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UK traders: we're finally coming to you.
Two in-person Darwinex Zero events. Manchester on 6 Nov, London on 7 Nov. Come and talk trading with the team and the community.
Free, but spots are limited (link to registration below)
Darwinex Zero retweeted
Nice recovery in my Darwin and CFD portfolio.
Investors should keep in mind how little correlation my portfolio has with the S&P 500.
It's almost inversely correlated.
I'm still working on the Futures Darwin, ETF Darwin, and Stocks Darwin.
The Stocks Darwin alone has an estimated capacity of over $60 million.
$10 million in AUM is coming.
First, time to get back above $1 million in AUM.
Can you beat the S&P year on year?
Can you beat inflation year on year?
Can you compete with your peer traders year on year?
If so, you're in the top 1%
Darwinex Zero retweeted
Made <1% today on my darwin. Still climbed 440 places on DarwinIA.
Imagine that. you don’t need bigger reurns(%) to make a fortune to move up the leaderboard. Apparently, protecting capital while others overtrade can be more profitable than chasing every move.
Discipline > Returns.
Darwinex Zero retweeted
My 3rd trading month on @DarwinexZero started in November.
After an above average losing October, the first few days of November have been beautiful, already recouped the prior month loss.
Hope to get my first DarwinIA Silver allocation at the end of the month. 🚀
Days like today mean a lot on your record.
How do you manage an exponential increase in volatility?
Does it expose tail-risk?
Do you capitalise?
Do you manage risk?
LIVE Darwin Review | Darwinex Zero nitter.gq/i/broadcasts/2rJqPybXa…
Behind the DARWIN: The Trader Behind XAQP | Kieran Duff | Darwinex Zero LIVE nitter.gq/i/broadcasts/2XyJoyMzP…
If you’re consistently profitable, one source of capital can be a single point of failure.
Stack them:
- Your own account
- Darwinex Zero
- Funding companies
- Prop desks
- Hedge funds and professional roles
Each pays and tests you differently. Run your edge through as many as you can.
We go LIVE today with our very own @kieran__duff on Behind the DARWIN.
Make sure you hop into the session and ask some questions!
Link to YouTube below 👇
Darwinex Zero retweeted
I closed October with 73k in profit in my @DarwinexZero account.
Of course profit is irrelevant if the engine thinks that you are risky, sizing you down.
So i should better say im up almost 4% , totalling around 20% YTD
Darwinex Zero retweeted
2 months left before 2026 ends.
Do you have any goals you still want to achieve?
Personally, I want to reach Gold status with @DarwinexZero.
What about you, fren?
LIVE: Building an NR7 Breakout EA | Charity DARWIN Build nitter.gq/i/broadcasts/2XyJVjkBV…
A golden snippet from one of our previous livestreams with @TradingInTheNow
"Periods of drawdown are statistical. They're not personal. And so, you have to be able to understand how to manage those periods. And so, after many years of experiencing pain and kind of rejecting this idea and then opening myself up to this, I came up with this philosophy which is something that I want to share with you and something that I had to remind myself of last week.
And that is this idea that time will always fix your frustration, but it will never fix your account balance. It doesn't matter what the market has done. Doesn't matter what mistakes I've made, it doesn't matter how I'm feeling in the moment. However frustrated I am, enough time spent away from the charts will eventually fix that frustration. It will bring that frustration from level 100 down to level 50 or 20 or 10 or to a point where it's far more manageable that you're not going to do something stupid in terms of how you manage risk.
However, if you decide not to have that detachment, if you decide not to have that time away and you decide that you want to try and beat your money back out of the markets, the likelihood is you could get lucky and win some money back and it's probably not the most favourable thing to do because all you're doing is ingraining a bad habit. But in the long term, what that generally leads to is a detriment in terms of your risk management. Whether you pay the price today or whether you pay the price at some point in the future, you're doing something wrong if you're not operating from a point of mental clarity."
Most traders don't lack a strategy.
They lack the discipline to follow it after three losses in a row.
Your edge only works if you stick with it.
LIVE: Was It the Midterms? What Really Moves Markets | Metrics Monday nitter.gq/i/broadcasts/2rJaokMAW…
Most trading accounts are private. Good months get screenshotted. Bad months disappear.
A DARWIN doesn't work like that. Every trade, every drawdown, every red month stays on the record.
That's exactly why it means something when it's green.