Day trading is not what they told you it was.
It’s not a get rich quick scheme. It’s not taking 20 trades a day.
The real edge comes from patience, risk management, and knowing when NOT to trade.
Less trades. Better execution. Consistent results.
@ec_monie@DodgysDD I mean bro. Anyone loosing a account that big that they put blood sweat and tears into its way more than money. Your just looking for a reason to kick someone when thier down.
Managing multiple prop firms is a skill in itself.
Most traders struggle with one account.
Let me show you how I manage over $1 million in funded capital while staying disciplined and following the same setup every day.
A month ago I sold a soccer card for $500 and bought 5 Lucid evals with it.
I posted the whole thing because I thought it would be a fun experiment to document.
Today I’m withdrawing $5,500.
Not life changing money. Just a cool reminder of what can happen when you take a small opportunity seriously.
Lucid=$4,137
Alpha=$1,500
Thanks to everyone who followed along.
@rfejj1@DodgysDD Bro, let me waste my time and explain this to you. It was a joke @DodgysDD talks about how he uses a mental stop and won’t close for stop loss until the candle closes not just a wick so with that being such a big wick that was the joke lmaooo😂
The hardest part about trading isn’t taking losses.
It’s knowing that losses are inevitable, yet every losing day still makes you feel like you’ve gone backwards.
You could be one of the best traders in the world, execute your edge perfectly, follow every rule, and still lose.
The battle is learning to judge yourself by your process, not by today’s P&L.