To those of you who have been waiting for my trade call this week, Congratulations, once again I’ve cooked for y’all in the kitchen🧑‍🍳

ETH…..SMH

Mood… Breakeven week, and none of my beautiful setups triggered…

Woke up in 🇮🇩

Happy weekend…

A good way to end the week…

Finally, another trading week… I hope y’all studied over the weekend and didn’t waste it scrolling aimlessly on the internet. Remember: The effort you put into becoming a better trader will always reflect in your results. You can’t cheat the grind👍

Trading has been tough for all of us lately, right?

Midnight shift💲

You can become a 10/10 man. Rich, fit, well spoken, well groomed and knowledgeable.. ✒︎Insecure about how you speak? Read and practise. ✒︎Broke? Build a valuable skill and manage your money. ✒︎Bad dentition? See a dentist. ✒︎Rough skin? See a dermatologist. ✒︎Balding? Find a look that suits you or explore treatment. ✒︎Out of shape? Work on your diet and hit the gym. You won’t change everything overnight. But you can stop treating the things you can change as permanent. 🇮🇩🚯

GM

Life’s been good since I started choosing myself. Prayer, work, gym, peace. Rinse and repeat. GM❤️

Midnight shift💤

Before you conclude that your strategy has stopped working, ask: Am I following my rules, and what has changed in the market? Those who trade my strategy, READ SLOWLY:👇 Sometimes, price keeps selling off from discount levels or rising from premium levels. Why? Discount and premium tell you where price sits within your chosen range. They don’t guarantee a reversal. Discount doesn’t mean sellers are finished; premium doesn’t mean buyers are finished. I’ve observed this in my last four trades and in past months, but four trades aren’t enough to build a new rule around. The trap is expecting what works in one condition to work in every condition. When price moves strongly with shallow pullbacks, continuation trades can work well. When moves start failing and pullbacks deepen, those same entries can struggle. Watch the follow-through: does price move quickly after entry, or keep stalling and reversing? Record this alongside your trades to learn which conditions suit your setup. But don’t blame every loss on the market. Poor execution and normal losing streaks also exist. You don’t have to trade every condition. You can follow your original system and wait for conditions that suit it. Understanding the market should improve your decisions not become an excuse to break your rules because your last four trades worked. Wish y'all a profitable Q4, your dreams are still valid❤️

Last year, someone publicly said I wasn’t a profitable trader. Before the year ended, I’d turned $1k into $100k, grown another account from $200k to $1 million, and received a five-figure prop firm payout. All done live with my community. Trades shared before they played out. Verifiable records. And that isn’t even all. But let me tell you how we got there👇 “Dax isn’t a profitable trader.” “Dax is not disciplined.” “He hasn’t won a single trade in 3 months.” “I will beat him hands down when it comes to trading.” “He relies on mentorship fees.” These were some of the things said about me. My free Telegram channel already had records anyone could check. Yet some people believed him, laughed and ran with the narrative. I kept quiet. Not because I had nothing to show. I could have pulled out receipts going back to 2023. But you can know the truth about yourself and still watch a false story shape how people see you. I trusted my ability. I also cared about the name I’d spent years building. So I gave people fresh results to judge. First, $1k → $10k, with my Myfxbook link attached. Then $10k → $100k. That same month, I documented a prop firm challenge, got funded and received over $16k after the split from $20k+ in profit. Then came $200k → $1 million. Announced before I started. Shared as it happened. Other challenges that year included: • $80k → $200k • $60k → $160k • $30k → $90k • $60k → $150k You can go through my Telegram channel or X profile and check the posted records. This year: • $90k → $250k • $20k → $250k • $20k → $178k • $2k → $47k+ And many more I don't remember.. These are challenge accounts, separate from my main trading portfolio. Two high-end cars bought from trading profits last year. Another this year. All as an “unprofitable trader.” 😂 But the lesson goes beyond the money. Past success can become a comfortable place to hide. You keep reminding people what you’ve done while losing the hunger that got you there. I chose to push myself again. You don’t owe every critic a response. But I wasn’t going to let defending my reputation take more energy than building it. Between last year and this year, my community watched the trades and the account growth. They had records to check, not just my word. That’s why the narrative lost its weight. Anyone still repeating it has to ignore the evidence. Next year, I’m stepping away from the toxicity in FXNG. I want to trade, build, teach and enjoy what I’ve worked for. We’re getting older. Bringing another man down shouldn’t still be how you try to rise. Lastly: when someone spits on your name, don’t let defending it become your entire life. Keep building something you’re proud to put that name on. I’m proud of how I handled mine. Now I have bigger things to do✌️❤️

SMALL DEPOSIT… $250k done on a $20k deposit♻️ Have you seen this anywhere else? 👀 VERIFIABLE RECORD ONLY PLEASE…

GM 🗣 Some of you know enough to trade, but you’re too scared of losses to execute. You overthink a valid setup, watch it play out without you, then repeat. Meanwhile, someone with less knowledge is doing better because they’ve accepted that losing is part of trading. To them, −1R is a planned risk, not a personal failure. Think in 10 trades: 6 losses at −1R = −6R. 4 wins at +2R = +8R. That’s +2R before costs, despite losing more than you won. The goal isn’t to take every trade. It’s to take your valid setups without needing certainty. My trading changed when I simplified my approach and committed to my rules. You don’t need to know everything. You need to consistently execute what you know.