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"What strategy is the most profitable strategy"
I know a newbie might be asking he/herself this question.
I just wanna tell you there is none.
There is no best profitable strategy. It depends on how you use it.
I'm trading with 1:1 RR
I'm trading with 1:2 RR
I'm trading with 1:3 RR
I'm trading with 1:5 RR
I'm trading with 1:10 RR
I'm trading with 1:50 RR
I'm trading with 1:100 RR
Bro, nobody cares.
As long as you know deep down that the risk to reward (RR) ratio you're trading with works perfectly for you and truly adds to your consistent profitability, cut the noise and just keep doing your thing.
No RR is too large, and no RR is too small...
Buying a prop firm account isn't an achievement, anyone can do it.
The real milestones are getting funded and securing payouts, that is something not everyone can accomplish.
Stay locked in and focus entirely on the end goal. Do it for your own progress, not for the applause.
If you made $10 from trading, you can make $100.
If you made $100 from trading, you can make $1,000.
If you made $1,000 from trading, you can make $10,000.
If you made $10,000 from trading, you can make $100,000.
If you made $100,000 from trading, you can make $1,000,000.
There's absolutely no limit to how much you can make.
Don't stop pushing...
Trade 1 = SL ❌
I executed, you executed too
Trade 2 = SL ❌
I executed, you executed too
Trade 3 = SL ❌
I executed, you executed too
Trade 4 = SL ❌
I executed, you executed too
Trade 5 = SL ❌
I executed, you executed too
Trade 6 = TP ✅
I executed and covered up part of my losses, you got scared and didn't execute.
Trade 7 = SL ❌
I executed, you executed too, but crashed out after the loss because you were expecting a win just like the previous trade then you revenge trade and blew up your account.
Trade 8 = TP ✅
I executed, you already blew your account.
Trade 9 = TP ✅
I executed, you already blew your account.
Trade 10 = TP ✅
I executed, you already blew your account.
Now I'm up +2R ✅ for the month and your capital is no where to be found.
Difference between me and you.
You overleveraged and blew your account.
Mistake made, fine. Next time, don't overleverage.
You couldn't wait patiently for the market to present your setup, so you started entering random trades.
Mistake made, fine. Next time, wait patiently for the market to present your setup.
The market finally presented your setup, but you didn't have the patience to wait for the price to reach your entry.
Mistake made, fine. Next time, wait for the price to get to your entry.
You took a loss and revenge traded to get your money back.
Mistake made, fine. Next time, accept the loss and don't revenge trade.
Brooooooooo, learn from your mistakes and grow, for crying out loud...

























