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28 Feb 2025
I will not stop till TTT is in the top 5 global prop firms 🏆🌎
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Jun 15
Limiting the number of decisions you make can improve consistency.
Fewer, higher quality trades reduce risk and help maintain control over the account.
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Jun 2
More isn’t always better.
Setting clear limits on progress helps protect consistency and prevents unnecessary risk from building over time.
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May 28
Not trading is often the right decision. Avoiding poor conditions protects your account far more than forcing trades ever will.
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May 20
More trades do not mean better results.
Fewer, well-executed decisions are often what lead to consistent progress and successful outcomes.
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May 12
Lower risk reduces pressure and improves consistency. In many cases, protecting the account is what allows progress to build over time.
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May 5
Passing quickly is a result of consistency, not aggression.
When your process stays the same from start to finish, progress takes care of itself.
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May 1
Our trading challenges offer account sizes ranging from $5k to $500k - designed with love for traders just like you ❤️
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Apr 28
You don’t lose accounts from one bad trade. You lose them from the decisions that follow.
Having clear rules in place protects your account when discipline is most needed.
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Apr 24
As part of the TTT Markets educational ecosystem, Fotis continues to share insights and guidance with the trading community.
Check them out across our social media platforms.
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Apr 21
Not trading is often the right decision. Waiting for the right conditions protects your account far more than forcing trades ever will.
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Apr 14
You don’t get paid for taking more trades.
You get paid for taking the right ones.
In many cases, fewer decisions lead to better outcomes.
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Apr 9
Most traders focus on passing.
But what matters just as much is how you start.
The conditions you begin with shape everything that follows.
The amount of room you have, the pressure you feel, and how controlled your decisions can be.
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Apr 7
Most traders push too hard when they want to pass faster.
This is the stage where most traders start to go wrong. After a few trades, or even a small amount of progress, the focus shifts from execution to outcome.
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Apr 1
The temptation to recover losses quickly can be strong. Increasing position size or forcing trades often feels like the fastest way back.
Don’t!
Stick to the plan.
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Mar 26
March is coming to a close, which means our current promotion is approaching its end.
Traders can still access 20% off all 2-Step and Instant Models, allowing you to begin an evaluation with reduced entry cost while keeping full access to the same funding structure.
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Mar 25
Most traders respond to losses by trading more.
How do you deal with loss?
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