So, I hit a pretty exciting milestone recently, I completed a whopping 321 forward and backtests since I joined the Trading Acceletor! 🎉 these tests have been an absolute game-changer for boosting my confidence and fine-tuning my trading plan. but hey, I also realized that trading psychology is a big piece of the puzzle. No matter how solid your strategy is, emotions can really mess with your trades. So, I'm on a mission to master my mindset and stay cool under pressure, especially with all the family stuff I've got going on now, onto the fun stuff, the results of the last module's homework! Drumroll, please... 🥁 I diligently backtested the four suggested timeframe combinations, and here's what I found: - H4/H1: 53 backtests - Win rate: 52.83% - Total R: 94.97 - H1/M15: 56 backtests - Win rate: 57.14% - Total R: 132.87 - H1/M5: 53 backtests - Win rate: 50.94% - Total R: 81.48 - H4/H1: 52 backtests - Win rate: 50% - Total R: 71.17 the standout here for me was the H1/M15 combo, where I managed to pull out an impressive 132.87R with a win rate of 57.14% on a 56 tests sample size. thinking of doubling down on these timeframes and seeing where it takes me next https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1mJcjPtgt3P0_qJhS3Lmaf7NdppNjN536QCVxLtGh34E/edit#gid=103646586

hello everyone, hope you guys are doing well on your trading journeys! now that I am exploring ProFirms and the potential path to funding, I'd love to tap into the collective wisdom I'm seeking insights or anything to consider when evaluating prop firms, or maybe you guys have some to recommend! I am taking into consideration: -price -profit to drawdown ratio -difficulty of passing the challenge -reputation / legitimacy of the Prop Firm -spreads & trading commission -profit split / payout well, I also might be missing something, so your tips would be immensely valuable for me! thanks in advance,

The trade journaling really helped me to identify my revenge trading. I need to follow the rules.

Hey guys, my name is Rick Sullivan I'm 57 years old, staying in Georgia and working as an IT Project Manager. I work hard on everything I commit to doing because how you do anything is how you do everything. I started mining Bitcoin in 2013 and had purchased crypto over the years and still holding but I want to learn to trade. I want to be a successfully consistent trader. I am a drummer in an 80's cover band. I promise to commit 3-4 hours per week for the next month to learning this skill that will change my life. I will be a winner. Let’s get it.”

Introducing myself Hey guys, my name is Brian Richards , I’m 41 years old, staying in Utah. I’m working as a CNC Machinist while learning how to rock the crypto market as a trader. I love to be in the outdoors. I am a dedicated outdoors man who can hunt and fish everything North America has to offer. My backstory is short and painful with gains at first fallowed by mostly loses. I’m officially a non profit trader at this point. I have been able to turnover a new leaf when I have been down in other areas of my life. So here’s to keeping that going. Actually I’m starting a business on Skool and was checking out the website and here I am. Well hunting and fishing are fun until the work starts. While rewarding as the work is I don’t call it fun. So for fun I ride dirt bikes and take part in shooting competitions. Lastly... I promise to commit 3-4 hours per week for the next month to learning this skill that will change my life. I will be a winner. Let’s get it.”