Nelson :
I think if you trade prop firms, you can’t trade it like a live account. You have to look at it like you’re risking $80 to have $2000 in buying power and the math will work out if you execute your trades perfectly, even if you just do a coin flip, if you buy three challenges, you’re going to pass one of them it’s just math. If you risk $200 per trade, you got 10 chances you would have to lose 10 trades in a row to blow that account if you’re going for a 1 to 2, that’s impossible. You have the same statistics as winning 10 trades in a row as you do losing 10 trades in a row. It’s not gonna happen. Traders fail with prop firms because they’re trying to trade it like a normal account, risking 1% of $2000 drawdown. The discount code you only spent 80 bucks. If you do DoorDash two nights a week and make $160. You got eight chances to pass an account per month, and that’s if you’re going heavy on the risk. If you can’t pass, then that means it’s something wrong with your strategy. Even if you take eight challenges, you should be winning two or three out of those eight, and that’s with a coin flip at 50% then all you need is one max payout of $2000, and you’re profitable, even if you spent 400 taking the challenge. You can’t look at it like a live account. That’s the mistake.
2026-11-09 18:14:26