GO TO 25
Road to breaking records
Best loser in here
Executing using leprechaun entry model
My public trade data journal here .
Try with systematic approach.
$NQ shorts | Sl hit
- C2 reversal
- C3 continuation failed
(You’re allowed to tell my mistakes)
My reason: w the new weekly open we dumped & took a major liquidity level & retraced
Scammers promoting platform . Every gurus promoting free .
#Trade zella
Dont manipulate humen feelings please .
Stop this drama please 🙂
More and more profits in mentors account they are buying mentorship and this fking platform . All are sucks .
LOL
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1st year of Trading
Failed.
2nd year of Trading
Failed.
3rd year of Trading
Failed.
4th year of Trading
Still Failed.
5th year of Trading
Started selling courses.
and became Mentor
Many fake gurus never admit anything. Respect to @JustinWerlein for telling the truth. It was wrong and disappointing, especially for students. But accountability matters. Transparency > hype.
I only trade my simple approach:
Leprechaun Model Dictionary
5MCB – 5 minute candle break
1MCB – 1 minute candle break
1,5 SMT – 1 minute and 5 minute SMT
Break-even low or high – Potential draw on liquidity
Shamrock – A++ scenario (double SMT)
The Fortune Week – Every month has its strongest winning week
No drama.
It’s simple.
Executable.
Repeatable.
No hesitation.
Losses and profits are both accepted.
This is what a real trader actually needs.
So you decide — what path are you going to choose?
There’s more to say, but I’ll stop here for now.
Beginners Mindset vs Experienced Trader Mindset
(Images by google)
“I found a 100% win rate strategy. I win every single day, every single month. No losses. It always ends up with higher RR.”
That is the beginner’s mindset.
Becoming an experienced trader doesn’t mean you’ve traded for 5–10 years. Experience comes from maturity, discipline, and understanding how your edge actually plays out over time.
For some traders, building a real edge takes 3–9 months.
For others, it can take 2–10 years or even more.
Why?
Because they keep changing their strategy every single day.
They keep adding more and more complicated things into their edge.
They overtrade.
They focus on low-quality setups.
And when they lose, they increase their lot size.
That’s the cycle.
What is a systematic approach?
• Create your own rules
• Make your system simple
• Master patience and discipline
• Journal everything related to your system
• Build a statistical database
• Understand that trading losses are not random — they are part of your system
• If you lose or win, it’s still your system playing out
If you follow your system and lose, you are still a winner.
Because you followed your rules.
But if you break your own rules — even if you win — you are the real loser. That effect is temporary.
Some traders break their rules and still grow fast.
They are like a supercar without brakes.
Once they crash, all their growth is gone.
You’ve seen this story happen many times on X.
Systematic traders don’t face that same crash.
Why?
Because they follow their system strictly.