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The best long-term is stick to B game (average) because you don't face too much extreme emotions and what is most important you stay away from acumulating emotions over time. [/quote][ You meant A game, I think? Overtrading is not ok... [/quote]I believe that acumulated emotions over time are the biggest problem and the hardest to spot. Your strategy can work for months and you become more and more greedy. At some point you are in your bubble and you don't see signs that market has changed. You can loose everything you earn in short time even in one day when you don't react on time.[/quote] Seems You lost one day big time... In the '90-s years, when I started speculation, I gave back under 2 days one and a half years profit...on futures I had been 5x more overleveraged than I should had...I know how does it feels...I did not traded for a full Year. But that was my best speculation decision ever! I mean to close that trade. It would have whipped me out fully! I learnt than, what RISK means, too. When I came back, with small size, and humble, I had the chance. Step by step I grabbed it. I had to resolve in my mind the damage. It took time. But FEAR and GREAD are REALLY important things to handle. They are keys, AFTER YOU: - HAD SOME TALENT FOR THIS -AND KNOW WHAT ARE YOU DOING. Be well![/quote]


Yes A game and spot when u enter B game area. The point is you will face A B and even C game no matter what. When you become more aware of signs of emotions market structure change etc your overall game will improve. Your A game will be only best setups best markets conditions etc B game will improve as well and C game. For example your C game was blown account in past. Now it might be hitting some bigger lose and switch off platform for the day.

By staying in average i wanted to say rather not expecting A game all the time , it's not possible. We are full of emotions and to many outside factors impact our life that is impossible. So best is have realistic expectations, knowing what market we trade, how we feel overall and just be honest is it time to earn big money. From other side at some point when you get used to this routine emotions helps you, you can remembered yourself some situations from past and for example repeat very good results.

Scam ??
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I'm not recommending these prop firms just passing along the information. Any or all of these firms could disappear overnight or refuse payouts. It's just the nature of the industry at the moment. So do your research before deciding if any of these offers are right for you. Best of luck and keep us posted on FX2.

These are all ONE-STEP offers

MyFundedFX - 10K - $75 with Promo Code below


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New Italy based one...
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Broker offering instant funding here.
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thanks for everything and I will also share my experience with fx2 funding. Let’s hope, everything goes well with them.

Man, so many new prop firms opening everyday day. Yesterday i was checking the podcast of the guy who made 2.5 million from prop withdrawal (forgetting his name). He mentioned opening a new firm named fundedpeaks by the end of the month.

ALSO AVOIDING FXIFY UNTIL THEY REDUCE THEIR PHASE 1 target to 8%.

Patiently waiting for year end or boxing day sale.

You can open a new prop firm too, with just 20K $ or less. I can give you the email of prop solution provider.

i know…. Lol

On 1st page of review, about 5 traders call them out as scammers...are these just bad traders or...
Nice clean website and low prices...

[quote=Ferna;14660526]Young woman explains why we younger people proably should take a couple of years off the labour market, until regulators and big government get their shit together: [/quote

That lady and the guy need to travel bsck in time to the 90's and experience the low wages and the high prices of rent and food compared to the average income of those years. Been hearing rants like this since forever and blaming it on gov policies is nothing new either. These guys need to buckle up, go to work even if it is 2 or more jobs and survive like all the generations before them.

Show me at least one trader who successfully trades in a prop company?

There will be plenty to show you they are successful....at passing challenges.

Here is the problem: The style of trading that is suitable to pass challenges is starkly different from the style needed to keep trading and generating a sufficient day in/day out income.
For most traders, if they are good at quick yolo trades, they stink at making reasonable and safe passive income that keeps the account safe for them in the long run.
It is very difficult to be these 2 types of traders at the same time. (Personal experience).
If anyone is considering to answer this question with 'me, me, me', please make sure that in your mind at least, you have rendered yourself as the trader with 2 brains that are diametrically different from each other.
There are traders like that btw but among the crowd here at FF, there are very few.

Where would we all be if it wasn't for the innate ability to do what it takes to survive?

Whining about it, what will it achieve? No, realistically...Are the people from the supposed cheap 90's going to reach into their deep savings accounts and pull a bunch of cash out and hand it to this whiners because the older generation feels guilty about all those years of doing nothing and raking in the cash?

Youvknow what older people have that these young people don't have? Experience.
Older people were there in the 90's and lived that life. These whiners just heard about how it was from their whiner friends.

30 year will go by and the new generation will be dishing out on the 20's generation that how good they had it. You'll see.


Ps, that old guy is out of his mind. Who made $15/hr in the 80's? The same ones that make $112/hr today. This is really misleading to compare a 15/hr person if 80's with a 15/ hr of today. Yoy guys are traders, right. You can see that kind if comparioson is plain stupid. He should comparing a min wage of 80's with min wage of today duh.

Besides, in the 80's for example, the cost of phone for the housrhild was around $15-20/mo. Cheap, right? Now one family member's cost is $120 or so unless they sport an old contract. So what came with that huge cost difference? Maybe the ability of carrying a mini computet in your backpocket? Instant high quality photos? Ability to listen to your fave mudic instantly? etc. Etc. I don't here these guys feeling sorry for us 80's people that we experienced life without be8ng a super woman/man from the future with a gadget that does wonders for a mere cost of $120/mo. Cheap luxury really compared to those 80's rotary phones.
That is just an example. Health care, education, travel, industry, well being, work environment, you name it all has improved so much. It has gone from a 2 dimention life to 3D. And who did all this from the 80's until now? Who do you think did it? The very older people that these kids are referring to as those that had it easier than us. Ya, they made it it possible by making internet that they can now go on and go viral. God damn kids....

Is there a fixed spread with FTMO on indices like DAX. I noticed no matter what time i am looking at it it's 0.8 Points?

Gen Z girl miming linkin park, isn’t she lovely?

No Germans in the top 10? We're being left behind everywhere. Even in football things are getting worse.

-I believe in hard work. I think that it builds character and is important. But I also believe that things need to change. We cannot continue on this path. There are things that can be done, right now, to help reduce costs. We can start by passing legislation that will force pharmaceutical companies to structure their pricing to match the rest of the world in lieu of the gouging that we see here in the States. It is shameful.

Then we have crap like this to deal with: