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I'm TraderMoz, 20, @FTMO_com Funded DAX day trader.
Trading now for 2 years, but I blew 13 accounts & I went through what all new traders do.
Now I share my biases, articles, and journey – all free to help my audience grow.
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People need to realise that they won't be profitable unless they become more serious.
If you're still revenge trading, giving in to stuff like FOMO, you won't make it.
Start treating trading like a business; you're not an employee anymore.
There’s certain types of people I cut off immediately if they show me this personality trait.
And I recommend everyone reading this does the same, because these people will genuinely hold you back.
And that’s the person who sees your wins and, rather than hyping you up and being proud of you.
He seethes inside because your success reminds him that he had the same 24 hours in his day to do something, yet he did nothing.
It’s genuinely so annoying to be around such people, because they take your success as a personal sucker punch to the face.
They sit there, genuinely and silently hating on success.
And you’d actually be surprised how many people are like this. Later, they soothe their ego by telling themselves that your success was luck.
And that anyone can do it?
Brochacho, if it was that easy, go ahead and try to replicate what I’ve put myself through for the past 3 years.
They won’t be able to.
Why? Because, at the end of the day, it’s their laziness and acceptance of comfort that led them to where they are.
They won’t do what I do because it’s simply hard.
So they do what’s easier, silently hating themselves and projecting it onto me.
To all the people trying to build something extraordinary with their lives, just remember one thing.
Hate rarely ever comes from above; it’ll always come from below.
But just like hot air rising, use it to propel yourself higher.
Don’t let it pull you down.
And get rid of negative people and negative energy.
It’s not worth carrying them to the top.
Honestly, this scared me a bit lmao...
I got a notification stating that my account was engaging in platform manipulation, even though I haven't even posted in a week.
I appealed it, and thanks to X, it was quickly resolved within the same hour.
I wonder what triggered it?
One of the worst feelings in trading is watching your TP get hit after you've already closed the trade out of fear.
You were right about the direction.
You just couldn't sit through the uncertainty.
The market will always give you another opportunity.
Your job is to make sure you're still in the game when it comes.
In a future with AI, currency deflation will be a much more realistic prospect compared to currency inflation.
Especially because there will be more goods and services produced by advanced robotics that it will outgrow the current supply of money.
Let that sink in for a moment.
Most traders online wont tell you this but...
To be a profitable trader the level of self discipline you need to have 24/7 is literally indescribable.
Out of 100 trades 99 of them need to be disciplined.
1 year on X.
1.2M+ impressions.
820+ followers.
Thank you to everyone who’s followed along and supported my journey.
Loved documenting the highs, lows and lessons I learnt along the way!
Year 2 starts now.
Let’s get to work boys and monetise this year!
#MyXAnniversary
One of the biggest challenges I’m facing in Q4 has nothing to do with trading…
Honestly, it’s balancing everything in my life simultaneously whilst still trying to find time for myself.
Right now, I have so much going on:
Trading
Building my startup, coding, constant meetings and creative planning
Creating content and growing on X
University, whilst tackling my hardest year and completing my dissertation
My personal goals, fitness and the gym
My relationships, family and my girl.
And balancing all of this has been such a challenge.
Most days, especially towards the middle of the week, I just feel burnt out.
Don’t get me wrong, I have a strong work ethic. I love what I do, and I chose this lifestyle.
But constantly working 12–14 hour days is draining.
My days start at 6am and end at 8pm. I’m constantly switching between different responsibilities, trying to give each one the attention it deserves whilst maintaining a high standard of work.
And the hardest part is that if I have an unproductive day or miss something, the work doesn’t just disappear.
It piles up.
Now I have to spread that work across the rest of my week, adding even more pressure to an already packed schedule.
Honestly, it gets difficult.
But there’s a reason I push myself this hard.
My girl.
She’s supported me through everything, stood by me during some of my darkest times and given me a reason to keep pushing when things weren’t easy.
After hearing about her health condition, something changed in me.
I became even more determined to build a future where we could both live an amazing, fulfilling life together.
A future where we have freedom, security and the ability to enjoy the things we’ve worked so hard for.
And that’s what keeps me going.
I’m not complaining because I know I chose this path, and I genuinely love what I do.
But I think it’s important to be honest about the reality of trying to build something meaningful whilst juggling so many different responsibilities.
Sometimes, even when you’re doing everything you can, you still feel like there aren’t enough hours in the day.
I’m still figuring out how to balance ambition with my own wellbeing, and how to keep pushing without burning myself out in the process.
It’s a work in progress.
But I know what I’m working towards, I know who I’m working for, and I know that the future we want is worth fighting for.
Profitable traders don't just analyse their wins.
They dissect their losses.
Every loss should teach you something.
If you keep on making the same mistakes, you're not learning from them.
Heres a harsh truth for traders:
There are no shortcuts in trading.
The results you're looking for are probably hidden in the 20% of work you're avoiding.
Reviewing, backtesting, journalling, fixing your habits etc.
You need to start doing the work you've been putting off.
A quick reminder to traders:
You dont need to force a trade in the first 30 minutes of a session...
Patience does eventually pay.
I cant belive theres people trying to force a trade today...
Its literally a bank holiday monday, come on dude.






