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The percentage of traders who make it to profitability is really low so what do you think are the key points a trader should know if he want to become a profitable trader

Like how to practice waiting for the best setups

I see that prop firm traders expect a high return than professional traders actually make and those returns they make is actually crazy 👏👏

Passing an account isn't easy and so is keeping that funded account

Is it overtrading because people hope to withdraw more? excitedness?

Is that consistency more about strategy or emotional control under pressure

For me it is holding trades while hoping it reverses

And what RR do you think is the best

I have been hearing that most of the cfds out there are scams but futures are more reliable because of the regulations.. is it true that futures are the best option for someone who wants to make a liv

I think there's nothing wrong in taking a month to pass an eval when you're just starting out for your way to profitability,What's your opinion?

What Do you think is it better to have a trading community where you share your experiences and learn from other's mistakes, share opinions or its better to lock in alone

Do you think high RR traders are more prone to blow their prop accounts than high winrate traders ?

good strategy. Not because the strategy failed them but because they failed the strategy. Market makers know this better than anyone. They don't just trade price, they trade your emotions. They know w

High-quality setups are naturally limited. Many traders lower standards because: They dislike waiting They fear missing opportunities They associate inactivity with failure But patience filters out lo