Many people have asked me for my strategy these days.

First of all, I will teach you my strategy in the future.

That's a promise.

But... more importantly, this is what y'all need to understand:

The strategy does not matter.

Your skill as a trader is the only thing that matters.

As I always say:

''If the trader is good enough, they can make any strategy work.''

That's a fact.

Every strategy can work.

There are traders out there making money with:

- ICT
- CRT
- SMC
- S&R
- S&D
- MACD
- RSI
- EMA
- Fibonacci
- Trendlines

The strategy is almost never the issue.

The trader is.

Two traders can trade the exact same strategy.

One will lose money consistently.
One will make money consistently.

My job here is to make you a good trader.

Once you become a good trader, I can give you any fucking strategy, and you're going to make it work.

That's the reason I'm not in a hurry to share my trading system with you.

It's not the strategy that's going to make you profitable.

It's the skill.

I'm going to focus on giving you that skill.

Once you have the skill, my strategy won't even matter to you anymore.

Remember this:

Traders don't fail because their strategy sucks.

They fail because they suck.

Every trader on the planet should do this.

Most traders don't do it, and I honestly don't know why.

Every single time you're about to take a trade, ask yourself:

"Does this trade follow my plan?"

A simple damn question that changes everything.

If the answer is YES, take the trade.
If the answer is NO, skip the trade.

Here's why it works...

You're about to take a trade.

You ask yourself:

"Does this trade follow my plan?"

The answer is NO, and you know it.

Just because you asked yourself that question, something in you won't let you take that trade.

That's because you know every time you break your rules, you're sabotaging your career.

You just won't be able to enter that wrong trade.

So... you skip it.

That, my friend, is a step closer to profitability.

Now... take it even further.

Every time you follow the rules, draw a green circle.
Every time you break the rules, draw a red circle.

Your goal is to hit 20/20 green circles.

Every time you draw a red circle, you need to punish yourself and restart the exercise from scratch.

The punishment doesn't have to be something big.

It has to be something uncomfortable.

You need to know you did something wrong.

Do this, and I promise you will become an incredible trader.

It's so fucking simple.

You have no reason not to do it.

Implement it in your trading process right now.

If you just read without taking action, you'll remain stuck.

Always remember:

Nothing changes if nothing changes.

Take action, my dudes!

Trading is so fucking simple.

1. You need a proven edge.
2. You need the ability to execute it consistently.

That's literally it.

That's all you need to become a consistently profitable trader.

Finding a proven edge is actually pretty easy.

Just make sure it's 100% mechanical.

If it's discretionary, you don't have an edge.

I really need you to understand that.

Then... you test it.

You prove a strategy's edge through testing.

Once you're confident you have an edge, all you need to do is execute it properly over a long period of time.

If you can do that, you'll be profitable.

That's how simple trading really is.

If you can't execute your strategy properly and keep breaking your rules, do the following:

• Back-test more.
• Do the coin exercise I told you about 1,000 times.
• Study probabilities more.

You can't follow your rules because you still think individual trades matter.

They don't.

They're random.

They're irrelevant.

Winning a trade means nothing.
Losing a trade means nothing.

Just follow the damn plan.

Once you have an edge and can execute it consistently over a large sample of trades, you'll start making money.

Make sure you don't spend it all on bullshit.

Reinvest your profits and make even more money.

The first time I made real money trading, I bought a $700 pair of Jordans.

I still regret it to this day.

Spend your money wisely.

Especially in the beginning, when you don't have much of it.

Last day of May.

June is going to be an insanely profitable month.

I can feel it.

Let's make some money, boys.

''I always say you could publish trading rules in the newspaper and no one would follow them. The key is consistency and discipline. Almost anybody can make up a list of rules that is 80 percent as good as what we taught people.''

That quote is from the legendary Richard Dennis.

The guy made over $200 million trading commodities.

As Alex Hormozi said:

''People fail not because there is a secret list nobody knows. They fail because there is an obvious list nobody does.''

Most trading systems are already good enough.

Give a bad trader a ''good'' strategy and they'll lose money with it.
Give a good trader a ''bad'' strategy and they'll make money with it.

In my opinion, there are no bad strategies.

Every strategy can work.

But... over 90% of traders still lose money consistently.

If every strategy can work, why is the failure rate so high?

Because... traders can't stick to a strategy.

They tweak the strategy after a few losses.
They abandon the strategy after a few losses.
They break the rules after a few losses.

That's why they fail.

Their strategy probably already works.

But... their inability to stick to it over a long period of time keeps them stuck.

Your trading system is not the issue.

Your inability to stick to it is.

No strategy will ever work for you if you keep tweaking, changing, or abandoning it.

You can't be profitable if you are not consistent.

And... you can't be consistent if you keep changing strategies.

Decide on a damn strategy and stick to it no matter what.

That's how you start making money as a trader.

New month.

Same strategy.
Same risk.
Same mindset.

CONSISTENCY IS THE SECRET.

I have a weird feeling June is going to be insanely profitable.

Let's print some cash, yo.

0 - Profitable in 6 WEEKS:

May sound like a fucking joke, but here's what you need to do:

WEEK 1:

● Find a legit mentor who shares their trading strategy.

May take a while to find someone trust-worthy, but you have an entire week to do it.

WEEK 2:

● Learn their strategy in and out.

For an entire week, your only focus should be on studying their trading system.

WEEK 3:

● Make the strategy 100% mechanical.
● Write down its rules on a piece of paper.

Make sure every single rule is crystal-clear and well-defined.
Every single decision you make should be guided by strict rules.

WEEK 4 (This may take longer than a week):

● Forward-test the strategy for 50 trades.
● Refine it based on real-market performance.

You do this to make sure the strategy works well in real markets.

WEEK 5:

● Back-test the strategy for 300 trades.

You do this to prove the strategy's edge.
If your mentor is legit, the strategy should have edge.

WEEK 6:

● Start trading the strategy with real money.

Risk small at first, and increase risk as you gain confidence executing the strategy with real money on the line.


That's all it takes.

If you follow all the steps, and everything works out as it should, you should be profitable by the end of these 6 weeks.

Sounds funny because it's too simple.

But... it fucking works.

Keep in mind that it may take longer than 6 weeks, depending on how long it takes to forward-test 50 trades.

I just gave you step-by-step instructions.

Get to work, traders!

I want y'all to start printing money soon.

Your career and my reputation are on the line.

Take action!

RIGHT NOW!

LET'S GO!

The best thing a trader could do is set a monthly target.

Wait... what?

It's not what you think it is.

Listen...

Don't set a ''I need to achieve this every month'' target.

Set a ''Once I achieve this, I stop trading for the month'' target.

Everything changed once I started doing this.

For example...

I have a set target of 5% per month.

I'm not trying to achieve that every month.

If I have a month under 5%, I won't force trades just to hit my target.

Why?

Because... it's not that type of target.

It's a target that prevents me from giving back profits.

I'm ok with 5% per month.

I don't need, nor want, anything above 5%.

Once I hit 5% for the month, I stop trading.

I don't give a shit.

The best setup could show up the next day, I won't take it.

I hit my target, I stop trading.

That's how it works.

Even if I hit my target in the first 5 days of the month, I stop trading for the whole month.

Just imagine...

5 days of work.
25 days of freedom.

No stress.
No emotions.
No work.

Nothing.

I started trading to be free, not to work even more than before.

Yeah... I could miss some gains, it's true.

But... that doesn't matter.

My focus is on my drawdown.

See? The thing is... I want to manage investor money.

Investors don't care about huge months.

They only care about drawdown.

If you can achieve a decent return with very low drawdown, they'll literally start throwing money at you.

This target I use helps me keep my drawdown extremely low.

Yeah, I miss gains sometimes.

But... I don't care about gains, I care about drawdown.

Every trader on the planet should do this...

Set a target for each month.

Once the target is hit, stop trading for the rest of the month.

Trust me... this will change your life.

Mark Douglas's Trading Exercise:

‣ Decide on a 100% mechanical trading system.
‣ Trade it for 20 trades in a row.
‣ You're obligated to take every single setup your edge offers.
‣ Don't focus on the next trade; focus on the next 20 trades.

Every single trader on the planet should do this exercise.

Knowing about probabilities is not enough.

You need to understand probabilities.

Theory will only get you so far.

You need practice.

This exercise will help you understand how probabilities in trading really work.

It will fix your mindset once and for all.

I'm begging you to do this, even if you don't have an edge.

Just take a random 100% mechanical strategy and execute it for 20 consecutive trades.

This might be the ''click'' you've been waiting for.

Here's Mark Douglas talking about it:

This simple strategy works better than any other concept:

Most traders chase complex trading systems.

That's why 95% of traders lose money consistently.

Smart traders choose a simple trading system.

As I always say... a good trader can make any strategy work.

Here's an idea of a very simple strategy that actually works.

Back-test it over 300 trades.

Improve it.

Add layers to it.

Then... if you're fine with the results, you can start trading it live.

‣ Go on the 4H timeframe to determine the bias.
‣ If it's clearly bullish, you will only look for longs.
‣ If it's clearly bearish, you will only look for shorts.
‣ If it's not clear, you turn off the PC.
‣ Go on the 15M timeframe.
‣ Look for S&R zones.
‣ If bias is bullish, you look for support.
‣ If bias is bearish, you look for resistance.

*S&R zones are basic Swing Highs & Swing Lows*

‣ Mark the key zones.
‣ Wait for momentum to slow down near those zones.
‣ If momentum is strong while price is approaching the zones, skip the trade.
‣ Wait for price to hit your zone.
‣ Wait for a clear pin bar that shows price is rejecting that area.
‣ Enter the trade.
‣ Place SL.
‣ SL above the pin bar (SHORT).
‣ SL below the pin bar (LONG).
‣ TP at 2:1 R:R.
‣ Place SL at BE after 1:1 R:R is hit.

‣ Don't exit trades manually.
‣ Wait for TP/SL to get hit.
‣ Don't trade during Bank Holidays.
‣ Don't trade during high-impact news releases.

That's all there is to the strategy.

This shit is fucking simple and it works extremely well.

Make sure you back-test before deploying it.

Strategy is mechanical.
Strategy is simple.
Strategy is profitable.

That's all we want from a trading system.

If you can stick to it, it will work.

If you can't stick to it, it won't.

Always remember... it's not the strategy, it's the trader.

Let's make some cash, gang.

I hope y'all have a profitable day.

95% of traders fail.

That's a fact.

Here's exactly why the failure rate is so high:

95% of businesses fail within the first 5 years.
95% of musicians never earn a full-time living from their music.
95% of athletes never reach the professional level.
95% of actors never land a major role.

And so on...

As you can see... it's not just trading that's hard.

If it's worth achieving, it will be very hard to achieve.

Now... back to trading.

Alex Hormozi said:

''People fail not because there is a secret list nobody knows. They fail because there is an obvious list nobody follows.''

That hits so fucking hard.

And... he's 100% right.

Here's the trading version of that quote:

''Traders fail not because there is a secret strategy nobody knows. They fail because there is an obvious strategy nobody follows.''

That's the problem with most traders.

They chase complex strategies.

Why?

Because... they think they can find a secret strategy that works better than every other strategy.

They also think their strategy is the problem, which is false.

Here's the truth:

There is no secret strategy.

I know people making money trading EMAs.
I know people making money trading trendlines.
I know people making money trading Fibonacci.

Any strategy, no matter how fucking simple, can work.

And... this leads us to the second truth.

It's not the strategy that doesn't work.

It's the trader.

The trader is the problem.

Give two traders the exact same strategy.

One can make money with it.
One can lose money with it.

Why?

Because...

One can execute it consistently.
One can't execute it consistently.

That's why traders fail.

Their trading strategy probably works exactly as it is right now.

But... they still end up losing money.

That's because they never stick with it long enough to extract its edge.

Drawdown? Tweak it.
Losing streak? Change it.
Losses? Abandon it.

That's not how consistently profitable trading works.

You have to be consistent to be profitable.

You are consistent if you choose a strategy and stick to it over a long period of time, no matter the fucking outcome.

That's how you become a consistently profitable trader.

Your choice...

Choose a strategy and stick to it.

Or...

Keep chasing bullshit strategies.
Keep changing your strategy.
Keep abandoning your strategy.

One choice leads to money.

The other choices lead to misery.

Now... you know exactly what you need to do.

Remember Alex Hormozi's quote:

''People fail not because there is a secret list nobody knows. They fail because there is an obvious list nobody follows.''

Do it, dude.

Stop wasting your life.

This post will fix your trading mindset.

Listen...

A casino makes money because its games are designed in a way that offers them an advantage over the player.

A trader makes money because their strategy is designed in a way that offers them an advantage over the market.

The casino doesn't know if the next gambler will win or lose money.

The trader doesn't know if the next trade will win or lose money.

But... here's the thing...

It doesn't matter if the next trade will be a winner or a loser.

Why?

A casino might lose in the short term.

But... the short term doesn't matter, because it's random.

They know they have an edge, so... they know that as long as the gambler keeps betting, they will eventually make a profit.

That's exactly how trading works...

A trader might lose in the short term.

But... the short term doesn't matter, because it's random.

They know they have an edge, so... they know that as long as they keep executing properly, they will eventually make money.

That's how real trading works...

First, you develop a trading system that gives you an edge over the market.

Then, you stick to that trading system over a long period of time, ignoring short-term results.

That's literally what trading is about.

1. An edge.
2. The ability to stick to that edge.

This is exactly how professional traders think.

We're all professional traders here...

Have fun today, it's Sunday.

I have a feeling next week is going to be insanely profitable.

Let's get it, boys!

4% a month is all you need to become disgustingly rich.

You can buy a $200,000 evaluation with FTMO.
You can buy a $200,000 evaluation with FundingPips.
You can buy a $100,000 evaluation with The5ers.
You can buy a $200,000 evaluation with FundedNext.

Pass them all.

Put all funded accounts on a trade copier.

Now... you have $700,000 in funded accounts.

Make your 4% and stop trading for the rest of the month.

That's $22,400 a month after the split.

Keep in mind...

- You can literally press a button and buy those evaluations.
- All those prop firms are trust-worthy.
- All those prop firms have very similar rules.

It's literally that easy.

All you need is the skill to pass the evaluation.

Stop aiming for 30% a month, dude.

4% a month is enough to make you sooooo fucking rich.

Idiot traders aim for 30% a month on a $2,000 account.

Smart traders scale prop firms and aim for 4% a month on a $700,000 account.

Not even mentioning the fact that aiming for lower returns makes you a much better trader.

Don't aim for more %.

Aim for more $.

I hope y'all have an insanely profitable week.

3,000 FUCKING SUBSCRIBERS.

That's mind-blowing, dude.

Swear to God... I'm not stopping until all of you start making money trading.

As always, let's give y'all some value:

1. Decide on a very simple strategy.
2. Make sure it is 100% mechanical.
3. Write down its rules on a piece of paper.
4. Make sure the rules are crystal clear.
5. Forward-test the strategy for 50 trades.
6. Improve it based on real market data.
7. Back-test the strategy for 200 trades.
8. Make sure every trade follows the plan perfectly.
9. If it doesn't have edge, tweak it and redo the back-test.
10. If it's profitable, you can start trading it live.
11. At this point, your only job is to stick to the strategy.
12. Every single trade should be perfect (A+ setups only).
13. Keep risk low in the beginning.
14. Increase risk gradually.
15. Scale prop firms.
16. Keep following the strategy.

That's how trading actually works.

From A to Z.

Follow that process and I guarantee you'll start making money as a trader.

It's not easy, but it's definitely fucking simple.

Y'all know what to do right now, so... all that's left is to actually do it.

I'll keep providing as much value as I can, and... I won't charge any of you for this channel ever.

It is free, and... it will stay free until the day I fucking die.

Take action.

There is no way you won't start making consistent money if you actually take action.

Hope y'all have a fucking great day.

You don't have to take 30 trades a month, dude.

You also don't have to trade every single day.

You don't even have to trade every single week.

Less trades = Better trades.
Better trades = More money.

The best trader I've ever met takes 5-6 trades a month.

He waits, and waits, and waits.

And... when that A+++ setup shows up, he executes aggressively.

That guy makes over $1,000,000 a year trading.

5-6 trades a month, dude.

That's all you need to become disgustingly rich.

Skip every setup that is not A+++.

Yeah, that means you'll take a lot fewer trades.

But... it also means you'll make a lot more money.

I'm sure you've heard this 1,000 times, but it's true...

Quality > Quantity.

I sometimes have an entire week where I don't take a single trade.

That doesn't make me a bad trader.

It actually makes me an insanely good trader.

Most people can't wait, and that's exactly why they keep losing money.

It's okay to not take a trade for an entire week.

If there is no A+++ setup, there is no trade.

Trading is all about waiting for the perfect setup and not doing anything stupid while waiting.

That's trading in a nutshell.

Stop focusing on taking more trades.

Start focusing on taking better trades.

No A+++ setup = No trade.

Always keep that in mind.

If you can wait patiently for the perfect setup and execute it without hesitation when it shows up, you'll make a shit ton of money trading.

Again... you've heard this 1,000 times, but it's true...

Trading is 95% waiting and 5% executing.

Learn to sit on your hands.
Learn to only take A+++ setups.
Learn to execute flawlessly.

And... you'll become a consistently profitable trader.

Remember...

It's okay not to take a trade this entire week.

This is life-changing advice.

Listen to me...

It's better to miss a good trade than to take a bad trade.

If you're not sure about a setup, skip it.

Remember...

A good trade is a trade that perfectly followed the plan, not a winner.

A bad trade is a trade that broke the rules, not a loser.

Missing a good trade is ok.

Taking a bad trade is not.

Your only job is to take the setups that perfectly follow your trading plan.

If you're in doubt, it's clear the setup isn't good enough, so don't take it.

I missed many good trades doing this.

But... I also missed many bad trades.

In the end, the net result was insanely positive.

Listen...

Only take A+++ trades.

If it kind of looks like an A+++ trade, but you're not sure about it, skip it.

Taking it only creates bad habits.

It's a lose-lose situation.

If you lose the trade, you lost money you shouldn't have lost.
If you win the trade, you reinforce a bad habit.

Stop taking ''ok'' trades.

If it's an A+++ setup, take it.

If not, fucking ignore it.

That's how real traders operate.

Let's all make some money today, gang!

For those of you that say I make a lot of money from my Telegram, here's your answer.

I make my money trading, not posting.

I can barely buy a fucking bread with the money I've made since I started posting here.

20 Core Beliefs of Professional Traders:

1. The next trade does not fucking matter.

2. The next 50 trades matter.

3. Outcomes are absolutely irrelevant.

4. We will never know what's going to happen next.

5. Traders don't predict.

6. There is a random distribution of wins and losses.

7. Simple strategies > Complex strategies.

8. It's better to track profit in R rather than $.

9. Psychology is useless without a profitable strategy.

10. Collecting data from our trading system is crucial.

11. Mechanical rules > Intuition.

12. Without rules, there is no strategy.

13. Patience while waiting for the A+ setup to show up is essential.

14. Any trade that isn't A+ should be ignored.

15. Keep risk small, but not too small.

16. Even the most perfect setup can lose.

17. Our only job is to consistently execute a strategy that has a proven edge.

18. Discipline is the most important skill in trading.

19. As long as we have an edge, we're going to be profitable over the long run, despite short-term results.

20. Without an edge, we're gambling, not trading.

Write these beliefs down, dudes.

Mindset is the only difference between profitable and unprofitable traders.

Adopt these beliefs, and you'll become consistently profitable.

It's that simple.

Actually, if I were you, I'd read them all out loud before every trading session.

Trust me, it's going to change your life.

Back to work, gang.

My dad's cousin owns a chain of casinos in Eastern Europe.

He's pretty fucking rich.

He knows I trade for a living.

Here's what he told me yesterday:

“Hey, Sami, I just started trading.”

I'll skip my replies; they don’t matter.

“You know what I just realized?”

“Trading is exactly like running a casino.”

“You never know whether the next gambler will win or lose.”

“But... you have the edge, and because of that, the house always wins in the long run.”

“You need a profitable system and the ability to stick to it over a long period of time, despite short-term results.”

He literally shocked me.

This MF started trading 3 fucking days ago.

In 3 days, he figured out what it took me 3 years to figure out.

It literally blew my mind.

What he told me was so fucking valuable, I decided to share it with y'all.

That's literally the secret to trading right there.

‣ Decide on a trading system.
‣ Follow it consistently over a long period of time, ignoring short-term results.

That's literally it.

Pure fucking value.

Here's the best way to pass prop firm challenges in 2026:

First, you need an edge.

If you don't have an edge, don't even buy prop firm evaluations.

Save your money.

Focus on developing an edge, and once you have it, you can start buying prop firm evaluations.

But... let's assume you have an edge.

Here's how to do it:

As a rule of thumb, only buy a prop firm evaluation if you can comfortably afford three of the same type and size.

For example:

If you want to buy a $100K challenge, which costs $500, ask yourself:

"Can I comfortably afford three $100K challenges?"

If yes, go for it.
If not, go for a smaller one.

Our goal is to pass the challenge as fast as possible.

Because of that, we're going to fail a few evaluations.

For example, I've failed 14 evaluations so far this year.

It's ok to fail them as long as you can afford to buy more.

That's the most important rule.

Now... how do we approach the challenge?

We swing the bat hard, my dudes.

Risk 2% per trade.

Make sure you don't accidentally breach the maximum daily drawdown.

If you average a 1:2 R:R, you should pass P1 in two trades.

Don't lower the risk if you go into drawdown.

Again... we don't mind failing a few challenges.

Once you pass P1, decrease risk to 1.5% for P2.

The profit target is smaller, so... the risk should be smaller too.

By the way, never buy Instant, 1-Step, or 3-Step evaluations.

The rules are fucking retarded.

Only go for the 2-Step.

It's your best chance of actually getting a payout.

Once you pass P2, decrease risk to 1% for the funded account.

Aim for 4-5% every single month.

Hit your target and wait for the payout.

Don't lose your profits trying to make more than 5%.

It's not worth it.

5% a month is more than enough to make you fucking rich.

So... that's how I approach prop firms.

That's how every professional prop firm trader I know approaches prop firms.

That's how you should approach prop firms too.

It's the best method by far.

Spending three months in the evaluation phase is not worth it.

Pass it as fast as possible.

Start making cash.

That's how we roll.

I want y'all to start sending me payout certificates soon.

With all the information I gave you, getting a payout shouldn't be that hard.

Have a great fucking day, traders!