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Your stop loss tells you how far price can move against you. Your risk percentage tells you how much money you’re willing to lose. Your position size connects the two. And remember: A bigger position doesn’t necessarily mean more risk, if the stop is appropriately tighter. But

YOUR STOP LOSS COMES FIRST This is extremely important. Don’t say: “I want to trade $10,000 worth of BTC, so I’ll put my stop wherever.” That’s backwards. Instead: Step 1 — Find your setup Where are you entering? Step 2 — Find your invalidation Where does your trade idea

THIS IS WHERE FUTURES TRADERS GET CONFUSED As a futures trader, you might be thinking: “If I’m using leverage, doesn’t that change my risk?” Not in the actual way most beginners think. In position sizing, Leverage determines how much margin you need to control a position. It

ONE MORE THING: YOUR CALCULATED LOSS ISN’T ALWAYS THE EXACT LOSS Your calculation might say $50 risk, but your actual loss can be slightly different because of: • Trading fees • Funding costs • Slippage • Fast market movement • Execution differences So don’t treat $50

FUNDED TRADER BOOTCAMP — LESSON 15 POSITION SIZING — HOW TO RISK THE RIGHT AMOUNT ON EVERY FUTURES TRADE We’ve talked about risk management, we’ve talked about stop losses. Now let’s connect the two, because there’s one question every futures trader must be able to answer

I might've lost my way to church, but I never lost my faith in God.

The dedication it takes to know something to the extent of being able to teach it, is the kind of dedication you need to make it in life.

Bro, I go too make money!

Once you start collecting payouts and making money from trading, I beg you in the name of God, start creating content. Instagram, YouTube, X, TikTok, in fact everywhere including Snapchat. Do not follow them to do make money and stay low-key. Start putting yourself out there.

TODAY’S ACTION Create one rule for yourself: “I will never increase my risk simply because I lost the previous trade.” Then answer this: If my last trade had been a winner, would I still take this next trade? If the answer is no, why are you taking it? That question alone can

BUILD A REVENGE-TRADING FIREWALL Don’t rely on willpower alone there should be rules protecting you when you start getting emotional. For example: After one significant loss: Take a short break. After consecutive losses: Step away and review your execution. If you feel the

THERE’S A BIG DIFFERENCE BETWEEN RECOVERY AND REVENGE This is important. Wanting to recover from a drawdown isn’t automatically revenge trading. A disciplined trader can absolutely say: “I’m down 2%. My goal is to gradually recover.” The difference is how they do it. They don’t

WHY REVENGE TRADING FEELS SO GOOD. The thing about revenge trading is how interesting it is at first. Revenge trading can actually feel logical in the moment. You feel uncomfortable after losing money, your brain wants to remove that discomfort and making the money back feels

WHAT IS REVENGE TRADING? Revenge trading is when you take trades primarily because you want to recover a previous loss, rather than because your trading setup is valid. It can look like: Increasing your position size after a loss, taking another trade immediately to “make it

YOUR PREVIOUS LOSS DOESN’T CHANGE THE NEXT TRADE This is one of the most important concepts in trading and one rule I hold on to so dearly, because it keeps me mentally on check whenever I want to trade. Suppose your first trade loses $100 then a second setup appears, that

FUNDED TRADER BOOTCAMP — LESSON 14 REVENGE TRADING — WHEN YOUR NEXT TRADE IS ABOUT EMOTION, NOT EDGE Imagine this. You take a perfectly valid setup, you follow your plan, You risk 1% and the trade hit stop loss. You tell yourself: “It’s fine. That’s trading.” Then another

If you’re able to feed and your problem is money to get other things you need to make life easy for yourself, be grateful. The comments on the last video I posted on TikTok almost brought tears to my eyes. This is the longest boys has been broke in this country, people don’t

Everybody is hitting SL back to back, we’re not addressing the elephant in the room - all were doing is shaming them for same thing almost every trader is going through. “What’s the problem, how can it be fixed?” That’s the question we should be asking.

For your next trading session, keep a simple FOMO Journal. Every time you feel the urge to enter a trade because price is moving without you, write down: What did price do?, What did I feel? Was my setup actually present? Did I enter? Then review it later. You might discover