Com_ict @innercircle_com

Crack in correlation (CiC) Master all this ♻️ •1 stage SMT •2 stage SMT •3 PsP •4 SMT/PsP •5 SMT FAIL •6 SSMT You wanna get the full pdf ???

Trading is really simple, you just need to: 1. Stop trying to get rich this month. 2. Accept that randomness exists. 3. Define one setup. 4. Delete the other five. 5. Risk less than you want to. 6. Cut size in half. 7. Then cut it again. 8. Stop watching PnL during the trade. 9. Decide risk before entry. 10. Never move a stop further away. 11. Know your win rate. 12. Know your average risk-reward. 13. Know your max historical drawdown. 14. Be emotionally prepared for double that drawdown. 15. Stop trading when tired. 16. Stop trading when emotional. 17. Stop trading after revenge impulses. 18. Stop trading to feel productive. 19. Stop trading boredom. 20. Learn to sit on your hands. 21. Learn to miss moves without emotional reaction. 22. Accept that you will never catch every move. 23. Accept that FOMO is self-sabotage. 24. Stop increasing size after a win streak. 25. Stop increasing size after a loss streak. 26. Journal emotional state, not just entries. 27. Identify your tilt pattern. 28. Identify your self-sabotage trigger. 29. Remove the trigger. 30. Build a daily routine. 31. Sleep properly. 32. Train your body. 33. Control caffeine intake. 34. Breathe before entries. 35. Separate self-worth from PnL. 36. Detach from needing to be right. 37. Accept losing trades calmly. 38. Let winners run to plan. 39. Stop micromanaging trades. 40. Backtest at least 200 samples. 41. Forward test small. 42. Prove consistency before scaling. 43. Increase size slowly. 44. Never scale emotionally. 45. Track R, not dollars. 46. Focus on process, not outcome. 47. Measure execution accuracy. 48. Grade yourself weekly. 49. Eliminate one mistake at a time. 50. Avoid strategy hopping. 51. Avoid indicator addiction. 52. Avoid over-optimization. 53. Avoid copying random traders. 54. Build conviction through data. 55. Trade one session. 56. Trade one instrument. 57. Master one timeframe. 58. Understand volatility conditions. 59. Define when not to trade. 60. Define invalidation clearly. 61. Accept missed profits. 62. Respect maximum daily loss. 63. Stop trading after hitting daily max loss. 64. Stop trading after emotional spikes. 65. Review screenshots daily. 66. Review losing trades deeper than winners. 67. Identify if you cut winners early. 68. Identify if you hold losers too long. 69. Fix asymmetry. 70. Protect capital aggressively. 71. Treat capital as inventory. 72. Understand position sizing math. 73. Respect compounding. 74. Avoid all-in mentality. 75. Avoid “this is the one” thinking. 76. Trade like a statistician. 77. Build tolerance for drawdowns. 78. Accept flat months. 79. Accept slow growth. 80. Accept boredom. 81. Build patience intentionally. 82. Train focus daily. 83. Reduce dopamine addiction. 84. Avoid constant comparison. 85. Stop looking for holy grails. 86. Accept you are the main variable. 87. Accept your psychology matters more than entries. 88. Accept uncertainty permanently. 89. Protect downside first. 90. Scale only after consistency. 91. Never trade to recover. 92. Never trade to prove. 93. Never trade to escape. 94. Trade to execute, nothing more. 95. Stay small until stable. 96. Prioritize survival over speed. 97. Build emotional stability before size. 98. Respect your system even when bored. 99. Think in years, not days. 100. Stay in the game long enough to let probability work.

20 NEW symbols added to the Figma template today! Now supporting a bunch of CFD symbols and a few more futures contracts. Thanks to everyone showing support by using the template :) figma.com/community/file…

anson @ansonauraa

4 weeks ago

FREE FIGMA TRADE JOURNAL TEMPLATE I wanted to make a simple template that's easily customizable for people who wanted to get into journaling their trades with Figma. I attached a short video in the replies on how to set it up. figma.com/community/file…

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The Math of Profitable Trading:

Recently I’ve started work on something that I believe will help everyone. Nowadays, you are fortunate enough to learn how to trade from zero to having the life of your dreams. There is so much information out there on how to trade that you literally have no excuse. A couple years ago, all you had was a couple of youtube videos; and of course, ICT. I started learning in the middle; where there is just enough information but not enough; and not in a structured way. Most of the time you had to pay to get access to these tutorials/courses which isn’t wrong; however not everyone can afford these things. I am blessed enough to say that trading has gotten me the life that I want, actually even more than what I was expecting. And a huge chunk of it is thanks to my two mentors in this space: @GxTradez and @_amtrades. But regardless, I have made it my life’s goal to help as much people as possible become profitable, change their lives, and become the best version of themselves. Whether you can afford it or not. All I ask is your commitment. I will be dropping a full course, for FREE on youtube, in a very structured way. I have put the gears into motion a couple of weeks ago and started work. Should be done by Q4. As long as I can help even just one person learn from this, and help them become profitable, that is enough fulfillment for me. I am blessed. I have enough, now it’s time I give back. Unfortunately I was not given the opportunity to share this message earlier, but I suppose everything has its own timing. Everything changes going forward. I’m always a trader and an educator first. see you soon.

🚨 THIS COULD SAVE YOU MONTHS OF ICT STUDY. Complete Core Content Notes 400+ PAGES. 12 MONTHS. Want it? Like + Follow + Comment "NOTES" I'll DM you.

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MASTERING DAILY BIAS - FULL PDF! I spent several weeks breaking down DAILY BIAS into 5 clear and in-depth lectures. You can have the full 29-page PDF so you can study it. 💭 Like + Follow + Comment "BIAS" and I’ll DM it to you.

HOW TO DETERMINE DAILY BIAS + CHEAT SHEET Compilation of my Daily Bias Series. I included a Cheat sheet with questions that allow me to quickly frame a bias. - Not for the lazy student. 🔖Bookmark it for your own Study!

CRT is simple logic. It helps you understand the things that actually matter: • Order Flow • DOL (Draw on Liquidity) • Ranges • Key Levels This short CRT video breaks it down in a simple way and will help you see the market differently. Watch it. Study it. Apply it.

Every strategy works. Your job is to understand when and how to use it. Stop jumping from one strategy to another every time you face a loss. You’re only slowing down your progress. Master one strategy.

Most people study entries. Almost nobody studies the two phases every entry lives inside. Reversals: How price turns at a level. Continuations: How price travels once it has. I wrote a full study booklet on each. Both are below. Read them in order, and the framework starts to click. 🧵

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As promised, here is the exact framework I used while scaling to $6.9M in prop firm capital to determine whether a trading strategy is actually robust. Most traders judge a strategy based on a few winning trades. Instead, I focused on collecting enough data to clearly understand how the strategy behaves across both profitable and difficult market phases. The process is simple: • collect a statistically meaningful trade sample • analyze the key performance metrics • understand how the strategy behaves during losing streaks • structure risk based on those findings To properly evaluate a strategy, you need enough data to understand its long-term characteristics. The key metrics I focus on: • Backtesting: 500+ trades to understand behavior across different market environments • Win rate: ideally around 60% ±, which also provides a strong psychological advantage • Risk-to-reward: ideally in the 2–3 range • Maximum consecutive losses: essential for risk structuring and trade positioning Risk management should always be aligned with the strategy’s statistical behavior. My general framework: • If max consecutive losses are around 4–5 trades, 1% risk per trade can be reasonable in prop challenges • If the strategy historically shows 10+ consecutive losses, reducing risk to around 0.75% is the more sustainable approach I attached a PDF showing exactly how to identify the key data points of your strategy and which metrics actually matter for long-term profitability. I hope this can help some of you build more robust strategies. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out. Robin

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