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Didn't have the greatest of days yesterday. Another little setback but still in net profit of about $10k for the week, so still grateful Hit the daily loss limit on one of my Tradeify live accounts. Got chopped up trying to force trades that weren’t there. Some days the

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Despite hitting a daily loss limit earlier this week and dealing with low volatility, I held it together. The old me probably would have tilted and blown everything. But I’m learning Requested $15K from my Topstep accounts. After the profit split, received $13,500. Three

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How To Identify A High-Probability Trading Opportunity: ● Triggered Post-Liquidity Sweep: These trades emerge after a liquidity sweep, where stop-loss orders are hit, clearing out weak positions and setting the stage for a stronger price move. ● Aligned with Daily Market

Flight cancelled, luggage lost… But we’re green and still headed to the BDH to trade with Patrick Wieland tomorrow! Let’s Goooo

BDH BTS! We Are LIVE! 👊 youtube.com/live/QRaMaPVv2…

This was dope. Shout out to my older brother Patrick Wieland for having me on and putting up with my trend-lines 😂 Can we get a BDH guest leaderboard???

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I'm sharing this because I know someone might learn from it. I got humbled by the markets but the results I still have is proof of progress in my learning curve There's no perfection, we only just learn and improve So I recently went through a rough patch after just being on

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