How much should I risk when trading with prop firm? I usually risk 0,2% to 0,5% but the progress is too slow it's exhausting .

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I'm looking for a decent prop firm to trade futures. Have anyone tried TopStep?

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You can't learn anything from casino, while in trading you have the opportunities to manage risks.

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That’s a tough spot. If you’re sure no EA was used, clarify your setup: mostly mobile MT4, occasional desktop use, and only the Easy Order script (which isn’t an EA). Ask them to share the specific logs or server data they’re referencing. You can ...

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Good luck to all the newcomers!

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Shifting to stocks, futures, or crypto makes sense if you feel more comfortable with their structure and transparency.

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You’re absolutely right. Demo accounts are valuable for building skills and testing strategies, but real trading brings in the psychological pressure of risking actual money. Emotions can change decisions dramatically. Demo trading is for mastering ...

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Keep exploring forums and communities to gather insights, focus on developing a strategy that fits your own goals, risk tolerance, and personality. Every trader has a different style, so what works for one may not work for another. Therefore, the ...

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I can relate to that

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From what i know. Smart money usually refers to large institutions, banks, and hedge funds that have the capital and order flow to move markets. Stop loss hunting is less about targeting retail traders directly and more about liquidity since price ...

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Many successful traders started with no prior experience. Starting with mini or micro lots is a smart way to learn without big risk. Share trading is also a good entry point, but forex offers faster learning due to higher volatility. Choose what ...

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meditation is what works best for me

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MT5 can use broker data directly and supports real tick data, so third-party tools are less necessary than with MT4. If broker data is high quality, third-party sources like Tickstory may not add much unless you need specific historical depth. Yes, ...

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Start with small trades to reduce pressure. Have a clear plan before entering. Use alerts instead of watching charts nonstop. Accept losses as part of the process. Practice calming techniques like deep breathing. Confidence grows with consistency.

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Most traders lose money because they lack a clear plan. Risk management is important, but without defined goals and regular tracking, it's not enough. Treat trading like a business with daily, weekly, and yearly targets. Adjust when needed and stay ...

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1. Yes, I use stoploss. 2. It helps manage risk and protect capital from big losses. 3. Typically 20–50 pips, depending on volatility and strategy.

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im getting some real good insights from this thread...

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Nice trades

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Extracted posts — Any updates on the EA?

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You should be fine sharing the free indicators from FXSSI.com on Forex Factory as long as they’re publicly available and not modified in a way that violates their terms of use, but it’s always best to double check FXSSI’s licensing or redistribution ...

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