Imagine being $1m funded with a credible prop firm. Wild right!!?
You don’t even need to risk 1% on a trade to make good money.
Cos you’re not even gonna be in a rush to make the money. It’s just gonna come
0.5% risk is $5,000.
On a 2RR trade, you get $10,000 straight up. on One ☝️ trade!!
You prolly don’t even need to trade again for the whole week.
Talk about waiting for only the right setups brah
Capital just takes skill to a whole new level man.
Ya seriously need to lock the fvck innnnnn!!
Most traders think SBR & RBS are magic levels. 😂
That’s why they keep getting humbled trading SBR/RBS blindly.
Here’s how smart money really uses these levels to take your money 🧵👇
Trading full-time sounds cool until:
•You’re in drawdown
•Rent’s due
•You’re forcing trades to pay your expenses
This game punishes desperation
Having an income outside of the charts will level up your trading
XAUUSD daily time frame Chart looks very much similar to wyckoff distribution if price follow this then there will be one more push above 3500 before down trend
ain't been on here in a while, and that's because i've been away from the markets for a bit while waiting for conditions to clear up
was able to come away with $14k today despite markets being a bit choppy with the delivery
still grateful nevertheless :)
Made $16,000 in just 1.5 months 3 payouts from FTMO
A $200K funded account can easily generate $10K/month if you're consistent.
The challenge costs ~$1,000, and it’s refunded once you’re funded.
Prop firms can truly change your life. Stay focused, keep low risk. Don’t give up
You don’t need more trades. You need better trades.
The real glow-up happens when you:
• Wait for clean setups
• Pass on “maybes”
• Focus on high-quality, high-probability entries
That’s when RR compounds & consistency begins.
Trade less. Win more
Let your edge breathe
Gm
It’s pretty obvious that rarely does the strategy ruin the trades
it’s mostly what happens between your ears
1.Overtrading: You saw 1 clean setup, but took 4 trash ones before it. Why? Boredom.
2.Impatience: You knew price would return, but you didn’t wait. You forced entry.