$50K Account Secured | How to ALWAYS Pass Funded Challenges GUARANTEED

the motivational content on mindset was too good, he literally spoke trader's psychology/mindset which can only be overcome with confidence in what we do

Big fan and learned a lot from your videos. Thanks

Good thing i don’t pay taxes. Taxes are for corporations not the hard working people of America.

Yeah the Daily Loss Limit / drawdown is dynamic not static .. it moves .. if you are at 51k then your lowest account balance before blowing is now 49k… not 48k… so there is no “money in the bank” as far as risk goes, it’s always the same 2000 risk on the 50k account … risking 1000 on one trade means you can only take 2 trades as a loss and lose the account .. not sure how that’s very proactive for people watching… epically beginners who have no risk management whatsoever

Topstep $50k account has a $2k drawdown therefore 1% of $2k is $20 not $500. $500 is risking 25% of a $2k account based on the drawdown

Ya except it's not real money. It's all demo

If I pass a $50k combine in TopStep - after I have withdrawn some money, the only cushion remaining for me is whatever of my own profits I leave in the account, right? For example, to continue trading with a $2k maximum loss, I would have to leave $2k of my money in the account.

How much of my own money do I have to have in a trading account, to equate to that $50k TopStep account, where I leave $2k of my own money in it? (is it $2k?)

bro thanks for this

love topstep

I cant stop looking at your horns

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Good explanation

Nice, thank you. But nobody mentions the fees for these prop firm accounts?

During the evaluation phase, are you trading in the real market, i swa one vomment saying it is "gamified", what is truth?

So this was one long commercial. Limited in terms of being useful.

All about your multiple streams of income.

What if you lose 3% what’s the next step?

This man has great hair.

After passing, how long do you stay on funded sim before moving up to live funded?

Money in the bank? The max loss limit trails up. Once you have 51k the max loss trails up. Staying at 2k the entire evaluation. The only time you would have increased buying power is if you're up intraday.

I don't know why you are saying 6%. You have to turn 2k into 5k. You have to 1.5x 2k.

IMO es is risky as hell

Nice one..

Dudes working out the closet and killing it.

Either you dont understand the prop firm setup or your math is wrong. You dont have a $50k account. You actually only have a $2k account because that is all you can lose. You said dont lose more than 1% or $500. If you lose $500 on a trade you only have $1500 left. You failed prop firm understanding 101.

Great video! Will the monthly price stop after one get funded? Thanks. PS :Somehow I was not able to grab your pdf. I was simply sent to discord...! Thanks, again.

Hey man, thanks for the great info! I have a question. . . I'm doing the Top Step Combine and I'm wondering how do I buy a contract @ $500 if the Market is at $5645.90?

ok let's get serious with this whole prop firm scam industry none of these promoters are traders trying to help anyone they are affiliates getting paid commission to sell rigged simulators no one is getting paid except the affiliate you're watching selling you a dream demand regulation on these con artist that if they're going to stream then they can't affiliate and then let's see whose streaming these awesome trades BAN ALL PROP FIRMS IN AMERICA

Great advice!

you talk about risk management and you're definitely showing how to blow your account very fast! losing four trades in a row happens at breakfast and you know it! Do you have a deal with prop firms? If not, why are you advising newbies to loose their account in two days with 1% risk?!! ps for those who are serious, don't risk more than $100 or 0.2% per trade because a series of bad trades can happen and getting out of a drawdown is much more difficult than paying for a new challenge.

no guarntees in anything

v good

If you're max account drawdown is $2k before failing the eval stage then that's effectively your account balance not $50k.

$500 max risk per trade is 25% risk per trade on $2k not 1%. You need to be clearer with that message as it's very misleading.

142.50 is actually my full loss risk. around 6% of drawdown(apex). do you that's too conservative?

You're literally promoting gambling here... $500 risk per trade on a $2000 max drawdown account... Wow!!!

Where did you get that cool stock ticker clock in the video?

Bro looks like a 45 year old LamboRaul 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

i’m still confused on how to know how many contracts to use when i already know how much money im willing to risk, Say i’m only risking 0.50% on 50k Acc. ($250) how do i know my SL and TP will align with that

Great video do you only do future's or do you Forex also. Or can what you just showed be applied to a Forex Prop firm challenge

Not to be rude, but there is trailing drawdown and consistence rules. So your whole example is not accurate.

The title is misleading. Nothing presented here will GUARANTEE to ALWAYS get funded. 👎

Trading journal is not accessible on whop, can you check please

@thetra

Very good presentation and explanation- subscribed ✅

If u ask me 500 sl stop Dailey until the end

YM is life the hell with NQ or ES

For taxes, if you make more than $50k/year in earnings, set up an S-Corp (pass-through entity) to save on taxes. This way, you pay yourself a salary (bi-weekly, monthly, quarterly, or yearly). Your S-Corp, after paying applicable taxes, passes through the rest of your earnings, post-W2 taxes paid, non-taxed, saving you $$. FYI.

Thanks so much for your detailed breakdown here. You just gave a clear trading plan and is helpful. I appreciate this alot!

hi, where you got the LED box with the instrument on it showing prices?

And once you pass you have to repeat the process to get to the point where you begin to bank money, which you can actually withdraw. In effect, you have to successfully complete two evals to get to the money.

For 50 k account there is a 1000$ daily loss limit, Is this also accounted in your risk management?