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Sixty days ago, I received the email that every aspiring prop trader dreams of. I had successfully passed the evaluation and secured a funded account with FYT (FundingYourTrades). For a moment, I fe
That's a question that separates curiosity from commitment.
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Most beginners lose not because of bad strategies but because they trade against the flow without even knowing it. Stop chasing breakouts. Price moves to grab liquidity first, then continues. Those fa
Most traders fail because they come to the market looking for certainty the market offers none they spend years searching for the perfect strategy but the real challenge was never the strategy it was
Personally, I would trust a trader who makes small, steady gains every month more than someone who occasionally produces huge returns. Yet many evaluation models seem heavily focused on reaching profi
I've noticed that some profitable traders struggle during evaluations but perform much better once funded. This makes me wonder whether evaluations are measuring trading skill alone or the ability to
Every trader seems to have one rule they struggle with more than others. Which rule do you struggle with profitable traders? for me floating pnl limit
A larger split means very little if there are concerns about receiving the payout in the first place. How do you personally balance payout reliability against profit-sharing percentages when choosing
Most firms advertise successful payouts, but very few discuss denied payouts and the reasons behind them. Personally, I think seeing real statistics about payout approvals and denials would help trade
Decision fatigue affects trading quality significantly. After long chart sessions, traders often: Force setups Ignore rules Misread market structure Take impulsive trades Mental exhaustion reduces obj
How do you notice when emotions slowly start affecting your decision-making during the session?
If you could start again as the beginner version of yourself, what would you do different and what you stick to that you have been doing?
I've heard about and seen requirements for consistency rules but I've never been able to understand them. Specifically, is it harder when the rule is a lower number or a higher number?
