Okay, this is going to be almost the first time in my life when… I’ll take a group of students to coach them on trading!

I didn’t want to do that, since it takes a lot of time and involvement. It also didn’t quite fit in my lifestyle.

But I’ve recently figured it would be a fun thing to do this year. Firstly, thousands of people kept asking me for it, and secondly it’s a great opportunity to grow.

I kept the enrollment for my mentorship program private, and the spots were filled in literally within 24 hours! I only took four people and, if this post gets 300 reactions, I’ll show you the learning process so that you can learn something, too.

We already had our first call with all the participants of my mentorship group yesterday. These are really interesting and cool guys!

I’ll be glad to introduce them to you, but… reactions ❤️ first!

Starting trading with only $400 on your hands: is it madly or genius? 🔥

The group of 5 is ready and the program is about to launch on Monday! Let’s get acquainted with some of them 👆

We all have various backgrounds from different ends of the world, each of us have a profession and our own goals but we’re united in the dream to stop surviving, start living freely and prosper.

Someone starts with a small ≈$400 deposit and the following weeks each of the participants is going to make money.

Who are they? The first participants in my mentorship?

Lex, 28, Nijmegen, the Netherlands
Work: DHL, supply chain, data.
Goal: to have good risk/reward management + be consistently profitable

“I am thinking of starting with €1.000 and will add if I will be profitable. I want to trade to escape my 9-5 job so I can live more free”

Roy Smith, 32. Lanzarote, Spain
Work: Spanish police.
Goal: to set up a system and a plan to follow + become profitable

“My deposit is going to depend entirely on my level and I’m open to recommendations to start. I want to trade because it is something I enjoy and I see it as the tool for me to achieve the freedom I am chasing”

Isaac, 24, Johor Bahru, Malaysia
Work: sales in IKEA
Goal: to read the charts myself + make my own entries + use proper risk management and control my emotions

“I currently have a personal account with $400 but I am planning to get funded. I want to achieve freedom in terms of time, location and, most importantly, financially”

That's the kind of students I have. What do you think? Who's waiting to read more about mentoring? - ❤️

TRADERS!!! 🚨

I have worked for 8 months, to be able to start it up and share this with you.

I'll be honest: it was long, challenging and sometimes nerve-wracking. But today I am 100% sure that it was worth it.

I know from personal experience, how difficult it is to get funding. And I know how difficult it is to trade when you have a couple hundred deposits.

And I built my company with all the things that pissed me off and stressed me out at the time that I was getting funding.

Our prop company is something created by a trader for traders.

For those who are up to date, here's a link to our website: [here]

So, in honor of this event, I want to give away $150,000 worth of financing.

There will be 3 winners, who will receive $50,000 each.

The rules of participation in the giveaway: https://www.instagram.com/p/C2cKpHvBmf5/?igsh=MTQ0MWY1NWM4azkwcg==

Go go go 🚀

First trade of this week was another success 🙌📉

3 BIGGEST MISTAKES BEGINNER TRADERS MAKE ⬇️

Statistically, 95% of all beginner traders do not succeed.

Why?

There are many factors, but one of them is that beginner traders make typical mistakes.

These mistakes can be avoided if you treat trading as a profession. But for some reason most people think that trading is super simple, that any fool can make money here and there is no need to learn anything. And, as a result, they drain their deposits to zero and become the very people who shout: "Trading is a scam, it is impossible to make money there".

I have written a list of the 3 most common mistakes made by experienced traders:

1. Coming to trading with the wrong expectations, wanting to become rich and find over-night success

2. Jumping from one strategy to another, looking for some “magical trick” to become successful, but not understanding that it is all about psychology and a cerebral approach to markets

3. Not learning from mistakes. As a trader you should be making mistakes and that is completely acceptable, but the most important thing is to learn from your mistakes and make changes to adapt


I also shared info about one more significant mistake in this reel: https://www.instagram.com/reel/C2clMF6BQQh/?igsh=MXY2ZG04ejc3dnRs

If we get 300 ❤️ on this post, I'll write the second part of the post.

Good morning, champions! Another Monday where everything can change...

My Monday started like this 👆🏻
+ one successful trade closed.

You could say that I have a luck for making successful trades, but it's analysis + experience + knowledge that allows me to read the market. But certainly not "luck".

There is no such thing as luck, no matter how much every beginner and even experienced traders want to believe it. If you rely on your gut, all trading will be reduced to chaotic and unpredictable earnings.

I am in favor of making trading a predictable system of earning, in which you increase your balance by at least 5% every month.

Who agrees to this approach click ❤️

Listen!

The focus group for my mentorship started exactly one week ago.

*this is like a beta version of mentoring; I'm testing the programme of my future mentorship on 5 first-timers.

Over the course of the week we:

✓ Opened trading accounts to start trading during the mentoring program
✓ Studied key levels and market structure

It might seem like very little work, but in fact we have already learned a lot during the week. I specifically allocated a lot of time to concentrate on the basics, so that the lack of knowledge doesn't become a shortfall, which will ultimately lead to a fatal mistake.

The plan for this week is to actively implement everything we've learned + and hopefully start making some money.

Stay in touch 🤟🏻

"You have a personal prop company and are selling courses. But you try to make money for your Lifestyle through trading..."

- I read a message like this on Direct the other day. Laughed and forgot about it....

And then I realized that I wanted to comment on it.

Not to prove anything to anyone. No. Actually, so that people who are at the beginning of their journey don't get disappointed in themselves and don't give up on their path to success.

Through my example, I want to prove that everything is possible. And anyone can become wealthy, successful and free... and if you think that I earn my living from my prop company or from selling courses, then it turns out that I'm not much of an example :)

I have attached a video to the post with a full review of 1 of my 6 trader accounts. You can see the figures for yourself.

Profit of $124,660. On one of 6 accounts.

These 6 accounts make up about 70% of my income. Another 20% of my income comes from my real estate investments. And ≈10% is from courses. FYI, I have not offered any courses for 2 months, the entrance to the VIP-group is closed and I do not plan to reopen it.

From my latest projects - I opened a prop company the other day (which is still an expense, not income) and in February/March I plan to launch Mentorship.

But trading will remain my main source of income. Because right now is the time.

Would you like me to write a post about why now is the best time to make hundreds of thousands of $ on trading? 🔥

I like trading because any amount is attainable with any deposit

$100,000 for example. Who wants to earn $100,000?
Tap ❤️ on this post.

This amount is equally achievable with any starting deposit: it can be $100, $1,000 or $5,000.

And if you have good experience and strong knowledge, it is much easier to reach the $100,000 mark with $100 than trying to repeat someone else's successful strategy with a $50,000 deposit.

But we don't have a goal to prove it. Our goal is to make $1,000 for every newbie, as quickly as possible.

And yesterday, we realized that this goal was unattainable for one of the participants in the challenge...

to be continued in the next post.