Your first big withdrawal in Forex will either change your life… or destroy your discipline forever. There is no middle ground. Because once $1,000 enter your hand, you go start to think say: Make I increase lot size. Make I catch everything. Make I double am today. That’s how
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@tonysnip3r That first payout exposes who you really are. If you stay disciplined after touching real money, you’re built for this game. If you spiral into sizing up + chasing, the market fixes your ego quick.
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@tonysnip3r Discipline decides who survives their first big payout. Anyone can withdraw once, very few can repeat it. The traders who last are the ones who: • keep risk fixed • keep size controlled • keep emotions out • and treat every new week like they’re still proving themselves.
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@tonysnip3r I just de apply your updates for my $10 account One day I go apply am for $1k account.
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@tonysnip3r The most important thing. Cut down your number of trades per day. The earlier you understand and admit this, the better. There's no 2 ways. ...
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@tonysnip3r Honestly. This is valid. I lost a trade today, It didn't move me, but what I noticed was the urge to look for another entry. I knew this was emotions taking place. Trading is You vs You. Discipline build wealth.
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@tonysnip3r Absolutely. Profit creates illusions of invincibility. Discipline is what keeps you employed in this game.
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@tonysnip3r My first proper payout had me thinking I was invincible — and the market humbled me immediately. The discipline after the withdrawal is what decides your future, not the money itself.
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@tonysnip3r Staying consistent with the plan is the only way to stay in the game long term. Don’t let a few payouts or some money increase your greed. Give it time and the money will show
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@tonysnip3r So true, that first withdrawal exposes who’s in control: your plan or your emotions. If you treat it like a license to gamble, the market will teach you humility quick. But if you stay steady and keep the rules tight, that small withdrawal becomes the foundation for something
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@tonysnip3r @Rabbi_unknwn If you go collect money , con go increase lotsize without good risk management , you go cryyyy Aswrr 😂
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@tonysnip3r the harshest lesson in trading, and most only learn it the hard way. Your first big withdrawal isn’t just moneyit’s a test of your mindset. Most traders fail not because they can’t make profits, but because they can’t control themselves once the money hits their hand.
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@tonysnip3r This is solid practical advice, not the usual "mindset" fluff. The withdrawal psychology is real. First payout hits different and suddenly every rule feels optional because you "proved" you can trade. One thing I'd add: the 12 month timeline matters more than people think. Most
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@tonysnip3r Oloun seh. Wey Eur/usd and cad/jpy don give me ‘at all at all’ today I lock up ni . Even if other pairs Dey enter my eye , I just comot eye , run with my chikini wins 😂😂
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@tonysnip3r Absolutely fact boss, especially wen market humble u finish, u go dey think say na aye dey do u😂😂😂
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@tonysnip3r If I can fund 100$ I will be risking 5% per trade. Until I increase it to $1k that’s when I will be using 2%💯
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@tonysnip3r Gm my king 🤴 taking 2 trades in a day is normal, but using 1-2% per trade that’s for those that have big account.
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