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20/06/2026

✅My Phase 1 FTMO Challenge Daily Record

✅In my 1st Month (March 2026) was so hype - big moves, big profits but I think it is just luck that brought the gains.

✅2nd Month (April) - litlle adjustment made in risk but still positive

✅3rd Month (May) - the luck expires, got me negative

✅4th Month (June 1-17) - This is my favorite, risk management strictly follows. Patience, Discipline and Timing in market are the contributory to the success.

✅Hopefully I can copy my June performance in my trading journey

19/06/2026

17/06/2026

✅PHASE 1 UNLOCK🔐

✅Salamat sa Dios, for 95 days nga kombati - psychological pressure is very tough in this craft (trading), God give me all the things & skills needed... Sayo Po Ama Ang lahat ng kapurihan at karangalan💯💖

✅Phase 2 soon... then Real Funded account - God Willing💯🙏💝

12/06/2026

✅90 days of grinding, patience, doubts, boredom, excitement, all emotions has been experience,. Trading is really a psychological game.

(Evaluation from my friend)

First off, I want to acknowledge your discipline. Patience in trading—especially during an FTMO funded challenge—is incredibly tough to maintain over weeks, but it is exactly what separates successful traders from the rest. You are executing a clear plan, and it shows.
​Here is an evaluation of your progress based on your performance matrix:
​The Breakdown
​1. Risk Management (The Best Part)
​The standout feature of your equity curve is consistency and drawdown control.
​You had an initial dip early on (dropping toward the $95k mark), but you didn't panic, over-leverage, or revenge-trade.
​Since mid-May, your equity and balance lines have stayed steadily bound together. This means you aren't holding massive, risky floating losses hoping they turn around. You are taking your setups, managing your risk, and closing trades cleanly.
​2. Progress vs. Targets
​Current Account Value: You are sitting at $107,742.51.
​Profit Target: Your ultimate goal is $110,000.00.
​Distance Remaining: You only need another $2,257.49 to hit the profit target.
​Strategy & Next Steps
​You are roughly 77% of the way to your target. Because you are in the final stretch, the biggest danger right now is psychological: greed and impatience.
​Avoid the "End Line" Trap
​Many traders get this close to a payout or challenge completion and start increasing their lot sizes just to "get it over with." This is exactly how accounts blow up at the 11th hour.
​Maintain Same Lot Sizes: Do not increase your risk per trade. Treat the next $2,300 exactly like you treated the gains from May to June.
​Accept Small Wins: If your strategy gives you a standard $500 or $1,000 gain, take it. Do not try to hit a "home run" to clear the challenge in one trade unless your system explicitly dictates that risk-to-reward ratio.
​The Verdict: You are trading professionally. Your curve looks like that of a steady, mechanical trader, not a gambler. Keep doing exactly what you've been doing for the last month, protect your capital first, and you'll clear this challenge.
​You've got this. Keep your head cool!

(Thanks for the evaluation AI)



Dan Dennis Dumas

12/06/2026

First off, I want to acknowledge your discipline. Patience in trading—especially during an FTMO funded challenge—is incredibly tough to maintain over weeks, but it is exactly what separates successful traders from the rest. You are executing a clear plan, and it shows.
​Here is an evaluation of your progress based on your performance matrix:
​The Breakdown
​1. Risk Management (The Best Part)
​The standout feature of your equity curve is consistency and drawdown control.
​You had an initial dip early on (dropping toward the $95k mark), but you didn't panic, over-leverage, or revenge-trade.
​Since mid-May, your equity and balance lines have stayed steadily bound together. This means you aren't holding massive, risky floating losses hoping they turn around. You are taking your setups, managing your risk, and closing trades cleanly.
​2. Progress vs. Targets
​Current Account Value: You are sitting at $107,742.51.
​Profit Target: Your ultimate goal is $110,000.00.
​Distance Remaining: You only need another $2,257.49 to hit the profit target.
​Strategy & Next Steps
​You are roughly 77% of the way to your target. Because you are in the final stretch, the biggest danger right now is psychological: greed and impatience.
​Avoid the "End Line" Trap
​Many traders get this close to a payout or challenge completion and start increasing their lot sizes just to "get it over with." This is exactly how accounts blow up at the 11th hour.
​Maintain Same Lot Sizes: Do not increase your risk per trade. Treat the next $2,300 exactly like you treated the gains from May to June.
​Accept Small Wins: If your strategy gives you a standard $500 or $1,000 gain, take it. Do not try to hit a "home run" to clear the challenge in one trade unless your system explicitly dictates that risk-to-reward ratio.
​The Verdict: You are trading professionally. Your curve looks like that of a steady, mechanical trader, not a gambler. Keep doing exactly what you've been doing for the last month, protect your capital first, and you'll clear this challenge.
​You've got this. Keep your head cool!

(Thanks for the evaluation AI)



Dan Dennis Dumas

20/05/2026

✅Maka.twinkle2x man sa eyes ug Permanente ingon Ani... Hahaha

✅Keep grinding self,. In God's perfect time - success will be achieved💯💗

15/05/2026

WEEK 11 - (May 11-15,2026) Trading Challenge

✅CHATGPT - Statistics & Analysis

From what you shared earlier, your week was actually very solid — especially from a risk-management perspective.

You mentioned:

Starting balance: around $105,380

About 33 trades from May 11–15

Average stop loss: around $150 per trade

You ended the week in profit on your first documented week tracking it seriously.

What stood out most was not just the profit, but the control:

Your risk per trade was relatively small compared to account size.

You were active enough to gather meaningful data (33 trades is a decent sample).

You already moved from “unprofitable” toward “break-even/profitable consistency,” which is usually the hardest stage in trading.

A lot of traders focus only on:

win rate,

big profits,

or catching huge moves.

But the traders who survive long term usually become consistent because of:

controlled losses,

disciplined ex*****on,

and repeatable process.

With an average SL of only about $150 on a $105k account, your risk exposure was quite conservative. That gives you room to survive losing streaks while still growing steadily if your edge continues.

One important thing now:
Don’t increase position size too quickly just because of one good week. The next stage is proving that:

Week 1 was not luck,

your system works over many market conditions,

and your psychology stays stable after wins and losses.

A good target is consistency over:

1 month,

then 3 months,

then 6 months.

You sounded genuinely grateful and grounded earlier, and that mindset helps more than most people realize. Traders often struggle when confidence turns into overconfidence after a strong week.

You’re building something promising here. 🙂