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The Entry Model Behind My Own Documented FTMO Phase 1 Pass…
The 0.382 Pullback Entry:
The Exact Setup I Marked On Every Trade In My FTMO Challenge: Price Breaks Structure On The Lower Timeframe, Pulls Back To The 1-Hour 50-EMA At The 0.382 Fibonacci Level, Stop Goes Beyond The 0.618. Same Sequence On NZDCHF, AUDCAD, GBPCAD, And USDJPY.
The Management Plan:
The Rule I Repeat On Camera Every Trade: Move The Stop To Breakeven At 1% Running Profit. Risk 1% Per Trade, Never Move A Stop Backward. It Kept Me In The Challenge Through The Drawdown Months.
The Real Risk:Reward:
Why I Track My Average Risk:Reward, Not My Win Rate. Mine Sits At 1.71 Across The Whole Challenge Log. A 60% Win Rate Still Means 40% Of Trades Lose Even When You Did Everything Right. Chasing A Higher Win Rate Instead Of A Cleaner Ratio Is What Wrecked My First Two Attempts.
Process, Not Outcome:
The Line I Say On Camera More Than Any Other: Focus On The Process, Not The Outcome. Did You Follow The Plan, Not Did This One Trade Win. It Is The Only Reason I Did Not Quit During The Losing Stretch That Nearly Ended The Whole Channel.
The Documented Pass:
The Real Timeline: Bought The $100K FTMO Challenge On October 27th. Spent Months Roaming Around Breakeven. Nearly Switched Strategies Mid-Challenge. Hit The 10% Target On May 29th. Every Week Is Still On My Channel, Nothing Cut.
Why I Almost Changed Everything:
Mid-Challenge I Tested A Different Entry: Sweep The Session Low, Tighten The Stop, Aim For The Prior Session High. I Am Showing You Exactly Why I Kept Part Of It And Threw The Rest Out.
MYSTERY BONUS
James Bought His First $100K FTMO Challenge On October 27th. He Documented Every Session Publicly From Day One. No Edits, No Skipped Weeks.
He Nearly Quit More Than Once. Months Of Roaming Around Breakeven, A Real Drawdown Stretch, And A Mid-Challenge Crisis Of Confidence About His Own Entry Model.
He Stuck To One Entry: The 0.382 Fibonacci Pullback Off The 1-Hour 50-EMA, 1% Risk Per Trade, Stop To Breakeven At 1% Running Profit. He Hit The 10% Target On May 29th, After 7 Straight Months Of Trying.
He's Walking Through The Full Entry And Risk Plan Live On
What James Covers Trade By Trade On The Live Training
Passed My FTMO Phase 1 Challenge After 7 Months Of Trying
Same Entry, Every Single Trade
James's own result · individually attributed, not typical
bought the 100k challenge oct 27th. spent months roaming around break even, nearly switched my whole entry model out of frustration. stuck to the plan, moved stops to break even at 1%, hit the 10% target may 29th. still not touched a payout yet, this is just phase 1
James Shemwell, on his own channel 🇬🇧
Average 1.71 Risk:Reward Across The Whole Log
Tracked Trade By Trade, On Camera
Example result · individual results vary
this is the number i actually track, not win rate. a 60% win rate still means 40% of trades lose even when you did everything right. the 0.382 pullback plus a 1.71 average r:r is what carried the account through the losing months
James Shemwell, on his own channel 🇬🇧
Same Setup Played Out 4 Times In A Row On GBPCAD
Cross-Checked Against My Own Trading Community
Example result · individual results vary
went back through my trade log on gbpcad specifically and the same 0.382 pullback off the 1-hour 50 played out 4 times in a row. compared notes with other traders in my community running the same setup, same result
James Shemwell, on his own channel 🇬🇧
Most Traders Chase Signals And Tools. Not A Real, Documented Pullback Entry
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