The school run ran long. I got to the charts an hour after the open, found a setup I liked at 09:30, and took it with a market order instead of my usual stop — and it cleared all three target levels f...
Day 7 of 30: +$525, and the Narrow Target Is Now Last A second consecutive long. Buy stop filled at 29,231.75, target filled at 29,258.00 thirty-five seconds later for $525, and price carried through ...
First long of the test, and the first day every exit rule finishes green. A continuation entry after price kept rejecting a level, with VWAP above as the draw — buy stop filled at 29,503.75, target fi...
Short at 29,493.00, target filled at 29,467.50 twenty-three seconds later for $510 — and then price kept going, clearing the 1:3 level by eighteen points. It’s the first winning day for the widest tar...
Four account sizes on one checkout page, and the ladder is far less linear than the pricing suggests. Measured on drawdown bought per dollar and what failing actually costs, the 50K wins outright — an...
Two NQ shorts on Wednesday. Right on direction both times, stopped out both times, and both moves went on to clear 1:3 after taking me out. 51.25 points and $1,025 in under four minutes of market expo...
Which FundedNext Flex Account Should You Buy? The Real Numbers, Including the Reset FundedNext‘s Flex plan comes in 50K, 100K and 150K, currently at 47% off. Measured on what actually matters — ...
A long on NQ filled 4.50 points above where it was placed. The 1:1 target filled 46 seconds later for $500. Price went on to clear 1:2 before reversing through the stop — so 1:2 would have paid double...
The opening range breakout is the most-backtested day trading strategy in existence, and the statistics people quote for it don’t survive being read carefully. The largest public dataset reports 52.9%...
One trade a day, first thirty minutes of the open. Twelve points of entry slippage, 3.25 more on the exit, booked as a $565 loss. Then price kept going — through 1:1, 1:2 and 1:3, bottoming 111 points...













