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The Best Prop Firm Reversal Strategy Revealed!đ¨
Razvan breaks down how he earned $158K in just 2 weeks, explaining how he identifies key levels, reads price reactions and uses precise 1-minute entries with clearly defined risk to execute his reversal strategy.
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I don't enter on the first break of structure. I wait for it to fail.
The traders who jumped on that first break get swept out. I call them early buyers, or early sellers.
That's the point of peak emotion for both sides of the market.
It's usually right before the real move.
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How one of our traders checks if buyers are in control:
1. Price drops below an old low.
2. It comes back up and reacts there.
3. It pulls back again.
Then a buy below a small 5 or 15 minute low, with a clear target above.
Do you wait for the retest, or take the first move?
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Umar Ashraf has made over $30M in trading profits.
What he chose to teach in full is his 5 Stage Trading Framework.
Results that size rarely come from one big trade. They come from one process, repeated every single day.
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You win 5 trades in a row and start to feel like you've figured it out.
So you double your size on trade 6.
That's usually the one that takes back the whole week.
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This is EXACTLY How To Find Parabolic Market Moves! đ¨
@ConnorJBates_ at JUST 25 Years Old Co-Manages $50 MILLION as part of a $400+ Million Asset Management Firm.
In this episode:
⢠The 6 Exact Steps To Identify Parabolic Moves
⢠â How To Manage Risk Correctly
⢠â Choosing the BEST Stocks
⢠â Plenty of Real Market Examples & So Much More
Full Episode out Nowđ
Managing $20 Million At Just 25 Years Old đ¨
Ted Zhang is managing $20 million at just 25 years old. But this episode isnât about age or showing off numbers. Itâs about how professional traders actually think, size, and scale.
Full episode out NOW â search âWords of Rizdom x Ted Zhangâ or hit the link below đ
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One of our traders did not go in full size on NQ.
First entry: small, at the level.
Second entry: bigger, after a strong candle confirmed it.
Then the stop went to break even.
The trader closed it for $2K, live on stream.
Do you add to a winning trade, or keep one entry?
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Keep these three in your head:
R of 1 needs 50%
R of 2 needs 33%
R of 3 needs 25%Win rate on its
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A 40% win rate can be a winning strategy. A 70% win rate can be a losing one.
The difference is one formula most traders never run.
How to check yours in 4 steps:
Your first payout lands in your bank account.
The next morning you trade half your normal size, and close every trade the moment it turns green.
Nobody tells you a payout can make you scared too.
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You miss the entry. Price runs without you.
So you jump in late, far from your plan, with a wider stop.
The trade you missed cost you nothing. The one you chase usually does.
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We did not invent the whiteboard. I want that on record before anyone sends a lawyer.
When we started using one on Chart Fanatics, you did not really see it on trading shows. Guests would draw their setups on it and walk people through how they actually think.
It worked, and the channel grew into one of the biggest in the space.
Now I see a whiteboard on almost every trading channel.
I take it as a compliment. We have no copyright on a whiteboard, and we never will.
But it does show me something. A lot of people do not trust their own vision. They wait for someone else to take the risk, then follow once it looks safe.
By then the reward has already gone to whoever moved first.
That is the part nobody can copy. You can buy the same board and the same marker. You cannot buy being early.
What idea are you holding back right now because nobody else has tried it yet?
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25 YEARS OLD. CO-MANAGING $50 MILLION AND BUYING THE STOCK YOU THINK YOUâVE MISSED.
SanDisk had already rallied over 100% when @ConnorJBates_ bought at $135.
You think youâre too late at $135?
The stock went on to reach $725. Suddenly, $135 doesnât look so expensive.
âYou never know how high these things can go.â
But recognising a powerful stock is only part of it.
Knowing where to enter, when to take profits and when to get out is what makes this breakdown worth studying.
Before you write off another stock because âitâs already gone up too much,â watch this clip.
In this Sundayâs episode, Connor reveals:
⢠His âsuper stockâ criteria for finding potential market leaders.
⢠His entry playbook for breakouts, flags and pullbacks.
⢠Where he defines risk and cuts failed trades.
⢠How he takes profits while keeping part of a position running.
Plus more chart examples showing how he puts his playbook to work.
Full episode drops Sunday at 10 a.m. EDT on Chart Fanatics.
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No live trading on Sunday. So we study instead.
Sunday Study Sessions on CF Live: our traders go through charts, concepts and your questions, with no open market to rush them.
Liquidity, risk or psychology: what should we cover next?
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2. Break even gives you a second chance.
One trader got stopped out at break even, so the first try cost nothing.
Price came back to the zone, and the second entry worked.
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A hammer candle in the middle of nowhere is just a candle.
The same hammer at a level buyers have defended before is worth your attention.
The pattern tells you what happened in one bar. The location tells you whether it matters.
One trader on our channel spent 17 months backtesting before he placed his first real trade.
Later he hit #1 on the FTMO leaderboard with 80% profit in a single month.
How he got there is not what most people expect.
When the market went quiet, he traded less.
In 2025 he took fewer trades than ever and finished around flat. Trading his old way, he believes it would have been his first losing year.