TimNQ

Everything I'd want to know before trying @VestExchange 👇 Vest isn't a normal prop firm. You trade perps, not futures, so some things work differently. Here's the quick breakdown. 🔹 THE RULES • No consistency rule once you're funded • No minimum number of winning days • No payout buffer, no cap on how much you can take out • News trading and weekend holds are allowed • You build your own account size 🔹 THE NUMBERS ($50K example) • $2.5K profit target (5%) • $4K max drawdown (8%) • No daily loss limit • Up to 95% profit split 🔹 WHO IT'S FOR The accounts aren't cheap. If you're a beginner, stick with the $5-10K accounts. If you're experienced and have a proven edge, the bigger accounts are one of the more flexible setups out there. 🔹 BEFORE YOU START 1. Perps can slip more, so give your stop some room 2. Tiny scalps get eaten by fees, aim for bigger moves 3. Chart NQ/ES for your analysis, execute on the perp (it's NAS100) 4. Start small, take payouts, then scale 5. Leverage works both ways Try it: next.vestmarkets.com/r/tim Code TIM = 5% off 💛

Your life can change insanely fast when you want something badly enough. If you've been trading for 3-4 years with no results, it's one of two things: 1. You don't want it hard enough 2. You learned from someone who can't trade or can't teach Fix one of them.

Failing fast is the magic formula to becoming successful, especially in trading. A student of mine asked me today why he isn't getting consistent payouts yet, while other students who started at the same time already are. The answer: he never failed fast enough to find his own mistakes. It's the same with everything in life: • You never approach girls, so how would you ever get good at talking to them? • You watch 100 videos on how to do an exercise instead of going to the gym and being bad at it for a while. • You backtest another 4 hours a day but never fail an eval, never lose a funded account, never miss a payout by one day. You can't learn from mistakes you never make. Everyone you look up to and who already has what you want is there because they failed extremely fast and learned from it. 4 days into my mentorship I didn't know how to trade or what to look out for. I bought my first account anyway and started failing ASAP. 5 months later: $50K in payouts. Today: over $170K. Act fast. Fail fast. Learn fast.

Honestly, this sounds crazy… I can't remember a trading day where I had my bias/DoL for the session wrong. Once you understand where price is drawn to, everything else is just execution.

4/4 on the Week 🙏 Have a beautiful Weekend everyone. Stay blessed 🙌