indices for the most part.
The decoupled move is basically just a retracement or manipulation. It creates SMT before price continues in the overall market direction.
To understand which asset is likely manipulating, you need to know the draw. Any move that goes against the draw should be viewed as a retracement or manipulation before price realigns and continues toward that draw.
So really you’re just looking for that decoupled move to get capped at a key level. When that happens, an SMT will naturally form and the markets will reverse and realign.
Hope that helped. 👍