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I just hit $2 million in profit and payouts.

This is the full roadmap on how I did it.

I want to talk about how you can do it as well, too.

Now, zero to 2 million.

I also have $2 million and $20 ,000 worth of community payouts, and that has been $620 ,000 worth of total spend.

So the profit right now is at $1 .4 million, and it has been 20 months as of recording this video.

1 .4M profit, 2 .02 million in total payouts.

Now, let me play you this video really quickly.

It is just going to be me refreshing some of the top sites that I used.

There was a 300k from Top Step.

There's 180k -ish from Lucid.

Then Tradeify, we got 180k.

Funded Next, 177k.

E8, 288k.

E8 now is at 300k, which is great.

So improvement since then.

But yeah, 288, 87k, my Funded Futures.

For some reason, this used to say 92k but i don't know what happened 75k from alpha 55k from holo prime

we're getting through it just got to refresh the pages funded seat has 30k from the sim

and 16 17k from the lives take profit trader is about 55k you might have to add

that up yourself i'm not too sure and then apex another 60k

so that's just a summary of the top 10 -ish sites

i've traded with probably 25 maybe 30 sites over my time

but i'm not allowed to log into some of them anymore for whatever reason

and others are tax returns as well

which i'll show end of year now i wanted to talk

through my entire roadmap my experience getting started from every level

hopefully provides something of value to traders watching this at all levels

because obviously everyone's a different level now four phases

so first the skills

and just starting out first payout 10k a month then scaling in terms of what I consider scaling is 10 to 30.

There's one switch you need to make and then 30 to 100 is another switch you need to make.

So I wanna talk about both of those in this video.

Now, starting at $0.

Now, it wasn't actually zero.

I mean, $0 in payouts, obviously, because you can't start with any.

So I went to the University of Washington in Seattle and I got a degree in quantitative finance.

I graduated when I was 19 years old and then I went to do a internship in risk management.

So, that was the summer of 2025.

I graduated May 2025.

Now, I started trading props for the correct way, February 2025.

I had done maybe one or two evals a year for the five years prior to that, from age 14 to 19.

I was trying things off and on.

Nothing was working.

Then I didn't do any evals in college until February 2025.

I let it rip.

I'll get into why, how I did all that sort of stuff in a bit.

Now, I was also playing poker.

I had $250 just from my job.

I was welding and I was a math tutor.

So I had money from that, about 2 .5K.

So I started with poker, $250, and made $25 ,000 playing poker in college.

There's a nice casino or card room, I guess you could say, just 20 minutes public transport away from the University of Washington.

So I was doing lots of that.

And then obviously my full -time prop trading started Feb 2025.

Then March 2025 hit a 5k payout

which was great i'll show you a picture of

that in just a minute but in general the degree the internship

and the poker experience to be honest that is everything

that made up my training three extremely important things without

if i didn't do all three i would not be where i am today maybe

if i skip the internship i'd still be where i am

but it definitely helps to develop who i am as a person i guess you could say

but poker i was just doing it pretty competitively at college and at the card rooms, all that sort of stuff.

And poker dialed in the psychology, quantitative finance, obviously dialed in the opinions that I have about how markets work,

how to actually trade risk management in my internship, and also my degrees, quantitative finance and risk management.

So that is like key to the degree itself.

I took quite a few classes in that is also very, very important in what I do on prop firms.

So for you specifically, no matter what stage you're in, Phase zero, you have your own phase zero.

Everyone else has a different phase zero before they start making money.

Everyone's got a different phase zero.

Everyone has a different background.

So try to see what background traits do you have the strongest?

If your market experience is the strongest, okay, focus on something else.

If your math and statistics is the strongest, maybe focus on your markets.

If your psychology is the strongest, maybe focus on your math and statistics, that sort of thing.

I was grateful enough to have all three, which is probably why I performed so well.

Now, another important thing that you need to have, it's fine if you don't have this right when you start, but you're going to need to get to it at some point.

And that is just a repeatable trading process.

So you're going to need something that takes multiple trades throughout the day.

If you want to scale on prop firms, you can't scale taking one trade a day, unfortunately, just because with one trade a day, if you were to sort of like, imagine this is a buy and this is a sell.

So you're risking $100 going through $300, right?

And you take one of these trades a day.

That's good.

It's probably going to work.

It might make you money.

But as soon as you want to scale and trade with like five different prop firms, all five of the firms have different rules, right?

And they all have different evals, different funded accounts.

So you don't want to copy trade and eval to a funded account.

Obviously not.

Like very different goals.

I'm sure you'd agree with that.

You don't even want to copy trade funded accounts across different firms because they have different rules.

and you don't want to copy trade funded accounts with different balances because they have different values, right?

So it's not possible to scale when you're just taking one trade a day

because this is not going to copy well across all of your accounts.

Even if it did, in the magical world where that did happen, you would have such high variance where you lose everything in a bad streak

and you'd win so much you'd be sent to live and then not realize that profit.

So one trade a day is not going to work.

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So, I mean, at scale, like it'll work probably up to like 5, 10K a month with some pretty aggressive copy trading, maybe 20K a month, I guess.

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But I mean, it's up to you if you want to build something

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that caps out at 20K or start from the start building something that caps out at 120K.

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I just chose the second one.

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Now, the strategy that I trade, obviously you can check it on my other videos.

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It is fair pricing theory.

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It is a mean reversion -based approach.

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All I'm doing is assuming that I have a bias in a specific direction and I'm just taking trades towards that bias.

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So this is a news candle this is 8 30 a

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.m red folder news it's in my opinion going to be priced in

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so obviously this unfair move down here is an unfair move

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because it's priced in we know what the news is going to be on average

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so the institution so i'm just taking that reversion

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and instead of just taking one a plus setup a day

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if you reduce the amount of confluences

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so lower confluences you're going to get more trades they are probably going to be at a lower win rate

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if i wanted to be so selective to where I just took one trade a day

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and I had infinite confluences that needed to line up.

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My win rate would probably be higher for sure, but I'd only get through one trade a day and I wouldn't be able to scale.

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So I inherently have to take slightly worse trades in order to be able to scale.

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And I'm totally comfortable doing that.

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So in this reversion, maybe I'm taking one on this move up, this move up, this move, this move, this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, that sort of thing, right?

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So multiple trades.

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Now, you need a clear setup and invalidation is really important when you're trading by approach, fair pricing theory, just assuming that there is a fair price that you're trading towards.

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So see if you'd be able to validate that.

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Next and most importantly, understand the constraints of your accounts and also review your execution before adding

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because you don't want to scale up if what you're doing doesn't work.

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Obviously not.

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So you have to have a statistical enough edge in terms of like you've made X amount of payouts

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and you're so confident that it's not just luck to where you're comfortable scaling that.

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So you have to have a pretty decent understanding of statistics to understand if it's time to scale, or if you just got lucky for a few payouts.

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On the other hand as well, if you got unlucky enough to where you had a losing streak and lost a few accounts, is it something bad with my strategy or was that a statistically likely unlucky streak?

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But in general, understanding the account constraints is the most important thing.

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If you've seen anything on my channel before, you probably know what I mean.

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All I'm doing is I'm saying there's XYZ rule set on a prop firm, and I'm going to choose the optimal strategy and optimal risk to reward to fit within that rule set.

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Each firm has a different rule set, so each firm gets a different risk or a worth, that sort of thing.

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Next, from your funded accounts, so passing evals to getting payouts, two very different things.

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You probably already know this yourself, but very different goals, right?

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And if you have different goals, why would you trade the same?

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There's no reason you should be doing that.

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As soon as you pass the eval, you have to trade your funded account to meet payout conditions, okay?

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March 2025, here this is from my phone.

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There's my name there is a $5 ,000 payout.

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Wait, it was February.

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Okay, I guess it must have been end of February.

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I also believe that there is a picture of this hitting.

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Here it is.

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Fast forward to slide 11, but ignore all that other stuff.

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Here in 2025, there was my first month getting payouts in February.

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That was $17 ,000.

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I did spend $5 ,000 on evals, and I've only ever spent a starting 5k.

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I've spent $620K over my lifetime with prop firms, but I've only done $5 ,000 to start.

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I did not have any more than that.

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Well, I did have more, but I didn't use it.

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And I didn't just take extra money.

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It was $5K to $17K, then $17K to XYZ.

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So I just scaled my original $5K, reinvested all of that.

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But anyways, here's February.

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First month, I actually started getting payouts was the first month that I started trading them the correct way.

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Before that, obviously, I wasn't really trading actually at all.

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But I just wanted to show you that.

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so that was in i guess technically february of 2025

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and then like i'm still doing the exact same thing i don't know why this is

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so blurry but here you can probably see is october 1st september september 7k 7k 7k that sort of thing Okay.

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but funded account very different goal try to maximize your expected value on a funded account

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and try to optimize your pass rate percentage on the eval just two pretty different things

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so hopefully do your best to find those values for yourself and then increase them as much as possible

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and as soon as you get the first payout first pass the hardest for sure

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after that you're sort of convinced everything's going to work

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and then you're going to try

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and scale i believe my first payout was for a thousand

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dollars from top step it might have been 2k i I can't really remember

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if I got to a 2K balance or a 4K balance, but 1 or 2K was the first payout.

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After that, I was so convinced that it was going to work that I just started spending more.

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5K was my original spend to start.

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Now, to get to 10K a month, you have to repeat the exact same thing that you did to get your first payout.

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Honestly, it's not going to be that much different.

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You're just going to be running more accounts.

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You don't even need a second site.

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All right.

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You can hit a 10K a month with one prop firm.

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one prop firm if you spend 5k

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and withdraw 15k i mean that's a 3x return that's ten thousand dollars a month

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and this is not hard at all like only three only

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three extra turn now one payout at a time do not

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copy trade your accounts once you get past 10k a month

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then it's better to copy trade your accounts okay you also need a process

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that is repeatable as you can see here

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if i'm spending 5k on evals then that is going to be 50 evals

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if they're a hundred dollars each over the course of a month.

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And if there's 22 trading days, then that would be three evals need to be one or lost every single day, which is not too many, I hope.

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This technically becomes like 4 .5 because you don't pass an eval or lose it in one day, maybe five, but like five trades a day and you can make 10k a month.

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Like it's not that hard to be honest, but it definitely does need to be repeatable.

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Like not a one trade a day sort of thing.

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Next, you need to count your failed attempts, tracking your spending is so important tracking your pass rate so track your spending

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track your pass rate and then track your total payouts

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these things are they can sort of get a little bit deeper into them like how much you spent

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goes to your pass rate to get to how many funded

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accounts you have to get to how many payouts you have you can dig deeper into these rates

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if something is seeming off but spend versus payout should be 3 .5x if you're doing everything correctly

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next consistency all right you don't need to make it too

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complex like i'm going to be honest this is not

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that hard there's a bunch of people that i'm teaching

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that would just agree like

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if you've seen my second channel a bunch of people like

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they're just saying oh i knew i i didn't know

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that you're supposed to do it this way but now

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that i know it's just so easy that sort of thing um

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and then here's just some random pictures from my payouts of september the ones

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that hit the bank account i don't even know how much

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that is next bankroll cycle bankroll management is actually way more important in proper trading than most people think

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and it's really unfortunate actually that most people are just gurus focusing on strategies

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and stuff that nobody even talks about like actual statistics behind trading

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and trading problems correctly nobody's talking about expected value nobody's talking about risk of ruin nobody's talking about bankroll management

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and that's why people don't make money just straight up just to be honest

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if you're not talking about ev If you're not talking about risk of ruin and bankroll management, then I don't know what to tell you.

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I mean, it's probably not going to work.

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Whatever you're doing is probably not going to work just because if you don't have these very, very basic statistics and approaches, then you're not thinking in the right mindset.

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So be sure to record every single thing that happens to you.

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Every e -value buy, every e -value pass, activation fees, funded accounts, how many funded accounts get payouts, average payouts for funded accounts,

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cash outside of your operation.

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Of course, scam risk is not too likely.

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Of course, I only recommend sites that have paid me, but it is technically a thing.

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Prop firms could be a little bit suspicious, but for the record, it's mostly going to be fine.

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Now, you need a deliberate reinvestment budget, okay?

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If you get your first payout for $2 ,000 and you spent $1 ,000, now you're $1 ,000 in profit, right?

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But what do you do?

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Do you invest that profit again or do you reinvest $2 ,000?

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So the same original investment plus your profit, right?

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I personally would do this one if you're making money, of course.

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Review each new account purchase.

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You need to find out exactly when to go to the next firm, usually about $10 ,000 in profit in your accounts in one firm.

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It's like, okay, it's probably time to go to the next firm.

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But be sure that you're adding a plan that is plus EV for you, your strategy, and your approach.

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All right?

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If you're making money, if you made 10K and you spent less than 10K, well, technically that is plus EV for you but just be sure

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that adding this new firm is also going to be plus EB.

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And then you need to understand withdrawals, reserves.

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So in terms of reserves, something I keep finding out with me and my students is like, if we spend 10K and we generate 40K in balance in our funded accounts,

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but we only get a 20K payout from that, well, the return isn't 2X, right?

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You still have 20K left in your accounts.

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So be sure to account for that as well.

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and then reinvest as much as possible, as long as it's working.

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Now, on to phase two.

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We need to scale from 10 to 30K a month.

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Probably going to be using four to six prop firms, depending on how many accounts you'd like to run on a firm.

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But add accounts that have an edge, okay?

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If you're really good at trading X prop firms, Y plan, right?

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Just for example.

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And maybe you're good at trading Z prop firms, A plan, right?

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So just try and look for plans that have pretty similar rules to what you're already trading, and more likely than not, it's going to work, even if you take that same approach, which obviously not optimal new rule set,

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but in general, it's probably going to be fine.

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Track your accounts, because as you get to a larger scale, super small changes in terms of your performance is going to affect EV a lot, because you're just operating in a much higher scale.

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Make sure, journal your execution.

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If you are someone who is not consistent with their strategy, you need to do this.

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I just trade the most mechanical strategy in the world, so I have no need to journal

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because I can just look back at the chart

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and then it's yes or no you take this trade like is it is like yes

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or no that shit happened like it's the most standard execution ever

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and then manage your portfolio okay you're not running one account

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you're running probably 20 to 30 accounts it's a portfolio

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and you cannot do one trade for all accounts at the

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same time here's a picture of one of my apex accounts

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where I lost 60k in one day this was not good obviously managing wise as i'm sure you can tell

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but that's just how it happened next you want total exposure to be limited as much as possible

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if possible so your total risk across accounts is something you definitely need to be aware of right

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so across open positions like you have three longs

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and they're risking 1k 1k 1k so your exposure is 3k in

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that example obviously copy trades increases that more firms can still mean one trade.

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And what I mean specifically by that is if I assume fair prices here, and the market dumps, and I'm going to look for a reversion,

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I can take this is like a larger trade, right?

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Like I can take this huge trade.

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But I can also take a bunch of smaller trades on the way up.

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But it's kind of classified as one huge move or huge trade, right?

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I guess everyone has a different word for it.

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But I guess that's what I mean.

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Like if I'm taking a 200 -point trade, maybe that fits best on my top step account.

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But these 30 -point trades in here, maybe they fit best on my Lucid account, that sort of thing.

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So more firms can still just be this one trade, but just getting them in, boom, boom, boom, within another trade.

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Here, okay, don't take my advice, but this was me copy trading.

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It is so blurry, but there is my name.

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Hopefully you can see that.

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And then here I won 12K on four accounts.

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And these were funded is

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if you were following me back in what april shit i

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think this might have been my second ever youtube video

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but i made 56k in one day that was pretty fun uh

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but don't do

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that okay i was i don't know what i was doing

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not optimal plan for a losing sequence though you have to

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understand how statistically likely is a losing streak to the point

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where my risk of ruin wants to be below 0 .05

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or 0 .5 sorry now here is a picture from march i don't know why this picture is so blurry

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picture from March.

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You can see March there.

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Here is a new scandal, 8 .30 a .m.

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Huge move up and then boom, look at me reverting that off displacement.

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So I traded the exact same strategy for literally a year and seven, eight, nine, something like that months.

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Next, on to number 10, trading the wrong contract.

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Okay.

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This happens if you have to switch between NQ and MNQ for reducing risk on specific trades.

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So I did this once.

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I was trying to do 15 micro, but I entered with 15 minis and I lost 6k because I was doing it near the market open.

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So just don't do that near the open, obviously.

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And I think this might have actually been what caused the Apex result, but I cannot guarantee that it was so long ago.

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But I've probably lost about 50k worth just by doing random shit like this.

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Trading the wrong contract, trading the wrong account, trading the wrong instrument, just a bunch of BS.

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That's kind of what happens when you start scaling to like 45 accounts.

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So just be careful.

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Try and make a process that is extremely repeatable for yourself and try and have like a daily approach, I guess, if that makes sense, like not a day in the life, but sort of how you operate day to day.

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So that hit me with a huge loss.

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And then I just Martin Gale, don't do that.

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If you lose, just suck it up.

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Don't tilt.

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Now, phase three, we're not done at 30k, because obviously, we're going to 100k, you are going to need multiple firms.

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And unfortunately, sadly, you're going to need multiple account types.

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There's a few firms that all offer pretty similar plans.

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So you can just execute very similar strategies across all those

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but as soon as you want to scale to 100k a

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month you're probably gonna be on you're gonna you're probably gonna

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need to be on like 10 different profits making 10k right

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and i can't find 10 firms with the exact same rule set unfortunately so you do need to be adaptable

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your strategy needs to be able to scale and you personally need to be able to execute multiple trades per day.

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You're going to have very different account constraints, very different rules.

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So you're going to need to have an actual approach to finding out if you're generating value.

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Personally, I just simulate.

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I know my win rate for 1Rs, 2Rs, even 0 .2Rs.

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I know my win rate for everything.

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I can just then simulate my win rate multiplied by these values into a proper rule set and then see, okay, I'm making money on this new firm's rule set, so I'm going to buy them.

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So make sure you're able to build something like that for yourself.

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Next, one view, total exposure.

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You need to know exactly how much money is in all of your funded accounts and on which sites.

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Then review your results and costs, okay?

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You should be nearing a 3 .5x if you're doing everything optimally.

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This is from August of last year.

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Just thought I'd throw that in there.

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Not last year, sorry.

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This year.

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This is Rise 2 .0.

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Yeah, you can see by the graphics.

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But that's August of this year.

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What else do I got for you? here is 17k in feb this is first first year uh 2025

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that second month how much is

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that it's like 40k second month probably like here 40k 46k

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month three month four is may fourth month 84k fifth month

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a little bit of a smaller month i started my internship in june not to make excuses

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but that could be why just to be honest

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and then july is that six months one two three four five I have sixth month, $125 ,000 in payouts.

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Very grateful.

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And I did this during my internship as well.

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So it doesn't take too much time, to be honest with you.

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Now, September was $126 ,000.

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So new record month, I guess.

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I always keep making them, which is great.

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Now, every single month since July has been more than $100 ,000 in payouts.

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That is bare minimum.

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You should always be doing that if you're scaling correctly

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but spending that's honestly just going to vary personally about 40k spend per month plus

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or minus 10k and then payouts 140k plus

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or minus 25k this is all just dependent on when i get sent live

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if you get sent live with a prop they delete all of your funded accounts

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so you have to literally buy like a bunch more of them

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so my spending can get pretty high up there unfortunately some months but same with payouts though.

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It's just how things go.

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Now account rules and risk limits.

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I've said these things earlier, but I just wanted to talk to you about them one final time before we're almost done here is

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that eval and funded are completely different goals.

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Okay.

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So optimize your strategy, trade a different risk reward on these two.

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Drawdown is the risk boundary.

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Okay.

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So there's a max loss limit.

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That is basically the only thing

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that you need to care about in terms of like how

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much money am I spending on evals to get X amount of max loss limit.

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So just drawdown, like available to trade with.

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If I'm spending 400 bucks to get 2K worth, that's probably plus EV, that sort of thing.

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Payout rules are going to shape your approach to the funded account, 100%, because funded accounts with different payout rules, vastly different approach, as I'm sure you know.

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These are just some pictures from my Top Step Express funded accounts of 2026.

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There's a 10K, something, something, something.

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Now, account size alone is not an edge.

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This is really important for people to understand if you're making money on prop firms right now, trading 150K accounts is not the next step, okay?

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If you're trading 50Ks and you're making probably 10, 20K a month, next is to trade more 50Ks, okay?

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Do not go to the 150Ks instantly.

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They're just going to be a little bit less ROI just

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because they're cheaper and their cost per drawdown is a little bit worse.

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So just understand that you don't skip to the 150Ks too soon.

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You want to make probably like 20K minimum.

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now the cost how much did this all cost me well

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there's the total payouts there's the total spending there's the total profit you do owe tax

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but tax is only owed on the profit i personally have

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an s corp in hopes of reducing as much as possible

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evals are all write -offs this is not financial advice

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but i have been able to write off my evaluation expenses and i started with 5k As you know,

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I already said that, and I've made $1 .4 million in profit in 20 months.

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Maybe it's 19 months.

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I started in February, and today is October, so you could find that for yourself.

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Now, here's what September looked like.

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This is just a pretty standard a month, slightly above average, actually.

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I received $166 ,000 in payouts, $123 ,000 via RiseWorks, and then $43 ,000 from bank transfer, which is the one I showed you earlier.

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and to achieve all of this I spent $45 ,600 on e -valuations.

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This was with 15 different firms

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so you can work out how many evals per firm that is but it is not anything too crazy.

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Now next what am I doing from here?

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Obviously 2 .5 million.

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Every single Sunday on my YouTube channel I'm posting a recap of

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that past week's payouts and trades according to the strategy

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and i'm just gonna document from there to there all right the series is still in progress We've done probably 14, 15, 16 something episodes from 1 .5 to 2.

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Now we're doing 2 to 2 .5.

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All right, so excited for that.

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Forge 80K and pay us to go.

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Hopefully, I'll hit it before end of year.

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It's kind of a large ask.

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What is that, 160K for three months?

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It's doable, but we'll see.

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So I'm also going to track my spending, of course, because, oh, one more interesting thing about the spending.

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So I spent 620K, and I withdrew 2 .02M, right?

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So this is 1 .4M in profit it.

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Now, I have about $200 ,000 worth of profit in my funded accounts.

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So if I never spent another cent, I would just withdraw an extra $200 ,000 over the next three months, right?

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So my total return technically would be $620 ,000 to $2 ,220 ,000, right?

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So that is obviously something you could consider as well in terms of my results, in terms of your results,

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is that it will be hit in the future 2 .5 m making making the way to

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that now what can you take away with this video

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and my content in general first you need to focus on

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beating the prop firm not the market make sure your approach is optimized for

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that prop firm i've hopefully produced enough content to where you can sort of view all

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that stuff yourself

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if not then you can work with me i do have

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a mentorship where i work directly with you to make sure

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you are optimizing your approach for the prop firm the link for that is in the description.

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Now, if you don't want to work with me, your next step.

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First, test your process.

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You need to backtest before you actually start doing it.

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You don't know if your shit's going to work.

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So basically, backtest, but pretend you're on a profitable account.

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Don't backtest your equity curve.

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That doesn't mean anything.

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Don't backtest your win rate.

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That doesn't mean anything.

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Just backtest.

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If I had 10 evals, how many did I pass?

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If I had 10 funded accounts how many payouts did i get right

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that sort of thing now when you're scaling you need to count your cost

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and your exposure because you can make money

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but you need to know what your exact return is

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so you can determine okay

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if i'm performing under expected on this site maybe i stopped using them

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that sort of thing so you need a site by site breakdown

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and you need to check your whole portfolio literally last summer

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and last fall before i was making a lot of content every single day, literally every single day, I would sum up the total amount of money in my funded accounts.

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So I mean, if I'm 3K in profit, just like above the starting balance, that number is 3K that's being counted towards that.

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So literally every single day, I would total up all of my funded account profit.

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Obviously, when you take a payout, this number goes down.

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And then when you make money on SIM, it goes up.

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When you pass new evals, you get attempts to trade fundeds.

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That's why the number goes up, right?

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Like you pass eval, you get the funded, you make money on the funded on average.

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That's why that number goes up, but the payouts bring it down.

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Wins and losses on funded accounts and profit also bring it up and down.

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So I track this number every single day.

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Next, protect the money that you've withdrawn, right?

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You can't spend more than 50K a month on prop firms just because of how they're structured.

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At least that's what I found.

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Maybe 60K if you're pushing and trading like 12, like 15 props.

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Like the most I trade at once probably is 12.

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But anyways, protect the money that you've withdrawn once you're past your scaling limits.

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Everything that I make is just going into long -term investments.

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Here are some random pictures from july 2025 there's a 57k week here's a 47k month in october 2025

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here 2025 a 31k month

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so just a bunch of random stuff uh last thing i

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want to leave you off with i already said this

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but focus on beating the pro firm not the market okay

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if there's one thing i want you to take away from my content

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which you probably already have optimize your approach for the pro firm

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and when i'm saying that don't just make yourself aware of all the rules okay everyone's aware of the rules.

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They're viewable on the page in the help center.

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Make yourself aware of how much value you're actually generating under a specific rule set.

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And if you're not generating the optimal value, then something's wrong and you need to fix that.

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If you want me to figure it out what's wrong with you, what's wrong with your trading, that's what the program is for.

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I've helped a bunch of people, more than 200 people now.

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I have 15 students making $30 ,000 a month.

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I have one person who hit a million dollars in payouts.

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I have five people who are at over $100 ,000 and payouts.

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Also check out the second YouTube channel in the description.

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Very fun people on those videos.

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As always, hope you're enjoying the content and I'll see you in the next one.

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15 lernenswerte Wörter aus dem Video, mit Aussprache und Bedeutung:

Wort	Aussprache	Bedeutung
prop Substantiv	/pɹɑp/	Stütze, Unterstützung
evaluation Substantiv	/ɪˌvæljuˈeɪʃn̩/	Beurteilung
poker Substantiv	/ˈpoʊkɚ/	Schüreisen, Schürhaken
internship Substantiv	/ˈɪntɜːnʃɪp/	Praktikum, Stage
technically Adverb	/ˈtɛk.nɪˌkəl.i/	eigentlich, genau genommen
withdraw Verb	/wɪðˈdɹɔ/	zurückziehen
optimal Adjektiv	/ˈɑptɪməl/	optimal
exposure Substantiv	/ɪkˈspəʊ.ʒə(ɹ)/	Kontakt, Einwirkung
boom Verb	/bum/	dröhnen
generate Verb	/ˈd͡ʒɛn.ə.ɹeɪt/	generieren
streak Substantiv	/stɹiːk/	Schliere
ruin Substantiv	/ˈɹuː.ɪn/	Ruine
execution Substantiv	/ˌɛk.sɪˈkjuː.ʃən/	Ausführung
mathematics Substantiv	/mæθ(.ə)ˈmæt.ɪks/	Mathematik
portfolio Substantiv	/pɔːtˈfəʊ.liˌəʊ/	Mappe, Portefeuille

Phrasal Verbs, die du hören wirst

Wort	Aussprache	Bedeutung
go up Verb		hinaufgehen, steigen
find out Verb		herausfinden, erfahren
check out Verb		überprüfen
go down Verb		absteigen, hinabsteigen
make up Verb	/ˌmeɪk ˈʌp/	wiedergutmachen, kompensieren
work out Verb	/ˌwɝk ˈaʊt/	ausrechnen
write off Verb		abschreiben

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I'm sure you'd agree with that.
There's no reason you should be doing that.
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You don't even need a second site.
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Die Strukturen, die der Sprecher am häufigsten verwendet, mit den genauen Worten aus dem Video:

Struktur	Im Video
Bedingungssätze if + Satz, will/would + Verb – eine Bedingung und ihre Folge	if i skip the internship i'd still · if you have different goals, why would you
Present Perfect have/has + Partizip Perfekt – eine vergangene Handlung, die jetzt noch wichtig ist	has been · i've traded · you've made
Relativsätze who / which + Satz – eine Zusatzinformation über eine Person oder Sache	three, which is · day, which is · someone who is
Passiv be + Partizip Perfekt – wichtig ist, was geschieht, nicht wer es tut	be sent · be priced · were funded

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Der Sprecher verwendet 170 Kurzformen und abgeschwächte Formen, zum Beispiel you're, I'm, don't. Sprich sie in der kurzen Form, so wie du sie hörst.

Die „th“-Laute: withdraw /wɪðˈdɹɔ/, mathematics /mæθ(.ə)ˈmæt.ɪks/, sixth /sɪksθ/, withdrawal /wɪðˈdɹɔ(ə)l/
Die Laute „sh“ und „zh“: evaluation /ɪˌvæljuˈeɪʃn̩/, internship /ˈɪntɜːnʃɪp/, exposure /ɪkˈspəʊ.ʒə(ɹ)/, execution /ˌɛk.sɪˈkjuː.ʃən/, refresh /ɹɪˈfɹɛʃ/
Lange Wörter – auf die Betonung achten: evaluation /ɪˌvæljuˈeɪʃn̩/, technically /ˈtɛk.nɪˌkəl.i/, execution /ˌɛk.sɪˈkjuː.ʃən/, mathematics /mæθ(.ə)ˈmæt.ɪks/, portfolio /pɔːtˈfəʊ.liˌəʊ/

Laute, die Deutschsprachigen schwerfallen:

/w/ — mit runden Lippen, nicht wie das deutsche „w“ (/v/): withdraw /wɪðˈdɹɔ/, quantitative /ˈkwɑn.təˌteɪ.tɪv/, reward /ɹɪˈwɔɹd/, anyways /ˈɛn.iˌweɪz/, sequence /ˈsiː.kwəns/
Stimmhafter Auslaut — /b/, /d/, /g/, /z/, /v/ am Wortende nicht verhärten: quantitative /ˈkwɑn.təˌteɪ.tɪv/, reward /ɹɪˈwɔɹd/, anyways /ˈɛn.iˌweɪz/, percentage /pə(ɹ)ˈsɛntɪd͡ʒ/, pretend /pɹəˈtɛnd/
/æ/ — offener als „ä“: evaluation /ɪˌvæljuˈeɪʃn̩/, mathematics /mæθ(.ə)ˈmæt.ɪks/, guarantee /ˌɡæɹ.ənˈtiː/, mechanical /məˈkænəkəl/, alpha /ˈæl.fə/

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