Host of The Words of Rizdom Podcast & @chartfanatics The #1 Trading Podcast In The World 👇
Joined October 2021
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The Prop Firm Reversal Strategy That Earned $200K+ Revealed!🚨
Artan breaks down how he went from 3 years of struggling to over $200K in prop firm payouts, explaining how he uses daily bias, liquidity sweeps, market structure shifts and FVGs to identify high-probability entries and know which trades to skip.
Full Episode👇
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Think you need to be right most of the time to win in trading?
My own win rate is typically around 40–50%.
I sat down with @Wordsofrizdom on @chartfanatics to explain how I make that work, breaking down my Multiple-Edge Trading System (M.E.T.S.) and, importantly, the 3 key factors essential to applying it effectively 👇
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What 4 Simple Step Strategy Leads To 1499% Profitable Returns In TWO Years?!🚨
For the First Time Record Holder & TWO Time World Trading Champion @jlawstock sits down to run through his exact market process.
In this episode you’ll learn:
•J Law’s Stock Selection
• The Key Components to His Strategy
• How He Manages Risk
• Identifying A+ Setups & So Much More
This episode was originally recorded in Cantonese, with J Law speaking in his native language. The episode is available in English, Arabic, Mandarin and Cantonese audio tracks.
Full Episode is Out Now👇
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One of our traders was asked for one piece of advice for their younger self.
The answer: winning at the start is the worst thing that can happen.
It makes trading look easy. Then the first drawdown comes, and you start chasing back what you won.
Did you win early too?
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Carmine Rosato is a seven figure trader with 10 years on the S&P 500 and Nasdaq.
His starting advice for new futures traders: trade micro contracts at a tenth of the size, and only scale up once you've proven you can be consistent.
Prove it small first. Size comes later.
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Your trade goes against you, so you add more to get a better average price.
It drops again. You add again.
Now one bad trade is the biggest position you have ever held.
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🚨+1,499% VERIFIED. WATCH HIS TRADE. STUDY IT. COPY IT.😱💰
Meet J Law. Back-to-back U.S. Investing Champion.
In this 10-minute video, he breaks down a real trade from his incredible 2025 championship year.
And shows exactly how he applies his Multiple Edge Trading System.
A tiny stop. Massive upside.
But here's what makes this breakdown so valuable:
He doesn't just show you WHERE to buy.
🧠He explains WHY the trade works.
The catalyst. The momentum. The relative strength. The pullback. The volume.
Multiple edges coming together to create an exceptional trading opportunity.
This is exactly why I love learning from verified traders.
Study their trades. Understand their thinking. Build your own edge.
Huge thanks to @JLawStock, @Wordsofrizdom, @ChartFanatics for sharing this incredible breakdown.
📚 BOOKMARK THIS. You'll want to study it more than once. 👇💰
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🚨 @andreacimi sells into a rising market
And the setup moves so fast he built his own indicator just to catch it
It is a reversal trade and it starts with volume
He watches how much volume trades at each price level
When most of the volume piles up at one spot and his conditions are met, the indicator alerts him
Then he sells while price is still going up
In his view it has a higher chance of working at the daily high or the daily low
So he always checks where price is before he takes it
When the conditions and the location line up, he sees it as a high probability trade
He is also open that it is not easy to execute
A good setup is only useful if you can catch it in time
Full masterclass on Chart Academy 👇
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🚨 Gianluca Bruni went through three kinds of trading before he made it
First he traded on his own judgment with no fixed rules
He lost money
Then he moved to mechanical trading with clear rules for every trade
That is what made him profitable
Then he added statistics on top 📈
That is what put him on the podium many times
But he is very clear about one thing
Statistics will not fix a losing strategy
What they do is take a strategy that already works and make it much stronger
So the order matters
First build something that works
Then use the numbers to push it further
Full episode 👇
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2X World Trading Champion - @JLawStock
252.3% Return in 2025
353.9% Return in 2024
The ALL Time US Investing Championships 2 year cumulative RECORD with a Compounded two year return of 1499.1%
All of this achieved in the $1+ Million REAL money division.
I travelled to Hong Kong to sit with J Law and learn how he managed such World Class returns.
We have 2 incredible episodes coming up over the next 7 days.
This Sunday on @chartfanatics we reveal his entire trading system and philosophy on the charts/in the markets.
Thursday next week on Words of Rizdom we then go through the journey, the mindset & the practices that have led to where J Law is today.
Both episodes are professionally dubbed in 4 Languages!
English, Cantonese, Mandarin & Arabic!
We are constantly finding new ways to reach the very BEST in the world of trading/investing and that’s a huge thank you to our incredible guests & of course all of you!
More to come!
See you Sunday 🫡
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Almost every profitable trader we sit down with has one rule they never break.
For some it's a daily loss limit. For others it's no trades in the first 15 minutes.
What's yours?
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YOU GOT STOPPED OUT. THEN THE STOCK TOOK OFF WITHOUT YOU.
@ConnorJBates_ , 25 and co-managing $50 million, explains the setup that looks for an entry AFTER that shakeout.
A stock breaks support. Stops get hit. Then price reclaims the level.
That reclaim is what gets his attention, but only if the stock has been holding up better than the wider market.
“Stocks that resist the urge to go down when the market goes down.”
In under five minutes, Connor breaks down two ways he looks to catch major moves: the first earnings gap that changes a company’s story, and the undercut-and-rally setup during market weakness.
He shows what confirms his entry, where he places the stop, and why buying the obvious breakout can sometimes leave you getting shaken out.
The move that forced you OUT could be setting up his way IN.
Watch the breakdown, then study his full “super stock” playbook in the episode.
Full episode 👇
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Every trader knows this moment.
The setup looks perfect. The entry is in. Then price does nothing for a long time.
Our traders sit through it live on stream, with everyone watching.
While you wait: do you watch every tick, or walk away from the screen?
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Lose 50% of an account and you need +100% just to get back to where you started.
That one number is why risk management comes first.
The recovery math every trader should know:
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A trader was having the best month of his life.
He gave every dollar of it back in a single day.
The setup was not the problem.
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🚨 In early 2024 the story around gold was still quiet
But the chart was already showing something big
@ConnorJBates_ called it an extremely obvious pattern
Gold had been building a base for 10 years
A cup and handle on the weekly and monthly chart
Then it broke out
The rule was simple
Above that line was good
Below it was bad
Price never came back to that line the whole way up 📈
And it gave traders many chances to get in along the way
The big reasons came into focus later
The dollar falling, people looking for a safe place for their money, the AI race and debt growing very fast
Today gold moves almost like a meme stock
And it all started with one clean line on a chart
Full episode 👇
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18 MONTHS TO GET FUNDED. LESS THAN A WEEK TO BLOW IT.
Before his $158,000 FTMO payout, Razvan thought passing a challenge meant he’d made it.
“I’m going to be rich.”
Then greed cost him the account.
Sound familiar? You finally get funded, start thinking about the payouts, and suddenly every loss feels like something you need to win back.
Passing the challenge doesn’t mean you’re ready to keep the account.
Razvan had to accept that no strategy gives him control over the next outcome.
His job was to protect the account long enough to let his edge play out.
What does that look like on the charts? Watch him follow his process in the full strategy breakdown.
Full episode 👇
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5. Start small, add later
First entry small, at the level. Second entry bigger, only after a strong candle confirms.
Then the stop moves to break even.
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1. Yesterday's low and high
Expecting a bullish day? Wait for price to dip below yesterday's low and buy there.
Target: yesterday's high.
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2. The sweep and reclaim
Price takes out yesterday's low, then closes back above a small 1 minute gap.
One trader took this long on NQ with 4 micros and a simple 1 to 1 target.