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is a 2% risk normal? what is a good risk for the long term
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Psychological discipline is just as important as technical analysis. What is your go-to rule to prevent overtrading when you are close to the drawdown limit? Let's discuss!
Structure and Order blocks, that's all I trade. Structure (higher highs and higher lows, break of structure and all that) but I trade continuations so I always look out for double bos. Then I use the
Is journaling a very important thing to do or not ? Because I am doing journal most of my trading career but it is not what is making me consistent 😔
Some traders argue that certain prop firms set rules so strict that passing or maintaining an account becomes unrealistic for most users. Others say it’s just proper risk control. Do you think prop f
Scalping used to be a go-to strategy for fast returns, but with tighter risk limits and lower tolerance for drawdowns, many traders are getting wiped out quickly. Do you think scalping is still viabl
I’ve noticed that most prop firms are tightening drawdown rules and consistency requirements. While this improves discipline, it also makes scaling harder for traders who rely on active strategies. A
I recently completed an evaluation phase and noticed that strict risk management is the key factor most traders ignore. Even with a good strategy, violating drawdown rules can lead to instant failure.
Be cautious of firms promising guaranteed profits or instant funding without evaluation. Legitimate firms always have clear rules and transparent payout systems. Always verify reviews and terms before
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Dashboard Idea for Prop Firms It would be really helpful if prop firm dashboards showed detailed stats from previously failed accounts. For example: - biggest losing day - overtrading habits - ave
I noticed many traders perform well during challenges, but once they receive their first payout, emotions start changing their decision-making. Some begin increasing lot size too aggressively. Some s