I started trading in my funded fx 5k challange using Phantom forex Judas model
Will share my daily entries here
11 sep lokz trade
Loss with this loss my acc is at -1 per dd
A simple plan beats a complicated strategy.
Daily bias ➝ 4H narrative ➝ 15M execution.
0.5% risk. Emotional control. Session timing.
Consistency over excitement.
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A complete trading system requires mastery of three things:
1- Price = tells you where opportunity exists.
2- Time = tells you when opportunity is likely to appear.
3- Liquidity = tells you what the market is actually targeting.
Understand price. Respect time. Follow liquidity.
Comfort comes from learning to wait.
The market doesn’t pay for ideas, it pays for timing.
Impatience is what destroys most traders – they act just to feel involved.
Don't force trades. Let setups come to you.
@invictus_913@ColquhounMoira@masked_stat Hey brother
Is this setup really works to pass the challenges?
If it works to pass the challenges why not it is used to earn money after passing the challenge
Can you please throw some light?
You don’t need to know every little price swing.
You need to know one model which repeats consistently which will do the work for you.
Don’t be greedy.
Take your pound of flesh and go home.
A lot can be accomplished and discovered within a 12 month period (even more than you can currently imagine)
Reviewing in yearly increments brings to light the reality of how progress truly works… its not meant to be quick
✅ You need more DISCIPLINE...
❌ Not capital.
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✅ You need more CONSISTENCY...
❌ Not strategy.
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✅ You need more PATIENCE...
❌ Not excitement
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Develop these 3 pillars and
You will be unbeatable...
📌
$GU Turtle Soup
Partialed into the drop. Closed the remainder right as structure broke.
You don’t catch the exact bottom by guessing.
You catch it by having a plan for what price does next, before it does it.
If your entry is sloppy, you have to consider either a higher degree of risk or to use lower leverage in your trade.
Your stop needs to be where your stop needs to be.
Think in terms of specific invalidation levels.
The reason a trader should only have one mentor is simple:
A real mentor is not just teaching a strategy.
They are shaping your decision-making, discipline, psychology, and execution.
If five different people guide you, you eventually lose trust in your own process.
You hesitate.
You second-guess.
You become reactive instead of consistent.
The best traders are usually the result of deep alignment with one mentor, one philosophy, and one way of seeing the market.
You can study many traders.
But only one should shape your foundation.
Grateful for the guidance. Thanks to @zspeculates