This is the entry sequence I’ve been practicing ahead of taking my first challenge: liquidity sweep → price runs into a higher timeframe FVG → wait for CISD to confirm the shift → enter with opposing liquidity as the draw. Only Asia session for me since I’m working during NY session For anyone who’s done multiple challenges, which prop firm would you recommend for a first one? Looking at FTMO but open to suggestions if others have had a better experience with rules, payouts, or support. 🤝

What’s the best trading psychology advice you’ve heard, and actually trade by? For me it’s understanding that my job isn’t to make money today, it’s to stay aligned with reality and protect the quality of my decisions. Emotional regulation has helped me a lot with this. The more regulated I am, the more present I become the less I project fear, hope or urgency when trading and the easier it is to simply trade what’s actually there and not what i hope to be there, or feeling unresolved tension in my body. For me, good trading is more about staying clear enough not to distort or project your desires into the market. What’s your thoughts on this and what did you have to overcome to become a better trader? 😁

Another practice entry. I’d really appreciate any corrections if something is wrong 🙌🏼

Hey guys, some of you might have noticed that the community is now closed and no new members can join. There are some exciting reasons behind this and a few big updates coming, which I'll explain properly during the next live session. I'm also going to be taking a slightly different approach to the live sessions and my trading in general. Since losing my FundedNext funding, I'm going to be starting multiple new CFD challenges at the same time, this time making absolutely sure that everything stays within each firm's rules. The objective is simple: build up my CFD allocation and acquire as much funding as possible. Because of this, you'll probably see me trading more frequently. Not every trade will necessarily be the extremely high-confluence setup you're used to seeing me wait for. I'll be approaching the challenges differently, taking valid opportunities when they present themselves while managing risk according to the objective of passing these accounts. More importantly, I'm going to show you the entire process behind the scenes. We'll track exactly how much is being spent on challenges versus how much is eventually withdrawn in payouts. I'll also walk you through the copy trader I use, my MetaTrader setup, how I use Magic Keys for risk management, how I manage multiple accounts, and the decisions I'm making throughout the process. It doesn't get much more behind the scenes than this. You'll get to see the wins, the losses, the challenges being passed or failed, and ultimately whether the entire process produces a positive return. Hopefully this gives you something genuinely valuable to follow and learn from, rather than only seeing the end result when a payout arrives. New chapter starts now.

Hey @Razvan Mocanu , I’m in backtest mode and trying to identify the zone to trading. On a bearish NAS100 M5 setup I end up with two possible entry areas only a few points apart: the IFVG (1) and the original bearish FVG (2) just below it. From your point of view, which of the two would you expect to hold better as a short entry area?