That Fekomi guy called Ahmed XM a scammër, Ahmed XM sued him and told him to apologize.
Fekomi said “apology my asss”and took 4 lawyers and 1 bouncer to Abuja on a jet for the case.
He later returned from Abuja with his 4 lawyers and bouncer and still made a video apology to Ahmed XM. 😭😭
A woman who never smoked a day in her life, was diagnosed with lung cancer at 52. Her doctor's first question wasn't about cigarettes. It was about where she spent most her days.
Why?
I’ll explain…
“I used to struggle to get a laptop. I didn’t even have a phone. I used to see laptops like they were gold. Now I can stand up from here and buy 1,000 laptops like it’s nothing. I used to see people with laptops as high-class people.”
— FOLA
First TP of the week. Stay focused, remain disciplined, and learn from the mistakes you made previously. Avoid repeating them, follow your strategy, and give yourself the best chance of having a successful week.
DON’T JUST FOLLOW THE CROWD. DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH.
With all the attention surrounding Dangote Refinery and Dangote-related investments, I’ve seen a lot of people rushing to buy simply because they see influential investors or their “idols” buying.
Some people even ask, “Are you saying you’re smarter than Otedola?”
That’s not the point.
You don’t know their full investment strategy, their time horizon, their entry price, their risk tolerance, or what they’re ultimately looking to achieve. An experienced investor can make a decision that is completely unsuitable for someone with a different financial situation.
I’m not saying you shouldn’t invest. I’m saying understand what you’re buying before you put your money into it.
Before investing, consider:
• Understand the business: Know how the company makes money, its financial performance, competitive position, and major risks.
• Know your time horizon: Are you investing for years or expecting a quick return? Those are two very different approaches.
• Don’t invest money you cannot afford to lose: Your rent, emergency funds, school fees, or borrowed money should not be treated as investment capital.
• Understand valuation: A great company can still be an expensive investment if the price you pay doesn’t make sense relative to its fundamentals and future expectations.
• Manage concentration risk: Putting most or all of your money into one stock can expose you to unnecessary risk.
• Have an exit plan: Know what would make you reduce, hold, or exit your position before emotions take over.
One of the biggest mistakes an average investor can make is treating the stock market like a get-rich-quick scheme.
Some people are borrowing money to invest because they expect to double their capital quickly. Others are putting their entire savings—or even their house rent—into a stock hoping to cash out within a short period.
That isn’t investing. That’s taking a level of risk you may not fully understand.
And when everyone is rushing in at the same time, remember: someone eventually has to be on the other side of the trade.
Don’t become exit liquidity simply because you followed the crowd.
Study the company. Understand the valuation. Know your risk. Have a plan.
You don’t need to copy another investor’s position to become a successful investor.
Think independently. Do your own research. Invest according to YOUR financial situation not someone else’s.
Most of You All Will Learn in The hard way
Not every order block is worth trading.
Higher timeframe context matters.
Key levels matter.
Liquidity matters.
Confirmation matters.
Mark your levels properly and wait for price to come to you.
The market will always give another opportunity.
PART 2:
This is how a trader went from bagging multiple payouts from prop firms and real accounts back to zero, completely broke.
And the crazy part? This is happening in real time. This isn’t an old story or some fairy tale.
There are serious lessons here that every trader needs to understand, especially if you’re currently making money.
Make sure you watch this video to the end and share it also wait for my next reaction video.
#fyp #forex #explore
My bias on ETHUSD Market swept liquidity before tapping into a strong key level, and we also have a Daily Order Block sitting in the area.
I’ll be scaling down and using my reverse concept as a re-confirmation before taking the entry, then targeting the next Draw on Liquidity.
Confluence first. Execution second. 🎯
One thing about trading is patience and understanding key levels properly.
Not every Order Block is meant to be traded. Some of you see an OB and enter immediately just because it’s on the higher timeframe.
Being on a higher timeframe doesn’t automatically mean the level will hold.
Learn how to mark the right key levels and understand the context around them. It will improve your win rate.
Trust me. 🎯
My bias on ETHUSD Market swept liquidity before tapping into a strong key level, and we also have a Daily Order Block sitting in the area.
I’ll be scaling down and using my reverse concept as a re-confirmation before taking the entry, then targeting the next Draw on Liquidity.
Confluence first. Execution second. 🎯
My bias on ETHUSD Market swept liquidity before tapping into a strong key level, and we also have a Daily Order Block sitting in the area.
I’ll be scaling down and using my reverse concept as a re-confirmation before taking the entry, then targeting the next Draw on Liquidity.
Confluence first. Execution second. 🎯
When I first started trading forex, I was obsessed with trading news because I wanted to make fast money.
Eventually, I realized something: if you’re constantly chasing profits, it can take you much longer to become consistently profitable.
Discipline is knowing when NOT to trade.
As a beginner, don’t jump into NFP, PPI or CPI just because you want quick cash. Let the volatility play out. There’s nothing wrong with waiting for the market to show its hand and trading the setup afterward.
90% waiting. 10% execution.
Patience is a trading skill. 🧠📈
#BTCUSD
When too many people are seeing the exact same setup, I’m usually not trying to stay in that trade for too long.
Once I saw everyone taking and talking about the BTCUSD buy, that was a red flag for me. The trade was getting way too crowded, so I opted out early.
And boom… market reversed
> being greedy. 📉💰
@jhariharan72 Exactly. That’s why I’m stepping aside for now. Too many people are positioned for the same BTC move, and I’d rather wait for the liquidity sweep and confirmation before looking for another long.
Looks like I was the only one who caught that second BTC entry 👀
Now everyone is piling into BTCUSD with the exact same entry 😂
That kind of crowding is usually not what I want to see. I might just close this one here and lock it in.
Protect the bag. Read the market, not the crowd. 📈💰
#BTCUSD #BTC #Forex #Trading
In as much as the year has not been the smoothest ride so far trading wise,
But one thing i never forget to do is to take a pause and admire my progress over the years
First frame 30 days trading result in February of 2024
Second frame 7 days trading result in March 2026
One thing is before every scale up there’s always a little bit of step back
Always be grateful for how far you’ve come.
Thank God for Trading✅