I can give you pointer or two, but I don't think you're the type to listen anyway so I won't.after blowing previous two TST funded accounts on day 1, my primary goal is just that

the only way to learn is the hard way......I can give you pointer or two, but I don't think you're the type to listen anyway so I won't.![]()
But weren't you trading 10 lots last night, to which I was like slapping your wrist?the nice thing about TST is that they do not let you get carried away.....you cannot trade more than 2 contracts any way.....
It's not the ammunition. It's the lack of planning. I already gave you a subtle hint about writing "entry, exit, and stop loss" in advance. You didn't seem to take my advice seriously.but that makes it difficult because the market will always do something different from what you planned and if it does that, you have no more ammunition to throw at it and get out.
Well, as they say, work not harder but smarter.TST wants you to fail..... they make it really tough for you to survive and that is why i have become so good
Getting in is always easy. It's the getting out that can make or break you.so you have to be really careful with entry and be right or get out FAST.
not very difficult to do once you know what you have to do to survive and if i make 200usd a day real money that is like 30% of my present income for the month.....i mean 200 usd per day is alot of money for me and i figure i can do that in 1-2 scalp trades with 2 lots.
that is the first step combine which i passed ... now i am in the express funded account and if found fit i will go to a actual live real money accountBut weren't you trading 10 lots last night, to which I was like slapping your wrist?
i have good reasons for entry stop and eventually exit....It's the lack of planning
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