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I passed 2 funded challenges in under a month and none of it had to do with strategy.

Most people fail prop firm challenges because they overtrade, oversize, and let the money on the line mess with their head. I did the same thing until I changed 5 things.

The biggest shift was giving it less importance. The more I needed to pass, the worse I traded. Detachment is a skill most traders never build.

If you want my full funded challenge risk management rules as a PDF, comment PROP and I will send it to you.

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The market can go up and you can still get poorer.

Measure assets in gold, not dollars.

Gold, inflation, real returns, central banks, wealth, investing, S&P 500.

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Delta tells you where price has the highest probability to go next.

If ES moves 10 points and your option has a delta of 0.50, your option moves 5 points. Simple ratio.

But here is what most futures traders miss. Delta is also a probability. A delta of 0.50 means the market thinks there is a 50 percent chance price reaches that level. That is how you find where institutions expect price to go next.

You can find this on Interactive Brokers or any options platform.

Episode 3 is gamma. Follow to see it next week.

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Spent 3 days around world class minds like Vishen Lakhiani, Chris Do, Cody Sanchez, Jack Delosa and Mika Häkkinen.

Mindset. Business. Psychology. Performance. Trading. .owners

I took notes on everything. Four ideas changed how I think and one completely changed how I look at trading.

Comment PDF and ill send the full notes for over the 3 days of learning.

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Can you pause at the right candle?

Comment COT and I will send you a free masterclass on reading institutional positioning.

Retail traders look at a chart and place a trade. Institutions run every idea through four steps first.

Step one. The idea. A chart pattern is not a trade. It is a thesis that needs to be tested.

Step two. COT positioning. Is managed money already crowded in this direction. If yes there is no fuel left for the move.

Step three. The event calendar. What is between you and your exit. If FOMC is in week two you are not trading copper. You are trading the Fed.

Step four. The options market. Are options already pricing in the move. If yes you are late.

The chart is the last variable not the first. But it is still how you time the entry once everything lines up.

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Most futures traders have no idea that 60 percent of market orders come from the options market.

Before you can understand what is moving your chart, you need to know two things. What calls and puts are. And what hedging means.

A call is a bet price goes up. A put is a bet price goes down. You can buy or sell both.

Hedging is simply insurance on your position. Institutions buy puts to protect themselves if the market drops.

And when they do, market makers sell futures to hedge. Your chart goes down. When institutions buy calls, market makers buy futures. Your chart goes up.

What looks like random price movement is institutions and market makers hedging in real time.

Episode 2 drops next week. Delta. The number that measures exactly how much of that pressure is hitting your chart.

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A secretive trading empire made more money than Goldman Sachs last year. And you have never heard of them.

Their name is Jane Street. Every time you place a trade on Robinhood or any trading app, they are on the other side of it. They buy before you and sell back to you at a higher price. The difference is tiny. But they do this hundreds of times every millisecond.

That is high frequency trading. And it is completely legal.
They call it providing liquidity. They are also the ones benefiting from it.

Use limit orders. Set your price. Do not let them decide it for you.

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Comment 13F and I will send you the full summary directly. Two portfolio strategies inside. One aggressive. One defensive.

Warren Buffett, Ray Dalio, and George Soros are legally forced to show you exactly what they own every quarter. It is public. It is free. And almost nobody reads it.

It is called the 13F filing. I went through all 9,361 funds managing a combined $65 trillion and summarized everything into one simple file.

Here is what shocked me the most.

When you buy an S&P 500 index fund thinking you are diversified, 26% of all that money is sitting in just 10 stocks. You are not diversified. You are making a concentrated bet on Big Tech without knowing it.

Warren Buffett has 23% of his entire portfolio in one single stock. Apple. Jim Simons at Renaissance holds nearly 3,000 positions and no single stock is above 2%. Two of the greatest investors in the world.

Two completely opposite strategies.

One thing worth knowing. This filing only covers their stock positions. But even with just this, you can learn more about how the smartest money in the world thinks than most people ever will.

The new Q1 2026 filing drops on May 15th. I will be summarizing it and giving it away as well. Follow to stay updated.

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A secretive trading empire is taking over Wall Street. And you have never heard of them.

Jane Street made $39 billion in 2025. More than Goldman Sachs. More than JP Morgan. 3,500 employees split $9.4 billion in compensation last year. No media appearances. No designated leader. No comment.

Every time you buy a stock on Robinhood, Schwab, or any trading app, there is someone matching your order to a seller.

That is Jane Street. They are called a market maker. They profit from the tiny price difference between what you buy at and what they sell at. And they do this thousands of times per second.

A human blinks in 400 milliseconds. In that same time a Jane Street computer executes hundreds of trades. That is high frequency trading. Not finding the right price. Getting there before anyone else can.

Now you know something that changes how you trade. Jane Street profits from the spread between what you buy at and what they sell at. That spread is widest on market orders.
Use limit orders. Set your price. Do not let them decide it for you.

They do not need you to know who they are. They just need you to keep trading.

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