Iβm starting a new journey with a prop firm, and Iβll be documenting everything here.
Every trade, analysis, setup, win, loss, and lesson learned will be recorded on this channel.
The goal is to keep a transparent record of my progress, track my performance, identify my mistakes, and improve through consistency and discipline.
No hiding losses, no exaggerating wins. Just the process, one trade at a time.
A journey of patience, discipline, and continuous improvement.
Letβs see where this journey leads. π
Every trade, analysis, setup, win, loss, and lesson learned will be recorded on this channel.
The goal is to keep a transparent record of my progress, track my performance, identify my mistakes, and improve through consistency and discipline.
No hiding losses, no exaggerating wins. Just the process, one trade at a time.
A journey of patience, discipline, and continuous improvement.
Letβs see where this journey leads. π
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THE $25K TRADING JOURNEY
Today, I begin a new chapter with a $25,000 prop firm account.
The account has a 10% maximum overall drawdown and a 5% daily drawdown.
My personal risk rule is simple: maximum 1% risk per day ($250).
Everything will be documented here:
β’ Every trade and its reasoning.
β’ Every win and loss.
β’ My market analysis and execution.
β’ My mistakes and lessons.
β’ My progress throughout the journey.
The goal is not to make quick money or rush for payouts. Itβs to build consistency, discipline, patience, and proper risk management.
No revenge trading. No emotional decisions. No forcing trades.
I want to become a trader who understands that sometimes the best trade is no trade.
Iβm here to build a track record, not just chase profits.
Letβs see where discipline takes this journey. One day at a time.
Today, I begin a new chapter with a $25,000 prop firm account.
The account has a 10% maximum overall drawdown and a 5% daily drawdown.
My personal risk rule is simple: maximum 1% risk per day ($250).
Everything will be documented here:
β’ Every trade and its reasoning.
β’ Every win and loss.
β’ My market analysis and execution.
β’ My mistakes and lessons.
β’ My progress throughout the journey.
The goal is not to make quick money or rush for payouts. Itβs to build consistency, discipline, patience, and proper risk management.
No revenge trading. No emotional decisions. No forcing trades.
I want to become a trader who understands that sometimes the best trade is no trade.
Iβm here to build a track record, not just chase profits.
Letβs see where discipline takes this journey. One day at a time.
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Every trading day, my analysis and execution will be guided by a structured approach:
1. Narrative β Understanding the overall market story and expected direction.
2. DOL (Draw on Liquidity) β Identifying the marketβs intended destination and the liquidity price is likely seeking.
3. Dealing Range β Establishing the range, understanding its boundaries, and identifying premium and discount.
4. Key Levels β Marking important levels where liquidity, reactions, and potential reversals may occur.
5. SMT Divergence β Looking for relative weakness or strength between correlated markets.
6. OHLC β Studying the Open, High, Low, and Close to understand price delivery and market behaviour.
Every trade must have a reason. No random entries, no chasing price, and no forcing setups.
Risk management:
β Account size: $25,000
β Maximum overall drawdown: 10%
β Maximum daily drawdown: 5%
β Personal risk limit: 1% per day ($250).
I will document every analysis, execution, win, loss, and lesson along the way.
The objective is not to trade every day or rush for a payout. It is to develop consistency, patience, and discipline.
No emotional trading. No revenge trading. Paid to wait, not paid to trade.
One account. One journey. Every step documented.
1. Narrative β Understanding the overall market story and expected direction.
2. DOL (Draw on Liquidity) β Identifying the marketβs intended destination and the liquidity price is likely seeking.
3. Dealing Range β Establishing the range, understanding its boundaries, and identifying premium and discount.
4. Key Levels β Marking important levels where liquidity, reactions, and potential reversals may occur.
5. SMT Divergence β Looking for relative weakness or strength between correlated markets.
6. OHLC β Studying the Open, High, Low, and Close to understand price delivery and market behaviour.
Every trade must have a reason. No random entries, no chasing price, and no forcing setups.
Risk management:
β Account size: $25,000
β Maximum overall drawdown: 10%
β Maximum daily drawdown: 5%
β Personal risk limit: 1% per day ($250).
I will document every analysis, execution, win, loss, and lesson along the way.
The objective is not to trade every day or rush for a payout. It is to develop consistency, patience, and discipline.
No emotional trading. No revenge trading. Paid to wait, not paid to trade.
One account. One journey. Every step documented.
