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  • #5,341
  • Jun 18, 10:12pm (8 hr ago) Jun 18, 10:12pm (8 hr ago)
Quoting montygoldy
{quote} Gents we revived the dream back from the grave…. only longs…. Fresh evals from bgf and aqua …. new dream 480$ to the moonnnnnnnn…..:::. {image}
We recorded first winning day in these evals

Gold Shorts Did the trick

Lucid evals - requires only 700$ to pass hopefully on monday....

Day by day we march towards our dream -- 620$ to the
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  • #5,342
  • Jun 18, 10:55pm (7 hr ago) Jun 18, 10:55pm (7 hr ago)
Quoting Frag8383
Hi guys Now that you are talking about Holaprime, I would like to know people's opinion, There challenges are very cheap but I have read some reviews about people not getting pay for one reason or another. I read that for instance a guy was making 100 and losing 100 and then made 300 and the label him as gambler and things like that. They claim to be trustworthy because they are audited by Deloitte. Please someone trading with them for a long term opinion Thanks Kind regards
"The 2% rule per trade idea"
Its says to me , we don't what that you make money.

There are some companies that pay you bonuses.
More money you make bigger the bonus.
I might be wrong , I have been wrong before
  • #5,343
  • Jun 19, 1:48am (5 hr ago) Jun 19, 1:48am (5 hr ago)
Quoting Bhhh
Who’s trading tomorrow? 19th June
Look at the price action and decided.
Clean down trend for MES in Asia session.
Will London be as clean we see on London close
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  • #5,344
  • Jun 19, 3:33am (3 hr ago) Jun 19, 3:33am (3 hr ago)
Quoting montygoldy
{quote} We recorded first winning day in these evals Gold Shorts Did the trick Lucid evals - requires only 700$ to pass hopefully on monday.... Day by day we march towards our dream -- 620$ to the {image} {image}
Yeah, I did also the gold shorts during asia...a nice clean run. Entered longs around 8am CET time. Already in a stop loss nice profit at time of posting, lets see how far it goes.
  • #5,345
  • Jun 19, 3:45am (3 hr ago) Jun 19, 3:45am (3 hr ago)
Quoting Mandariin
{quote} "The 2% rule per trade idea" Its says to me , we don't what that you make money. There are some companies that pay you bonuses. More money you make bigger the bonus.
Just a disclaimer: I'm not advocating for HOLA Prime, nor do I have any firsthand experience with them.
That said, the 2% risk-per-trade rule is actually a reasonable guideline that traders can adopt for their own benefit, regardless of the firm. Personally, my maximum risk per trade is 1%.
It's also worth noting that the rule applies per trade and per instrument. So if you're trading multiple instruments, your total portfolio risk can still exceed 2%.
From that perspective, it appears more like a position-sizing safeguard designed to prevent excessive concentration risk, rather than a restriction intended to limit profitability.
Success = Practice + Patience + Persistence
  • #5,346
  • Jun 19, 5:01am (1 hr 53 min ago) Jun 19, 5:01am (1 hr 53 min ago)
Quoting fxpider
{quote} Just a disclaimer: I'm not advocating for HOLA Prime, nor do I have any firsthand experience with them. That said, the 2% risk-per-trade rule is actually a reasonable guideline that traders can adopt for their own benefit, regardless of the firm. Personally, my maximum risk per trade is 1%. It's also worth noting that the rule applies per trade and per instrument. So if you're trading multiple instruments, your total portfolio risk can still exceed 2%. From that perspective, it appears more like a position-sizing safeguard designed to prevent...
Agreed. If you are risking 2% with an account that only allows 10% loss....yeah, sorry, you are gambling. 5 trades and your done. Take a 5 year trading window.....1250 days, 2 trades per day.....2500 trades.....anyone want to look at the probability of 5 losing trades in a row? You can even use a 65% win rate in your calculation if you wish.
With that being siad, prop firms are simply an ROI game. You can risk higher to pass quicker and even when funded knowing $50-70 gets you back in the game. Personally, I'm pretty agressive in the evals, but scale way back on the funded accounts.
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  • Last Post: Jun 19, 6:25am (29 min ago) Jun 19, 6:25am (29 min ago)
Quoting pipmaster77
{quote} Absolutely....it will get way way farther than having no faith.
The key word is "just"

of course we need a honest assessment of our own abilities in our chosen space, would you call that faith? I'd call that a knowledge based risk assessment
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