However, even though I had a 1:5 TP today, I don't want to talk about that; I want to talk about following the rules you wrote down. Before the TP, I hit a stop (0.30%) because I didn't follow my 5-pip stop rule. Follow your rules—they'll lead you to success.

USDJPY Trade Review My first entry was triggered, followed by my second entry. After the second entry was activated, I moved my SL to the second entry’s SL level. Price later retraced and hit my SL. The trade ended in a loss, but I’m okay with it because I learned something from the experience. I’ll review the SL-management decision and test whether there’s a better way to handle it next time. Most importantly, my next setup followed my trading plan. The conditions were intact, and I executed according to my strategy. I’m learning, adapting, and staying disciplined.

I’m following my plan, but the repeated SLs tell me there’s still something I’m missing. Trading comes with losses, but I need to go back, review my trades, identify where I’m going wrong, and fix it. I’ll never stop learning, reviewing, and improving. I refuse to stay stuck in the same cycle.

This is the first trade I have excecuted with no fear and emotions. At the beginning of this moth I purchased a 5k account from funding pips and I went upto a drawdown of -550$ meaning -11% drawdown. Yesterday I got this setup and upto now I'M plus 1.5% plus from -11%. May I develop the discipline and consistency that is required in this industry gradually

Have a clear strategy for when to move your SL to break-even or secure profits. Write and test it while you’re calm—not during a live trade. If you don’t have a plan, emotions will create one for you, and that’s how a winning trade can turn into a losing trade. Let your strategy decide, not your emotions. 📈📉