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Iman’s Strategy
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Is it full of technical-analysis predictions, trade alerts, and secrets to success? Nay, there is literally nothing about how to trade there. Exclusive content varies from helpful psychology topics I learned (degree in behavioral science) to a story about why my original idea of trading based on my cat’s meows ended up getting canceled (RIP).
Why I trade through a prop firm instead of with my own money
The firm takes the loss, but you keep the profits. Sort of. Read below.
My link to TradeDay (use code Iman for best sale)
My link to Topstep (discount already applied)
Risk-free trading
You pay a set price to take an evaluation challenge (hit a profit target before the max drawdown), and, if you pass the evaluation and follow the rules, you are guaranteed funding. If you fail the funded account and lose the firm money, you don’t pay for any of that (the firm does). You just have to take another evaluation if you want to get funded again.
Less pressure
Since the only costs from you are paying to take the evaluation, you can’t lose anything beyond that. So, rather than being paralyzed by fear while trading with your own money, you can trade with the firm’s money. Your risk is locked at the cost of the evaluation, but your reward is unlimited once you get funded. It’s easier to trade when the money being risked isn’t yours!
Trading is risky, don’t sue me.
Futures, foreign currency and options trading contains substantial risk and is not for every investor. An investor could potentially lose all or more than the initial investment. Risk capital is money that can be lost without jeopardizing ones financial security or lifestyle. Only risk capital should be used for trading and only those with sufficient risk capital should consider trading. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. Most traders do not succeed.