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My Student Got His First Payout!
We discuss his entire journey. Never been more proud.
Watch here👇🏻
youtu.be/eSdaEDC_Ir4
If you’re not getting better as a trader, you’re probably missing this one thing:
Reviewing your losses.
Not your wins. Not your PNL.
Your losses.
Which rule did you break?
What were you feeling right before the click?
The same mistake repeated 50 times, isn’t bad luck.
It’s a pattern you haven’t fixed yet.
No fake PNL. No secret models. Just the process, taught properly.
University👇🏻: therhtrader.com
The risk management you ignore is why your account keeps blowing up.
You spend hours on analysis.
But, you spend seconds on the position size.
Then one high-risk loss wipes out ten clean wins.
Professional traders are risk-managers.
Never, ever, ever move your stop loss.
Not “just this once.”
Not because it’s “probably going to reverse.”
Not because the liquidity hasn’t been taken yet.
Your stop was placed when you were calm
Moving it means you’re trading with your fear.
Set it and walk away.
Let the trade decide the outcome.
If you take a trade because you’re bored, you’re not trading.
You’re gambling.
No Liquidity = No Trade
No SMT = No Trade
No CISD = No Trade
Close the charts and move on.
I thought there'd be 100 members in the University by now.
Here’s why they're not:
Most traders want the new shiny concept.
Most traders want the screenshot of fake PNL.
Almost nobody wants the boring process of journaling, risk, and repetition.
I could’ve gone that route.
Hyped a “secret” model. Flashed a funded payout. Filled the seats.
I didn’t because it's just not right.
I've been in this space for more than 6 years to know that it's not just about the money.
But, the 100 who join will be there to learn how to trade.
They will not be sold a dream.
The only reason I will stick this through is because I do it for the love of the game.
To actually make a real impact in this digital world.
It's only a matter of time.
Will quote tweet this soon.
“Just trust the process” is the worst advice in trading right now.
Trust which process?
The one where you backtested 100 trades, then moved your stop on the 101st?
The one where you wrote “wait for the liquidity” in your journal and then entered before it happened?
The process isn’t the problem. Your relationship with it is.
Here’s what nobody tells you:
You don’t break rules because you’re lazy. You break them because losing feels like a threat.
Your brain treats a red trade like danger, so it fights, flees, or freezes: revenge trade, early exit, no trade at all.
Trusting the process means nothing until you’ve defined what you’ll do when it fails.
Write your “if this, then that” before the session:
If I take a loss, I walk away for this session.
If price hits my stop, I don’t touch it.
If there’s no sweep, there’s no trade.
A plan you follow when you’re calm is a dream.
A plan with pre-decided responses is a system.
Dave has a way of making a point.
Appreciate the kind words 🤝🏻
Replying to @DaveTradesAll
These traders don’t even know that I watch them daily, but I’ve seen their consistency over time to the point where I would trust my mother with their analysis.
Discipline doing ONE THING is what sets real traders apart from influencers in this space.
"when PO3 is completed, price delivery can be either a retracement or a reversal. nothing else."
$NQ
Doing more backtesting won’t fix your inconsistency.
You already know the Liquidity.
You already know the SMT.
You already know CISD.
You know it works perfectly.
You’re just missing the discipline to wait for your setup and take it without flinching.
Get a small account and start executing.
Indicators are overrated. Liquidity and PO3 are where the results are.
Indicators tell you what already happened.
Liquidity tells you where price wants to go.
PO3 tells you when it’s likely to go.
Clean charts.
Fewer trades.
Better results.
Grok bot doubled my win rate.
I have chosen to retire and move to Italy.
I am making more money than ever, will come back when I am either a billionaire or I lose everything.
Update: Moving back in 2 weeks.
Making $2000 feels like nothing.
Spending $2000 feels like a lot.
Your brain treats losses as heavier than gains, and then greed keeps moving the finish line.
A win barely registers before you’re already asking, “Is that all?”
Funny enough.
You're doing yourself a disservice if you are not inside:
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