Felipe BertozoDid not pass

Day 2 of the challenge, one trade again and another green result. $1,158 on the day, $2,755.30 total on the account in two nights. The setup was a continuation trade on the Nasdaq. Price made a strong leg, paused, and left a small pivot in favour of the move. I waited for that pivot to hold, and when it did I entered. Same 1 minute chart, no indicators, pure price action. I caught a short momentum move and exited at 6:1 risk to reward, trailing the stop by R levels. Here is what I want you to notice: I did not chase the move. The leg happened, the pivot formed, and only then did I act. That is the difference between trading and gambling. You do not need to catch every move, you need the ones where the structure gives you an edge. Two days, two trades, two green results. The plan is still boring: wait for the setup, take it, close the platform. Posted in English and Portuguese.

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First night of the challenge, and it closed green. One trade, $1,597.50 on the Nasdaq, taken on the 1 minute chart with pure price action: price ran into resistance, I waited for the reversal to confirm, then took a clean 4:1 risk to reward. My main market is gold, I trade MGC every single day, and that is exactly the point. Good technical analysis and clean price action do not belong to one asset, they transfer. Read the structure, respect the level, wait for confirmation, and the chart tells you the same story. The plan for this challenge is deliberately boring: one trade per trading day, no overtrading, no revenge trading. I wait for an A-level setup and then let it work. Day 1 is in the books, and it is green. Posted on LinkedIn and Instagram, in English and Portuguese.

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I was invited to trade a proprietary account as part of the JoinProp From Zero to Funded challenge at The Trading Pit, and I am going to document the whole thing here, in public. The challenge sounds simple and is brutal to execute: hit the 6% profit target while respecting the daily and maximum drawdown limits, with professional risk management. Pass, and I get access to a funded account and a profit split. Blow it, and I blow it in public. Starting tomorrow, after every trading day I will post the day’s trades with real numbers, wins and losses, the good calls and the mistakes, what the challenge rules forced me to do, and the running result.

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