RT Breakout (@breakoutprop)Most prop firms have two rulebooks.One to help you pass. One to make sure you don't stay.Consistency rules. Payout caps. Minimum trading days.None of it exists until you're funded.At Breakout, the rules you pass with are the rules you trade with. ...

RT Breakout (@breakoutprop)The prop industry built its business model around rules you can't follow.Consistency rules. Minimum trading days. Profit caps. Withdrawal windows.Every one of those is a reason not to pay you.Breakout cut all of it.Trade your plan. Get paid. That's it. ...

Core Insights - Industrial metals trading in China has seen a significant surge in activity, primarily driven by retail traders, leading to concerns about speculative trading overshadowing fundamental demand [1][2][5] Group 1: Trading Activity - Futures volumes for aluminum, copper, nickel, and tin on the Shanghai Futures Exchange have sharply increased, reaching levels well above recent averages [2] - Nickel contracts have particularly led the surge, with trading volumes increasing several-fold in a single month, while tin markets have also seen extraordinary activity [4] Group 2: Speculation and Retail Participation - The current trading patterns indicate that derivatives speculation, rather than industrial demand, is dominating market flows, with retail participation acting as a key catalyst [5] - The trend of short-term momentum strategies and leverage among individual investors has become increasingly popular, amplifying price swings [5][6] Group 3: Regulatory Response - The rapid increase in trading activity has prompted exchanges to intervene, raising margin requirements and tightening trading rules multiple times in recent weeks [7] - Specifically, the Shanghai and Guangzhou Futures Exchanges have raised margins and tightened rules 38 times over the last two months to contain speculation [7] Group 4: Market Volatility - The interventions by exchanges may indicate growing concerns about excessive leverage and the potential for sharp corrections in highly leveraged derivatives markets [8] - The broader metals market is experiencing mixed signals, with silver showing one of the strongest rallies in its history before entering a volatile consolidation phase [9]

RT mainachad ₿ (@mainachad)I think it's time to update up my track record lads. Back in April 2023, I started trading a $100,000 account, sticking to 1% risk per trade. Fast forward 30 months, and I'm here at $179,680 - 60.23R profits, showing how awesome profit compounding can really be.My story is the living proof that anyone can succeed in trading if you focus on proper risk management, protecting your capital, and patiently waiting for A+ setups. I can sit on my hands and wait the good trades come to me ...