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Five prop firm payouts in one week—four from Futures Elite and one from Lucid. In this video, I break down two nearly identical Double Break trades that showed up on back-to-back days.
I walk through the 15-minute opening range, the close through New York VWAP that triggered my entry, where I placed my stop, and why I targeted the opposite side of the range.
I also show how I use QQQ to confirm an NQ trade before getting in. You’ll see how I managed my copy-traded accounts as they approached payout, why the drawdown remaining after a withdrawal matters, and the premarket trade I shouldn’t have taken.
The P&L shown across my account stack is combined simulated trading profit. The payouts discussed are actual withdrawals.
ES and YM were selling off. NQ wasn't following.
Took a Double Break short on NQ this afternoon and lost.
Being slower to fall didn't mean it had to catch up.
Accepted the loss and finished the session without chasing it back.
Two wins this morning.
Still caught myself watching the weekly P&L.
Double Break short on $NQ, then a trend short on DAX.
The next challenge: don't let protecting a green week change how I trade. Focus on the setup.
A countertrend win doesn't mean the trend changed. Double Break long on NQ this afternoon. Took profit at the opening-range high as planned, before the market sold off again. One fast win. Still a red day overall.
My long bias blinded me to the shorts this morning. Tried a Double Break long on $NQ while the short-term trend was down. Entered before the candle closed and took a loss. Wait for the close. Trade the signal, not the bias.
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🔴2 trades this afternoon.
The ideas were right, but execution was off.
I took the first DB entry out of fear of missing the trade, even though I knew the setup wasn't convincing.
Need to stay disciplined. Ended the day slightly red.