Trading £dge @TradingEdgeKE

Master the Markets, Trade with confidence. tradingedgeadvanced.vercel.app Joined October 2018

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artsch00lreject @artsch00lreject

5 days ago

just opened a 1000x long on myself

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Trading £dge @TradingEdgeKE

4 weeks ago

Plan the trade, trade the plan and let the market pay you. Thanks God for the skill we're truly blessed🙏

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Trading £dge @TradingEdgeKE

4 weeks ago

My number rule of my trading rules😂😂

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Trading £dge @TradingEdgeKE

4 weeks ago

😂😂Never fuck the market with no stop loss😂😂cause you don't want to get that late text 'Account breached text'

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First big milestone for most traders is just consistent profitability. The next real big milestone is realizing that trading directionally on leverage is not the most efficient use of large capital. Eventually when you grow and get more sophisticated you want to run: 10-20% portfolio intraday volatility (directional daytrading via index futures) 10-20% portfolio Swing trading (commodities/FX) 60-80% portfolio options selling and equities/ETF positions Not only from a margin requirement standpoint.. but also for safety. Large capital isn't insured at a small retail brokerage.. so if there's broker failure and you lose multi 6-7 figs, you're SOL. Whereas if you have 6-7 figs in a larger regulated broker that manages retirement accounts, they will insure your account multi 7-figs no issue as long as a large portion is held in securities.

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JadeCap @jadecap_

a month ago

Money loves speed. If you're trying to make $100k/yr from trading and your finances can support it why are you only spending $100 on a $50K account expecting to do it. There is no business in the world where you can make $100k/yr without startup costs. 1. You won't trade seriously 2. Even if you did the progress is so slow that you're going to lose motivation to stick with a process You need ACTUAL skin in the game. Even if you spend $30-40K on eval fees to make $100K over the course of 12 months you're still doing better than the person making a $3K payout in the same timeframe. Write off the fees, write off education, write off your internet and office square footage. Run this like a proper business.. 60-70% margins is still higher than what most businesses see.