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Prop Firm Simulator / Researcher. Using Zenom's AI Trading Infrastructure to automate everything. Addicted to pretty charts, sharing my growth and journey!

Joined November 2024
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How to get full freedom in 1-2 years while working full-time, the truth. Working a car factory job trading automation is not a luxury, it's needed to build towards freedom. There's a lot of talk about training your trading skill, work hard scalping. That is not the answer, how are you gonna scalp all day without any money? The truth is to become a full-time trader you first need to combine it with a regular job. It relieves a lot of stress knowing you don't depend on your trading, it's something that can just build on the side lines. To build your trading wealth requires patience and money and the right decisions. Here's how I currently do it. Working at a car factory brings me in 2200EUR a month, minus all my expenses I keep 1100 EUR. 500 of that goes straight into prop firm challenges running 100% automated systems, the rest goes into a savings account as a safety buffer incase I lose my job. It will take months maybe even years before can quit my job, yet I know eventually I will as the plan is solid and safe. It's not gambling small accounts with low money hoping to get rich quick. It's pure determination, careful financial planning and working on a better life.
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It's almost impossible to make avg $10K+ a year on CFD prop firm 100K accounts. Tested all kinds of variations and pairs, 2% risk on higher timeframes, 1% risk small faster systems on 1h timeframes. So my expectation now is anything doing $4K+ yearly is very very good.
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Is this a recent design trend on tradingview? Ever since I posted about these lines that slowly fade out. Starting to notice them in a lot of popular indicator authors/vendors (businesses with a team of coders most likely). Late to this trend but I think it's here to stay.
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Easy and good-looking charting is what it's all about on tradingview. But behind the scenes there's so many limits. This was a straightforward time based indicator for a client, that turned to dirt the more complex it got. This is when experience comes in.
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How many traders got same problem. Gatekeeping a lot of info because of using it in prop firms. Been building stuff in silence and just deploying it. Got this aching feeling all the time that want to share and help, but the logical course of action is just keep mouth shut.
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