I came across this Post and I want to ask a simple question, HOW LONG CAN WE CONTINUE LIKE THIS?
If the initial deposit is $5k, you obviously lost the challenge which is not bad but deceiving yourself to prove point can't make sense to me.
Day 20 was the end of the challenge.
When I started my $5k challenge which was last month June 1st, we did 40%, the reviews were good but not viral, I was showing people that forex is not a scam.
Fast forward to the start of this month … we started hitting back to back losses, I was called different kind of names even from people that haven’t seen profitability in their lives.
The narrative changed, from the guy that was trying to bring in transparency into his craft to the guy looking for public validation 😅😅😅.
Today that same account is at $15k that is 200% and most likely will grow more.
People were literally copying the trades for free but Una dragging don collect food from some people mouth.
Some of the posts still make me laugh even till now, but I learnt some valuable lessons,
1. Not everyone wants you to win, they just waiting for the right time to strike.
2. I can’t please everyone and people prefer the loud noise than hard truth
3. Lastly, focusing on my craft and any results should be completely reviewed after being achieved.
To the banger boys 😅, thank you.
Una don make me more focused, but the least you can do is keep the same energy when things start going well too.
Back in 1978, a mathematician named Jim Simons left academia to trade currencies.
A decade later, he launched the Medallion Fund.
It would go on to become the most successful investment fund in history.
Not one of the best.
The best.
For over two decades, it averaged roughly 66% annual returns.
During the 2008 financial crisis, while firms were collapsing, Medallion returned over 100%.
The obvious question is…
How?
Jim Simons wasn’t predicting markets.
He wasn’t drawing trendlines or trying to guess where price would go next.
He built models that searched for tiny statistical edges and executed them over and over again.
The edge wasn’t massive.
The consistency was.
That’s the lesson every trader should take from Jim.
Profitability isn’t about having a 100% win rate.
It’s about finding an edge, protecting your risk, and giving probability enough trades to do what it’s designed to do.
The biggest difference between profitable and unprofitable traders usually isn’t the strategy.
It’s the consistency with which they execute that strategy.
Success in trading isn't about winning every trade. It's about staying disciplined, being patient, and following your trading plan consistently. Focus on the process, manage your risk, and think long term. Consistency over time is what leads to lasting success.
Stop counting profitable days.❌
Professional traders don't measure success by one green day.
They focus on Green Weeks. Green Months. Green Years.📈
Losing days are part of the game.
Losing weeks and months are what you must avoid.
Think like a professional, not a gambler.