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I'm LSP.
I stream live for 5-6 hours every London session on the Day Trading with Matt channel. Real trades, wins and losses, on screen.
No fake P&L. No hiding the red days. Just honest trading.
Follow if that's what you want more of.
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Phidias update. 4 green, 1 red.
That one account lost $48 today. I'm showing it because that's trading. Not every account wins every day.
Net +$100.50 across the five. The buffer keeps growing and the drawdown stays static.
Small, boring, consistent. That's the whole plan.
Losing streaks don't always come from oversizing.
Sometimes the size is fine and it's the setups that slip. An A+ trade, then a B, then a "close enough".
Same risk every time. Lower quality every time.
Look at your last 5 losers. Would you take every one of them again?
Friday London session.
Fridays are where good weeks go to die. One revenge trade and four days of discipline are gone.
If you're green for the week, today's job is to protect it, not add to it.
Live from 07:45 UK. Trading it with you.
5 Phidias 25k accounts. All green today, +$350.70 combined.
Not big days. Not trying to be.
Static drawdown means every dollar of buffer I build now is breathing room later. So I'm stacking it slowly, small size, boring trades.
Build the cushion first. Then size up.
At a 70% win rate, 10 losers in a row is about a 1 in 170,000 chance.
So if you've just taken 10 straight losses, it probably wasn't bad luck.
It was tilt, oversizing, or forcing trades after loss number three.
The fix isn't a new strategy. It's a daily max loss and the discipline to walk away when you hit it.
Every London session I trade live and talk through every decision. Good trades and bad ones.
No riddles. 07:45 to 12:30 UK.
Link in bio.
Same chart. Same move.
Left: a nice green push. Looks like a long.
Right: that push is running straight into a strong resistance level.
One trader sees momentum and buys the top. The other sees where price is heading and waits.
Information matters. Know your levels before you click.
Started the session with 2 losses.
Didn't panic. Didn't size up. Risk was controlled on both, so there was still room to work.
Trade 3 took me back to break even.
Your first loss shouldn't decide your day. Your risk should.
Watching a leaderboard is the fastest way to stop trading your own plan.
You don't know their account size, their risk, or how many accounts they've blown to get there.
Trade your levels. Not someone else's P&L.
PTL Open 2, day 1.
Live for the London session shortly on Day Trading with Matt. $NQ, my levels, my rules.
A leaderboard doesn't change the plan. Same size, same patience, same stop.
Come hang out. youtube.com/live/qANeiOAwYLU…
PTL Open 2 is live.
Some will be up all night forcing trades in Asia. I'm going to bed.
Rested mind, London session, my levels. That's the edge.
See you at the open.
Not a bad London session for the Phidias accounts.
A little scratch on 4 as I continue to build on the static drawdown before increasing the size.
Lmao with this Lanto stuff.
Guys for the love of all that’s green and red just learn to trade there’s so much free information out there.
Stop full porting like lunatics. It’s not sustainable, you don’t have the money or the affiliate comms to pull it off and you’ll never make money.
Most traders don't have a strategy problem.
They have a "can't sit on their hands" problem.
If the chart isn't telling you anything, the best trade is no trade.
Boredom isn't a setup it’s the start of madness.
PTL Open 2 starts at Globex. There’s still time to join Team @TradersParadise and family.
I'll be live for the London session trading. Wins, losses, the lot. No hiding the red days.
Come watch. Link in bio.
Traders always ask how I trade.
I can show you the setup. I can't give you the years of experience behind it.
That part you earn one session at a time.
