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Here's what I learned after my first year of profitable trading... 🧵

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The hard part about trading is not taking good trades. It’s avoiding all the bullshit between the good trades.

Account rotation can help you manage risk. But it can’t turn a losing strategy into a winning one. Before you focus on managing 5-10 accounts, prove you can trade ONE consistently.

October been a great month for me. Let’s make November even better💪🏼 Q4 about to be huge.

At this rate all the data centres will be empty and turned into padel courts

Sometimes the correct analysis is simply: I don't have a clear directional read here. That's not poor technical analysis. That's a legitimate conclusion.

You’re not supposed to understand every price movement. You’re supposed to recognise the conditions in which you have an advantage.

Lovely EU shorts closed this week. Totalling just over +3.5R ✅

you wouldn’t get on a bus without knowing where your destination is so why do you enter a trade without having a clear draw on liquidity? figure out the destination THEN find your entry.

When I first got multiple funded accounts I made the mistake of copy trading them all together. I was blinded by the lights of what a 2% payout would be. And I neglected the risks that trading all the accounts together would cause. Always protect your downside first.

I guess it’s time to fullport futures

Your whole life can literally change in 6 months. Keep going.

GM

"If I can just find the perfect strategy, I won't have to feel uncertain." That's the trap. No strategy removes uncertainty. It only resets your hope until the next losing streak. Your real edge is changing your relationship with uncertainty.

Alright it’s time to lock back in

You don't have a strategy problem. You have a self-concept problem. And until you change who you believe you are, you will keep sabotaging every system you touch.

Out of office ✈️

People treat buying a prop firm challenge like a one-time event. When in reality buying a challenge should be an ongoing portfolio decision.