Loz

Think about all the pain you’ve endured up to this point.
Years of suffering,
Years of burning your eyes.
All for it to go to waste.
Because you can’t even wait for your model to appear.
Now that’s a shame.

Trading isn’t about being right.
It’s about managing risk.
You can be wrong 40% of the time,
And still make serious money.
Most people forget that.
Professionals don’t.

I don’t know a single profitable trader that didn’t struggle for years first.
You cannot skip the work.
Years of losing accounts.
Years of pain.
Years of late nights.
Years of early mornings
But when it clicks?
You become an ATM.

Risk more on your challenges.
2% risk to start.
Lose? Drop to half.
Stay at half that even if you keep losing.
The last thing you want is to be stuck on a challenge for months.
This is how you beat the prop firm game.
As long as you can afford the challenge, you’re fine.

Consistency in 2026 doesn’t come from grinding.
It comes from structure.
A proven system removes emotion.
That’s how you get funded.
And more importantly,
Stay funded.

If you want a better execution, backtest more.
If you want better emotion control, forwardtest more.
If you want a better model, research more.
It is all on you.

Your biggest edge as a trader is actually boredom.

Optimising sleep changed my life

Consistency in 2026 doesn’t come from grinding.
It comes from structure.
A proven system removes emotion.
That’s how you get funded.
And more importantly,
Stay funded.

Trading isn't about finding the perfect entry.
It's about knowing what to do when you're wrong.
And you will be wrong.
A lot.
The difference is:
Good traders lose small.
Bad traders lose everything.
Which one are you?

trading never even got easier, you just learn to stop doing dumb shit that sabotages.
literally all that changed between me a few years ago and me now.

My system is too good for me to fail a challenge,
The only thing that would cause me to fail is not executing that system or poor risk management.

I’ve never been poor.
But I’ve been broke.
Went to university 5 years ago,
Always knee deep down I was only going to pass some time whilst I build something else.
Was broke and realised something had to change.
I worked hard and changed my situation.
I would never consider myself poor,
But mentally that was a huge hurdle for me.
It can be you too.

You enter bad trades when you get fomo.
Then you exit good ones.
Recognise why you do this and change.

If you only trust your system when you’re winning
You don’t trust your system
You trust the outcome
That doesn't get you far...

Trading isn’t about being right.
It’s about managing risk.
You can be wrong 70% of the time,
And still make serious money.
Most people forget that.
The people who make money doing this,
Never do.

Most traders think they need a better strategy
What they actually need is fewer opinions
Too many voices
Too many timelines
Too many “experts”
Just pick someone who knows what they are doing and commit to the process.
Clarity comes from simplification