Starting the London stream next Monday to show how I run props. To prove it's entirely about risk management and not some magical strategy, I will trade blindfolded
No charts, no use of DOM, zero analysis
No course, no ads, no affiliate codes
I'll start with a $5000 budget to make things quicker
Every expense/payout is tracked on a public sheet
I'll run the stream on my channel, Monday 7/6, 3-5 am ET: https://t.co/vx3fAVkZ6A
3 amazing things happened yesterday...
1. I set a world record again. I sold my Senna for almost $3,000,000. Traded in to a dealer at that. Let that sink in.
2. I made $1.5M on a car, another 100% return on a car in less than 10 months. Refer back to number 1. The best part was when I bought this car, another dealership owner called me to tell me I was an idiot for buying that expensive of a Senna. I am still undefeated and I am still way wealthier than 99.8% of dealers. Dont forget that.
3. I bought myself a new Bugatti, a second Bugatti and still kept my first one because Bugs are about to pop and I want to profit more on my first.
Whether you’re playing with $30K or $5M, the car game can be beaten. https://t.co/iHi3AJ0AVX
3 amazing things happened yesterday...
1. I set a world record again. I sold my Senna for almost $3,000,000. Traded in to a dealer at that. Let that sink in.
2. I made $1.5M on a car, another 100% return on a car in less than 10 months. Refer back to number 1. The best part was when I bought this car, another dealership owner called me to tell me I was an idiot for buying that expensive of a Senna. I am still undefeated and I am still way wealthier than 99.8% of dealers. Dont forget that.
3. I bought myself a new Bugatti, a second Bugatti and still kept my first one because Bugs are about to pop and I want to profit more on my first.
Whether you’re playing with $30K or $5M, the car game can be beaten. https://t.co/iHi3AJ0AVX
Someone on Reddit just shared the smartest Fable 5 tip I have seen since it came back. 🤯
Before Fable 5 moves to pay-per-use, use it to write skills for Opus 4.8.
Let Fable 5 teach Opus how to think. Before it gets expensive.
That idea alone is worth sitting with.
But here is everything else you should do with Fable 5 right now.
→ Give it your hardest problem. Not your easiest. It is built for work that takes humans days.
→ One big brief beats twenty small ones. Full context. Full constraints. First message.
→ Set effort to High by default. Reserve XHigh for your most complex work only.
→ Give it a memory file. A simple markdown where it stores lessons between sessions.
→ Tell it to verify its own work before reporting progress. Kills fake status updates instantly.
→ Delete your old Opus prompts. They are too prescriptive for Fable 5 and will hurt output.
→ Use Fable 5 now to write skills for Opus 4.8. Let the best model teach
the everyday model how to think.
That last one is free leverage hiding in plain sight.
In case you missed it, I did a live trading stream using X's new Live Studio. I walked through three trades step-by-step showing my exact strategy in front of 800+ viewers
Several people made their week's profit on $QQQ and $IWM in just an hour from this free session
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YOOO THIS IS ACTUALLY insane @ApexTradeFund 🔥🔥🔥
THE OG LEGACY ACCOUNTS MAKE THE RETURN 🤯
I missed these accounts so much.
90% OFF RIGHT NOW !!
THE ROAD TO A MILLI 💵
CODE “TG”
https://t.co/z30dQQtLun
High RR isn’t better.
Low RR isn’t better.
The strategy you can actually execute is better.
Stop arguing over whether high RR or low RR is better.
That’s the wrong question.
If both strategies have a proven edge, the better one is the one you can execute consistently.
Some traders need a high win rate to stay confident.
Others are perfectly comfortable losing more often if it means catching bigger moves.
Neither is objectively better.
They’re different personalities.
Personally, I know I’d rather lose more often and let my winners pay for it.
A 1R winner that keeps running would frustrate me a lot more than taking another planned loss.
Your strategy shouldn’t just fit the market.
It has to fit the person executing it.
The best strategy isn’t the one with the highest expectancy on paper.
It’s the one you can follow without constantly fighting yourself.
It’s always funny to me how people forget such historical events…
They forget WE were the first ones to drop profit target from 10% to 8%
They forget WE were one of if not the first to drop the minimum 30 day trading period
They forget WE were the first to move towards 1-step accounts before it became standard
Need I go on…
——— E8 Zero is the FIRST of its kind in this space. Fact. ———
The LTF consolidation/swing that actually breaks the HTF support or resistance is the highest probability setup to trade. Bookmark this, backtest it, benefit.