Jeff Holden the Head of Trader Development at One of the TOP Proprietary Trading Firms in the World - @smbcapital Today on Chart Fanatics he shares a 5 Step Process that builds momentum for both beginner traders to even the elite traders. Tune in now 👇

The Liquidity Sweep Framework That Paid $250,000 🚨 Most traders start on the 1-minute chart looking for entries. Harry starts on the weekly, waits for alignment across timeframes, and risks just 1% per trade. Full strategy breakdown drops tomorrow 3PM GMT / 11AM EST 🚨

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Sixteen million dollars in verified profits. When Alex Temiz sat down with 15 unprofitable traders one by one nobody was expecting what came next. Not a strategy session. Not a chart breakdown. Not a new indicator to add to the system. Every single trader had a different problem on the surface. Stop losses in the wrong place. Revenge trading after losses. Cutting winners too early. Sizing up on FOMO. Overtrading on slow days. But as Alex went trader by trader a pattern started emerging. The problems looked different. The root cause was almost always the same. They were treating trading like a hobby. Hobbies don't require data. Hobbies don't require rules. Hobbies don't require you to study your own mistakes with honesty. You can pick a hobby up and put it down whenever you feel like it and nothing serious happens. But trading charges you for that mindset. In real money. Every single time. The traders who sat across from Alex that day weren't failing because they lacked knowledge. Most of them knew what they were doing wrong. They just hadn't built the structure around themselves that forced accountability. Knowing the mistake and fixing the mistake are two completely different things. A business has systems. Rules. Data. Review processes. A hobby has good days and bad days and no real explanation for either. Are you running your trading like a business or still treating it like a hobby?

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There's a trade every trader remembers. Not because it was the biggest win. Because it was the one where everything went right the entry was perfect, the setup was clean, the conviction was high and it still stopped out. And that one trade sent them down a rabbit hole. New indicator. New timeframe. New strategy. Convinced that something in the system was broken and needed fixing. But here's what most traders never consider. A perfect execution and a losing trade can exist at the same time. The setup was real. The process was right. The outcome just didn't follow because no edge works every single time. The traders who grow understand this early. They stop judging their process by individual results. They start judging it by consistency over hundreds of trades. One loss proves nothing. One win proves nothing either. What matters is whether the process was followed. Because a bad process that wins is more dangerous than a good process that loses. The bad process builds the wrong habits. The good process builds the right ones and eventually the results follow. Do you judge your trades by the outcome or by the process?

Getting funded feels like the finish line. It isn't. It's actually where most prop traders start making their biggest mistakes. During the challenge everything is structured. There's a clear target. A daily loss limit. Rules that create boundaries. And those boundaries without most traders realising it are what keep them disciplined. Then the funded account arrives. Same rules technically. But something shifts psychologically. The pressure of "performing" replaces the clarity of "following the process." Every losing day feels heavier. Every drawdown feels more personal. And slowly the same trader who passed the challenge with discipline starts making decisions they never made during the evaluation. Sizing up to recover. Overtrading on slow days. Holding losers longer because the loss feels too real this time. Harry said it best. Getting funded isn't the achievement. Staying funded consistently, month after month is where the real work begins. The challenge tests if you can follow rules for a few weeks. The funded account tests if you've actually built a process for life. What changed in your trading psychology the moment you got funded?

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Alex Temiz ($16 Million Trader) vs 15 Losing Traders! Tomorrow 10am EST on Words of Rizdom the Boom & Bust series continues. Over 1,200,000 views so far across the 2 episodes that have been realised. This series is where you truly step inside the mind of a profitable trader and get direct feedback on a traders most common problems and road blocks. Revenge trading. Oversizing. Red days. Green days. Scaling. Psychology and so much more! Tomorrow 10am EST Live on YouTube

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Kyle (aka JadeCap), the trader behind the world-record $2.5M single payout, drew a line between discipline and ego that most traders miss. "I think that's the male ego talking." He wasn't being harsh. He was being honest. Ryan, one of the 15 unprofitable traders in the room, felt like surrendering to his environment was a weakness. That a real trader should be the anchor. Unshakeable. Anywhere. Kyle understood the feeling. But he'd seen what happens when traders convince themselves the environment doesn't matter. The best traders he knows? Boring. Same meals every day. Same schedule. Same environment. Not because they lack ambition but because they understand what consistency actually costs. He didn't leave the country until he was 31. Friends were travelling through their 20s. He stayed locked in, because he knew what slipping out of routine did to his performance. Ryan pushed back. Said he should be the pillar. Shouldn't need the room. Kyle's answer was simple: that's not discipline. That's ego. Your diet, your sleep, your relationships; all of it bleeds into your PNL whether you recognise it or not. So ask yourself this: Are you disciplined enough to control your environment, or just too proud to admit it matters? Full Episode 👇

Most traders switch strategies every few months. One system stops working they find a new one. A bad week they start researching something different. Always convinced that the next approach will finally be the one that clicks. Harry tried to explain why that thinking keeps traders stuck. He said the strategy almost doesn't matter. Most styles can work. The real variable isn't the system it's the time spent inside it. Because the magic doesn't happen when you find the strategy. It happens when you've traded it long enough to actually have data. Real data. Journaled trades. Logged results. Patterns only visible after months of repetition. And then in those small tweaks profitability appears. Not a complete system overhaul. Not a new indicator. Just tiny adjustments that you could only see because you stayed long enough to notice them. Harry blew 30 accounts before his first payout. And looking back he believes he could have found consistency sooner. Not by switching faster. But by going deeper into one thing earlier. Most traders are one system away from quitting and starting over. The traders who make it are one month away from the tweak that changes everything. How long have you actually committed to one strategy before switching?

There's a moment in every major market bottom that most traders completely miss. The news is terrible. Everyone is calling it dead. Social media is full of people saying it will never recover. Sentiment is at its worst and that's exactly when Ted Zhang starts paying close attention. He pointed to Bitcoin when FTX collapsed as a perfect example. Banks were failing. The headlines were catastrophic. Every person who had ever doubted crypto felt justified. And the majority of traders either panic sold or stayed completely away. But price told a different story. It stopped making lower lows. Higher lows started forming quietly. The rate of change began flattening. And then one of Ted's key signals appeared. The moving averages started slicing through price. Not pushing it down cleanly. Not holding it up cleanly. Price began oscillating up and down, crossing above and below the moving averages repeatedly. That's the tell. Most traders look at that choppy price action and see confusion. Ted sees a market that is done going down one that is building the foundation for the next move higher. The worst news. The worst sentiment. The most neglected asset. And price refusing to go lower. That's not weakness. That's accumulation. And by the time the headlines turn positive the move is already halfway done. Do you follow the news or do you follow the price?

Hi Everyone! In collaboration with @WordsofRizdom we are organizing a 15 v 1 in Miami on the 24th July. If you want to get FREE in person guidance/feedback from me over the topics that you struggle with most this is your chance. Make sure that you can be in Miami on the 24th July, fill out the form in DETAIL (if you don’t you won’t receive any response), be open and transparent about where you struggle most within your trading and be comfortable to be on camera. Those who fill out the form correctly will be contacted by a team member on Riz’s team for a zoom call to discuss in more detail and if selected you will be informed directly. Looking forward to meeting some of you then! docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F… …and because of all my impersonators….. Disclaimer: Beware of scammers impersonating me in the comments below. This is my only X account with the verified blue checkmark next to my photo. Never send money or personal info to anyone in the comments below. This post is for entertainment and educational purposes only. Always do your own research and consult licensed professionals. Trade at your own risk.

Just finished watching this and I completely admit and understand that the journey sometimes won’t be as expected and you can’t be right all the times you just need to keep moving! Until you unlock it @apparentlytrder congratulations you came a long way man

There's a trader who has been in the markets for over 50 years. He has watched thousands of traders come and go. Different strategies. Different markets. Different timeframes. But when asked what separates the ones who last from the ones who don't Richie Naso didn't talk about setups. He talked about personality. Most traders who struggle psychologically go looking for a solution in the wrong place. A new strategy. A new risk management rule. More screen time. They treat the emotional problem like a technical one and wonder why nothing changes. But Richie's perspective cuts deeper than that. Your personality is already telling you how you will react under pressure. How much loss you can tolerate before emotions take over. How long you can sit in a trade before anxiety forces a bad decision. How you respond when three losing trades hit in a row. The problem isn't the emotion. The problem is not knowing yourself well enough to see it coming. Because a trader who understands their personality can build a system around it. Can recognise the moment emotions start creeping in. Can step back before the damage is done. But a trader who doesn't know themselves will keep repeating the same mistakes and calling it bad luck. The market doesn't create your weaknesses. It just shows them to you. Do you trade a strategy that matches your personality or one you're constantly fighting against?