Here is how to apply the principle of 2 trades per day risking 0.50% per trade (1% max daily risk) can help you pass prop firm challenges using a $5,000 account with: • Phase 1 Profit Target: 8% ($400) • Phase 2 Profit Target: 6% ($300) Note: This is simply a way which I have traded in 2025 and it has been effective Passed 2 x $100k GFT accounts 1 x 4 Figure payout I hope this thread helps you, follow through till the end.

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Gold did the opposite of what I leaned toward this morning. At 9 AM I called $4,000 a ceiling and said a reclaim of $4,024 would flip the picture. It flipped. Spot dipped to about $3,987 in the London morning, then ran. It's trading near $4,060 as I write, roughly $75 off the low. What came with the move: • Oil eased, taking some heat off inflation worries • US consumer confidence printed 91.7 against a forecast of 81 • Durable goods (+1.8%) barely registered The lesson: the level that kills your bias matters more than the bias. I named $4,024 before the open, so when it broke there was nothing to argue with. Tomorrow is the Fed at 7 PM Lagos time. A pre-Fed run like this can give it all back on the statement. Analysis, not financial advice. Did today's rally catch you short, or were you waiting on the $4,024 break?

A 3% max loss sounds tight. It's really a position-sizing rule in disguise. On a 10K account, 3% is $300 of room. Risk 1% a trade: three losses in a row and you're out. Risk 0.5%: six in a row. Risk 0.25%: twelve. Three red trades back to back happens to every trader, good ones included. So the number that matters isn't your win rate. It's how many losses in a row you can survive. That 3% max loss is the headline rule on Instant Daily from @GoatFunded. No daily drawdown, no consistency rule, no minimum trading days, and rewards are paid daily. Size small enough to survive a bad week and the rule rarely gets near you. Code CABLE, link in bio. Trading involves risk. Size accordingly. How much do you risk per trade on a funded account right now?

Gold slipped back under $4,000 this morning. Last night's plan was simple: a close above $4,034 means buyers have follow-through, a slide back under $4,000 means Monday was just a bounce. Price never got near $4,034. The overnight high was about $4,024, and spot is trading just under $4,000 as London gets going. Levels I'm watching today: • $4,000: now a ceiling sellers want to defend • Monday's low around $3,978: the next real floor • $4,024: reclaim the overnight high and the picture flips back The Fed's two-day meeting starts today. US durable goods land at 1:30 PM Lagos time and consumer confidence at 3 PM. The decision is tomorrow at 7 PM. My read: a quiet drift lower into the Fed is not a breakdown yet. I'd want a clean hourly close below $3,978 before calling it one. Analysis, not financial advice. Are you selling retests of $4,000 today, or staying flat until the Fed decides?

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$4,000 did its job today. This morning I said a reclaim isn't a hold. Gold spent the rest of the day showing us the hold. Every dip after London opened stayed above $4,000, and spot is sitting near $4,028 as I write, just under Friday's high around $4,034. What I'd watch from here: • A daily close above $4,034: buyers finally have follow-through • Rejection there and a slide back under $4,000: today was just a bounce inside a downtrend • Anything in between: chop, and chop quietly eats accounts Bigger picture: gold is still coming off a 4% losing week. One green Monday doesn't erase that. The Fed decides Wednesday at 7 PM Lagos time. I'd rather trade that candle than guess it. Analysis, not financial advice. Would you buy a break of $4,034 before the Fed, or wait until after?

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Instant Daily from @GoatFunded is now live. No 1-step. No 2-step. You go straight to a funded account. • No consistency rules • No minimum trading days • No daily drawdown • Daily payouts from day 1 • Accounts from 1K to 50K • 60% profit split, scaling up to 80% There's one rule to respect: a 3% max loss. Treat it like a hard stop on your whole account and size your trades small. Use code CABLE at checkout. Link in bio. Trading involves risk. Only trade what you can afford to lose. Which account size are you starting with?

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If you can't explain why you took a trade in one sentence, you gambled. I don't care if it hit TP. A winning trade with no reason behind it is more dangerous than a losing one with a plan.

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Gold is back above $4,000 this morning. Spot was trading near $4,015 as London opened, after dipping to about $3,978 in Asia. Last night I said a reclaim of $4,000 would weaken the bearish case. But a reclaim is not a hold. What I'm watching today: • $4,000: has to act as support on any dip • Friday's high near $4,034: first real test above • Asian low near $3,978: lose it and sellers are back in charge The US calendar is quiet today. The Fed decides Wednesday at 7 PM Lagos time, so expect positioning, not conviction. Analysis, not financial advice. Do you trust this bounce, or is it just a retest from below? #XAUUSD