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Hey, it's James.

You just grabbed your seat for the live training, so let's talk about what happens between now and then.

I'm going to walk you through the entry I used on my own $100K FTMO challenge: a 0.382 Fibonacci pullback off the 1-hour 50-EMA. Not the highlight reel version. I bought the account October 27th and it took me 7 straight months of losing trades before I hit the 10% target.

Over the next few days I'll send you pieces of that story. The drawdown months, the point I nearly switched my whole entry model, and the risk rule that kept me in the challenge.

Focus on the process, not the outcome. Talk soon.

James

I bought the $100K FTMO challenge on October 27th.

For a long stretch after that I was just roaming around breakeven. Some down days, some up days, nothing that felt like real progress. If you've ever been mid-challenge wondering if the entry even works, that was me for months.

The entry itself never changed: 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.

I'll show you the full sequence, candle by candle, at the training.

James

Mid-challenge I hit a point where nothing felt like it was working.

I tested swapping to a different entry: sweep the session low, tighten the stop, aim for the prior session high instead of a fixed target. I was genuinely unsure if I should throw out the 0.382 pullback entirely.

I kept part of that experiment and dropped the rest. I'll show you exactly why at the training, because that decision is the difference between a trader who quits and one who sticks it out.

James

The rule I repeat more than any other: move the stop to breakeven once a trade is running at 1%. Risk 1% per position. Never move a stop backward.

That's it. That's the whole risk plan. It's not complicated, and it's the only reason I was still in the challenge after the drawdown months.

I track my average risk:reward too, not just win rate. Mine sits at 1.71 across the whole log. A 60% win rate still means 40% of trades lose even when you did everything right.

James

I hit the 10% target on May 29th.

Seven months after I bought the account. Not a clean, edited version. Every week of that journey is still on my channel, wins and losses both left in, because I built Road to Payout specifically to show the real version of a funded challenge.

I still haven't touched a payout. This is just the Phase 1 pass. But the entry that got me here is the same one I'm walking through live at the training.

James

Most trading channels are a highlight reel. Winning trades, green months, nothing else.

I decided early on I'd show the whole thing instead. The stopped-out trades from spread slippage. The self-doubt about whether to change my entry mid-challenge. The months that just felt like standing still.

If you're in a challenge right now and it feels like nothing's working, I want you to see that it looked exactly like that for me too, for a long time.

James

I went back through my own trade log recently and checked one pair specifically: GBPCAD.

The same 0.382 pullback off the 1-hour 50 played out four times in a row. I cross-checked it against other traders in my community running the same setup and got the same read.

I'll break down that exact sequence, pair by pair, at the training.

James

Before I take any setup I ask one question: did I follow the plan, not did this specific trade win.

That's the whole mental framework. A perfect setup can still lose. If you've got a 60% win rate, 40% of your trades can still lose even though you did everything correctly. Chasing a higher win rate instead of a cleaner risk:reward is what wrecked my first real attempts at this.

I'll show you how I actually score a setup before I take it, live, on Sunday.

James

Quick one.

The training is this Sunday at 2PM EST, which is 7PM if you're UK-based like me. Go add it to your calendar now.

I'm walking through the full entry: the 0.382 pullback, the 1-hour 50-EMA, the stop and breakeven rules, and the real timeline from October 27th to May 29th.

If you'd rather skip ahead and talk through your own trading directly, you can grab time with my team here: https://calendly.com/krish-krishacquisitions/call

See you Sunday.

James

Tonight's the training.

2PM EST / 7PM UK. I'm walking through the whole thing: the challenge purchase on October 27th, the drawdown months, the point I nearly switched my entry, the stop and breakeven rules, and the Phase 1 pass on May 29th.

None of this is a promise about what happens for you. It's what happened for me, with the real numbers attached, the same way I've always shown them on this channel.

If you're already sure you'd rather talk through your own trading directly instead of waiting for the replay, grab time with my team here: https://calendly.com/krish-krishacquisitions/call

See you tonight. Focus on the process, not the outcome.

James