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0:01Welcome to this guide on how to pass
0:03prop firm accounts with Claude, where
0:05you will discover the features Claude
0:07offers to help you get funded. I will
0:10teach you how to connect Claude to your
0:12funding account. You will discover how
0:15to improve your strategy and trades to
0:18enhance your evaluation results. And
0:21finally, I will give you a giant prompt
0:23that will help you keep track of
0:24everything happening in your accounts.
0:28So once this guide is finished, you
0:30will be able to start applying
0:31practical concepts that will help you
0:33use Claude to pass funding accounts
0:35starting today. Also, remember that
0:39below in the first pinned comment and
0:41the description of this video, you will
0:44find other links of interest, more
0:45content about Claude, and other courses
0:48, tutorials, and training—all 100%
0:50free so you can keep learning without
0:52needing to invest your money. The first
1:04and most basic thing, especially when
1:06talking about funding accounts, is to
1:08keep your economic calendar up to date
1:10and be fully aware of what is going to
1:13happen next or what will happen during
1:15the week. For this, I recommend you go
1:20to Claude, and in the bottom left
1:22corner where your profile appears,
1:24click on the settings section, go to
1:26the connectors tab, and click search
1:28here. You can search within what you
1:32already have or add new ones, explore
1:34connectors, and type, for example, "
1:36calendar." Inside calendar, click on
1:40Google Calendar. In this case, I am
1:43going to click reconnect simply because
1:45I have had it connected at some point.
1:47I specifically choose which email
1:50address is mine. In this case, it is
1:53this one here. And I just have to
1:55continue and accept everything. I am
1:58going to click it. Perfect. We continue
2:01. And now Claude is automatically going
2:05to connect to my economic calendar. Why
2:08is this interesting? Well, because I
2:10have my economic calendar—no, my
2:12regular calendar—and now I am going
2:14to connect the economic calendar to
2:16that calendar. With this prompt, add
2:18the calendar of all the macroeconomic
2:20data for this week that could affect
2:22the following currencies: euro and
2:24dollar. For example, you can trade the
2:27euro, the dollar, the euro-dollar, you
2:29can trade Apple, you can trade the S&P
2:31500, whatever. I'll hit enter and
2:35automatically, now what Claude will do
2:38is add to my calendar—to the Google
2:41Calendar of the email I named and set
2:44up earlier—the important economic
2:47data for this week, from Monday to
2:50Friday, that may in some way affect the
2:53currencies I mentioned I trade: both
2:56the euro and the dollar. So, while it
3:01is thinking and searching for the
3:03information, it will gradually start
3:05dumping it into this calendar. And in
3:08addition to dumping the information
3:11into this calendar, what it will also
3:13do in parallel is explain to me what
3:15those news items are that it is going
3:18to set for me in the calendar, so that
3:21I can somehow look for that information
3:23and expand on the important news. Look
3:26at all the pages it is searching, and
3:29little by little it will leave here in
3:32this calendar, as I said, all those
3:34news items it has detected and
3:36determined to be important. And here
3:39you can see how it is already adding
3:41the important events. Today, Monday, it
3:44hasn't detected anything key. Tuesday,
3:46we already have an interesting point.
3:50Wednesday is the key day of the week,
3:53especially with the Fed's rate decision
3:55plus Jerome Powell's press conference,
3:58and we would finish with a retail sales
4:00event on Thursday plus other events
4:03that it is gradually loading. This is
4:07extremely important, basically because
4:10it helps you create alerts, generate
4:12reports, and obtain data. You can
4:16customize this later with other data,
4:18other news, other assets, and your own
4:21trading strategy. We will see all of
4:23this later on. And this is simply the
4:26most basic, the most simple, and the
4:28most straightforward part. Then, as we
4:32move forward throughout this same video
4:34, you will see how to interrelate
4:36different elements and different points
4:39until we reach that giant prompt that I
4:41will share, obviously 100%for free, at
4:44the end of everything we will be
4:46looking at. Moving on, an MCP is a link
5:00that allows an AI to connect with an
5:03external tool that has nothing to do
5:06with that AI, and through that
5:08connector, read data without the owner
5:10of the AI or the tool having to do
5:13absolutely anything. For example, what
5:17I just did now is connect via an MCP
5:20Claude to Google Calendar, and in this
5:22way, I give an order to Claude; that is
5:25, to take the content of the economic
5:28calendar for a given week and, without
5:30me having to do anything, dump it into
5:33another tool that is also mine, in this
5:36case, Google Calendar. And this is
5:40interesting because it has been
5:41possible to do this for a long time
5:43with many tools, from PayPal to
5:45different exchanges, and now it can
5:47also be done with some funding
5:49companies. Alex, and which funding
5:52company do you recommend connecting to
5:54Claude to achieve what I am going to
5:56explain that you can achieve next,
5:58since this point is very powerful
6:00within the whole video? Well, I had
6:04always used Funded Next, and I say "had
6:06" because there was a point where I was
6:08literally banned, and according to the
6:10emails they sent me, it was because the
6:12profitability I was achieving month
6:14after month with my strategies didn't
6:16align with their company policies. In
6:19other words, in short, they banned me
6:21for being profitable. Obviously, I
6:23stopped using Funded Next because this
6:25is something that does not align with
6:27my personal policies or my values, and
6:29I warned everyone who followed me.
6:33However, some time later, Funded Next
6:36got in touch with me, apologized, and
6:38clearly indicated that, right around
6:41that time, the person in charge of the
6:43company in that department was someone
6:46who applied these practices negligently
6:49with several people, with several
6:51clients, myself included, and that, the
6:54moment Funded Next discovered them,
6:56they fired them from the company. So,
7:00we talked, they apologized, they
7:02explained the whole situation, and,
7:04well, I have started using Funded Next
7:06again, basically because it is the prop
7:08firm I have always used. I don't trade
7:11daily with prop firms, but I like to
7:13use them for certain things, certain
7:15challenges, certain practices, to
7:17obtain extra profitability, an extra
7:19income month by month or year by year.
7:22And it had never given me any problems,
7:24except for that one. So I have gone
7:27back to using Funded Next, and
7:28obviously this can happen to anyone, it
7:31can happen to you with any company;
7:32with the same company, two people can
7:34have the best and the worst experience
7:36of their lives, and I will always
7:38recommend Funded Next as long as they
7:40maintain these policies. So if you are
7:44interested in connecting and following
7:47the steps I am going to mention next,
7:49by linking an MCP with Claude or any
7:51other artificial intelligence, I
7:53recommend Funded Next. You will find my
7:56referral link below in the first pinned
7:58comment and in the video description.
8:00And I recommend that if you recommend
8:03Funded Next or any other tool to
8:05someone else, you use your own referral
8:08link. Do not use mine. We all have our
8:11own link, and the ideal thing is to
8:13share links, not with other people's,
8:15but each one with their own link. So,
8:19in the first pinned comment and the
8:21video description, you will find my
8:23Funded Next link in case you want to
8:24follow the steps I am going to take
8:26next, and which I will obviously teach
8:28you to follow with Funded Next. So, to
8:31connect your MCP, the first thing you
8:34have to do is download Claude to your
8:37desktop. To do this, you simply go to
8:40Google, type "download Claude," and
8:42click on the first link; make sure it's
8:45the official .com one, and you will
8:47reach this webpage, which automatically
8:49detects your operating system. You
8:53click download, and that's it; it's
8:56just two clicks, no need to enter
8:58passwords or any weird stuff, just two
9:00clicks and you automatically download
9:03your desktop version of Claude. I have
9:06it ready here; I've already done it,
9:08obviously. Second, you search for the
9:11prop firm and follow the steps provided
9:13by that firm. In this case, you choose
9:17the AI. Then you have to go to your
9:20dashboard to get the token or the
9:22connector. So we come to the dashboard,
9:27here it is, and at the bottom, we click
9:29generate. We copy it perfectly. Now we
9:34have the token copied. And now the only
9:38thing we have to do is open the Claude
9:41desktop settings, go to settings,
9:43connectors, and add the MCP server. So
9:48we come over here, go to the settings
9:51section, bam, settings. We have to look
9:55for connectors. Here we have them. We
9:58click on connectors, then click add.
10:01Add custom connector. Name, let's put
10:05funding, for example, Alex. Perfect.
10:08Remote server URL. We come here, copy
10:11this, paste it here. Perfect. And we
10:15click add. Perfect. And now we will
10:18automatically follow the steps. And as
10:21you can see, simply by following two or
10:23three clicks, we have it installed here
10:26. For this, everything that requires
10:29approval, I recommend you always allow.
10:32And with this "always allow," notice
10:34that you can do practically whatever
10:36you want. We will comment on all this a
10:38bit later. If you want to record the
10:41AI's conversations with feedback, you
10:43can also enable that. This depends on
10:45each person, and we'd have it. Now we
10:48close it, and we have our funding
10:51account connected to our Claude desktop
10:54. And what is this for? Well, we will
10:58see practical examples during the video
11:00of how to optimize what I'm talking
11:02about, but obviously, Claude won't do
11:04it directly for you, at least for now.
11:08However, it can certainly help you
11:10complete a set of tasks and monitoring
11:13that can benefit you greatly when it
11:15comes to having control over everything
11:17that's happening, what improvements you
11:20can implement, what you're doing right,
11:22what you're doing wrong, and this
11:24brings you closer and closer to passing
11:27those funding exams. You can check in
11:30an instant what your open positions are
11:32. You can ask about rule changes within
11:36that company or if any open position
11:39you have is close to violating a
11:42specific rule. You can find patterns in
11:46losing trades and patterns in winning
11:48trades. You can project profitability
11:51data in real time. You can also create
11:55reports based on data that is truly
11:57important to you, which aren't generic
11:59or the same for everyone. Here, for
12:02example, you can see how I ask it what
12:04the current Funded Next rules are and
12:06what changes they plan to make. And
12:09well, it explains the rules for CFDs,
12:11futures, and so on. This would be a
12:14matter of investigating more or less,
12:16but then, and here is the key, is there
12:19any position I have opened at any time
12:22that has breached those rules? Notice
12:25that as it loads the information, it
12:28indicates it is using the Fondeo Alex
12:31integration and searches within that
12:35funding company to see if anything I
12:38mentioned has occurred. And out of 10
12:42accounts I have had at some point, it
12:45indicates that in four of them I lost
12:48due to a daily loss violation. Then the
12:52other six, well, for whatever reason
12:54they disappeared, among other things
12:56because they were taken from me, right?
12:59But well, the point is this. The point
13:02is that I can inquire directly into my
13:05actual results to obtain real
13:07information that aligns with me, which
13:09doesn't align with everyone, but is
13:12directly about me. Another thing I
13:16could do is ask Cloud to mix the two
13:18connectors—based on the positions I
13:20have open and the economic calendar I
13:23linked earlier—and give me a report
13:25regarding what is happening. Hey, you
13:29have these positions, with this gain or
13:31this loss. At this time this event is
13:34coming, you have to do this, this, or
13:36this, or you will violate one of the
13:37rules, you will lose the position, or
13:39even the account, and so on. It's not
13:42in general, "what happens if I have a
13:45position open during news?" It is
13:48direct, clear, and concise information.
13:50Which news? Which asset, which position
13:52? Which account? Absolutely all the
13:55information, generating the report that
13:57I want with the conditions and
13:59characteristics that I indicate to
14:00Cloud. Totally personalized. Remember
14:05that below in the first pinned comment
14:07and the description of this video,
14:08besides courses, tutorials, and more
14:10content about Cloud, trading, and
14:12strategies, you will also find the
14:13Funded Next link. If you want to
14:17register and follow the steps I
14:19mentioned using the prop firm I have
14:21always used and recommended, you will
14:24find the link in the first pinned
14:26comment and the description of this
14:28video. Another important point in
14:40trading is the numbers. Making money in
14:42the long term is based on pure, hard
14:44mathematics. You may or may not know it
14:47, you may take it into account more or
14:49less, but without math there is no
14:50strategy and without strategy there is
14:52no profitability. So, in this section,
14:56we are going to develop how we can lose
14:58less and win more, and also how we can
15:01focus this on prop firms. To start, I
15:05want to explain why numbers are so
15:08important in trading. A trading
15:12strategy is based on a pattern, for
15:14example, an impulse, a pullback, and a
15:16continuation, to which you apply rules
15:19that generate a strategy. This strategy
15:22has certain numbers. These numbers,
15:26among other things, offer you the
15:28condition that if the numbers are
15:30profitable, you are going to be a
15:32winner in the long term, you will end
15:34up making money, right? But you cannot
15:37control what happens in the short term.
15:40For example, your trading strategy
15:43might determine that you have a 40%win
15:46rate, meaning that out of every 10
15:49trades, four are winners and six are
15:52losers. That is all well and good, but
15:56it does not mean that every time you
15:59execute 10 trades you will have four
16:01winners and six losers. You might have
16:05eight losers and two winners, or vice
16:07versa, but those are not the actual
16:08numbers. The real numbers are these.
16:12And why is this important? It is
16:13important because it does not matter
16:15what happens in the short term, what
16:17matters is what will happen in the long
16:19term. And if you have a trading
16:22strategy that wins 40%of the time, the
16:24moment you find your pattern and your
16:27risk-to-reward ratio is one-to-one,
16:29should you execute this trade? The
16:33answer is no. Why is it no? Because
16:38with a one-to-one risk-to-reward ratio,
16:40the break-even point is 50%. You would
16:44need to win at least 50%of your trades
16:48to break even, but you only win 40%of
16:51your trades. So, in the short term,
16:55with a one-to-one risk-reward ratio,
16:57you can win, you can even win, but
17:00don't forget your win rate is 40%and
17:03you've won three, that is 100%.
17:06Therefore, it is most likely that if
17:08you keep doing this, you will end up
17:10losing money. It is crucial to
17:13correctly understand what your
17:15strategy's numbers are and how you can
17:17optimize them for trading. But this is
17:21even more pronounced in prop trading.
17:23Prop firms live off you losing money,
17:25to put it quickly and bluntly. That is
17:28to say, if you don't have to retake the
17:31exams you purchase, the prop firm loses
17:33money on you because you aren't
17:35profitable for them. This forces them,
17:39in quotes, to set norms, limitations,
17:41and rules that precisely do not work in
17:44your favor. These norms, limitations,
17:47and rules only seek for you to lose
17:50money; they are meant to obstruct you
17:52and make you pay for the exam again
17:55because you lose your account. The
17:59moment you want to pass a plan, whether
18:01it's 200,000, 100,000, 50,000, 1,000,
18:04or even just 6,000. Here at the bottom,
18:09there are already certain norms and
18:11rules that you will have to comply with
18:13in both phase one and phase two. But
18:17these are not the only 10 or 15 rules
18:19you have to follow. Then there will be
18:23other rules, we'll talk about them
18:24later, that will be imposed and not
18:26only will they be imposed, but
18:28sometimes they will appear suddenly.
18:32And then there is the typical rule, the
18:34rule subject to their perception, their
18:37opinion, their judgment, which
18:39determines that you can never fight
18:41back, as they have the final say, doing
18:44and undoing absolutely whatever they
18:46want. Well, effectively, Cloud can help
18:49you. Cloud can keep track of everything
18:53that is happening, both the rules and
18:55your trades, but beyond that, it can
18:57help you improve, help you understand
18:59your numbers first, and second, the
19:00prop firm's rules to tell you what you
19:02must do and what you must not do. Going
19:07directly to the screen, this can be
19:09done both from your desktop, as we have
19:12seen before, and also from the regular
19:14application, from Cloud, within any
19:16internet browser. So, we are going to
19:20do it from here, simply so you can see
19:22that both sections can be used. I am
19:25going to leave the following prompt
19:26written for it. Below I am attaching a
19:30PDF with my last 200 trades. These are
19:33simulated trades for the time being.
19:36And I want you to tell me if, with
19:37these statistics, I will be able to
19:39pass a $ 100,000 funded account that
19:41has the requirements attached in the
19:43second image. In other words, one image
19:47will be of my simulated trades, and the
19:50other image will be of the plan for a $
19:53100,000 funded account with its
19:56specific rules. And then what I want is
19:59for it to tell me if there is anything
20:01I can adjust to improve the results. So
20:05, here we have the prompt, here we have
20:07the two images I mentioned; on the
20:09right side we have the trades, here you
20:11go, and on the left side we have the
20:14plan, here you go. We will press enter,
20:18and it will automatically read all the
20:20information and provide me with the
20:23relevant conclusions. And here you can
20:26see how it is gradually developing the
20:29information I asked for. To the
20:31question of whether I can pass the
20:33challenge, it answers yes, but with a
20:35tighter margin than it seems. Then it
20:39tells me what Claude would adjust based
20:42on my data and the funding company's
20:45info to improve my trading, such as
20:47reducing risk, setting a specific loss
20:50limit, having a profit factor that is
20:53okay, but being able to manage risk
20:56through all types of streaks, etcetera,
20:59etcetera. Within all of this, the
21:02possibilities are infinite. For example
21:06, I can ask it to provide me with a
21:08table that simulates thousands of
21:09different scenarios, indicating the
21:11number and percentage of scenarios in
21:13which I could lose the account.
21:17Additionally, I want it to draw clear
21:19and simple conclusions in three bullet
21:20points, easy to interpret and
21:22actionable. As I say, this is infinite,
21:26and the conversation you can have is,
21:29well, infinite, as I say, but everyone
21:31has to guide it toward what interests
21:34them and what they want to improve. If
21:38you already have a strategy with clear
21:39numbers, hey, let it improve those
21:41numbers for you. If you see that
21:44something is failing, have it analyze
21:46your trades, pull extracts of all your
21:48operations by combining the MCP with
21:50Claude, and tell you, based on those
21:52numbers, what you are failing at;
21:54because maybe you don't see it, maybe
21:56you aren't managing risk well, maybe
21:58your problem is the news, maybe it's
22:00the asset, maybe it's the stop-loss
22:02point, maybe it's the risk-reward...you
22:04often don't know, right? So, Claude
22:08will provide this to you directly from
22:10whatever starting point you are at. If
22:14you have a lot of information, it will
22:15help you, and if you have practically
22:17no information, it will also help you.
22:19And here you can see, after running
22:2210,000 simulations per scenario, it
22:25gives us the different scenarios and
22:28the three conclusions I mentioned.
22:31Regarding the current strategy of
22:3410,000 simulations, I lose the account
22:37in 6.45%of cases and pass both phases
22:4093.55%of the time. Here you can see
22:47there are clear improvements with a
22:49risk reduction of 50%after two
22:51consecutive losses, and then we have
22:53the three actionable conclusions the
22:55cloud gives me. With the current system
23:00, one out of every 15 attempts blows
23:02the account, so it tells me that risk
23:03management during losing streaks is
23:05what can take me out of the game. Then
23:09it tells me to cut the risk in half
23:11after two losses, and that the cost of
23:13that protection is time, not
23:15profitability. So I have three channels
23:18to guide, improve, and learn, based on
23:21the best part: my information and the
23:24information from the funding firm in
23:27question. One of the main problems
23:40people have when failing funding firm
23:43exams is the rules. Ultimately, you
23:47have to understand that being
23:49profitable outside the game—that
23:52world of bright lights and colors, the
23:54artificial world behind funding firms
23:57—is one thing. And being profitable
24:00in the real market, with no
24:02restrictions of any kind, is another. A
24:05person can be very profitable in one
24:08world and very unprofitable in another,
24:11or vice versa. And the reason for this
24:15is the restrictions, the rules, the
24:17kind of actionables that the funding
24:20firm has per se, and which they often
24:22add to or remove; so not only are there
24:25fixed rules that will bother you, but
24:27in many cases, they are changing. With
24:31the MCP I mentioned earlier, you can
24:33know exactly what the rules are, which
24:35ones change, which ones don't, what is
24:37added, what is removed, and also how
24:38those rules are affecting your trades
24:40and your way of operating. Careful,
24:43because that is the most important
24:44thing of all. And you can keep checking
24:46this constantly. However, you don't
24:48necessarily need to have the MCP
24:51connected. You can go directly to your
24:54regular browser cloud, paste in two
24:57restrictive rules or terms and
24:59conditions from two different firms. On
25:02one side we have FTMO, and on the other
25:04side we have Funded Next. and ask it to
25:07compare the restrictions of these two
25:10funding firms and say which of these
25:12two is more restrictive. Here you can
25:16see that it is already determining the
25:18documents point by point and generates
25:21a comparison between the two accounts
25:23or the two companies, indicating
25:26different points, right? Regarding
25:29verdicts, Funded Next is more
25:31restrictive in scope and FTMO is more
25:34restrictive in the generic fine print,
25:36which is what matters. In other words,
25:39simply put, Funded Next tells you this
25:42is a no, no, no. And FTMO tells you
25:45this and this is a no, but it is very
25:47open regarding what it could end up
25:49banning or restricting at certain times
25:52. It's what I mentioned before, that
25:55there are companies that keep, well,
25:58actually all of them keep that
26:00interpretation clause. If they
26:02interpret that you are not doing it
26:03right or they don't like what you're
26:05doing, you're out. And that's how it is
26:06. Within this, what else could we keep
26:08doing? Personalizing the situation. Hey
26:10, based on my strategy and my results,
26:13which you already know, tell me which
26:14funding company I should trade with,
26:16because I have a way of trading that is
26:18fictitious since these are altered
26:20results, etcetera, etcetera. But Claude
26:25can obtain patterns and correlate those
26:27patterns with the rules and
26:29restrictions of different companies and
26:31tell me, look, you won't be profitable
26:33regardless because you trade here or
26:35there. However, roughly speaking and
26:39reviewing a bit of what I am seeing in
26:41terms of numbers and restrictions, it
26:43is a little better if you choose this
26:45company over the other. Notice that it
26:48is already indicating to me what I
26:50should do with your strategy and the
26:52data we already analyzed. The
26:54recommendation is clear. Funded Next
26:56fits your way of trading better than
26:58FTMO. And here it directly explains
27:02trading with macro news, why? Your risk
27:05management already aligns with what
27:07they require. None of the exotic
27:09practices that Funded Next prohibits,
27:12it accepts. Rare types of strategies,
27:14strange risk management, ways of
27:16managing positions, and so on. A softer
27:20margin of error if something is
27:21misinterpreted, meaning they will
27:23misinterpret it more and worse at FTMO
27:25than at Funded Next. And I already have
27:28the infrastructure set up with Funded
27:29Next through the connector. In short,
27:32it indicates, according to Alex and my
27:34way of trading, that Funded Next is
27:36better than FTMO. Finally, I want to
27:40gift you this prompt you see on the
27:41screen, which will give you the
27:43complete picture of your account in one
27:45single paste. Where do you stand on
27:48every limit? Which rules penalize you
27:50based on how you trade? Your real
27:51probabilities? Which news threatens
27:54your positions? What are your clearest
27:57leaks and problems? All with your real
28:00data and in a report that you can use
28:03starting today. Best of all, since it
28:06is read-only, it won't give you false
28:08signals or misinterpret anything. It
28:13will give you the information you need
28:15to make decisions that depend
28:17exclusively on you. If you want to copy
28:21this prompt, it's very simple; I will
28:23leave it in the description and pinned
28:26comment of this video or in my public
28:29Telegram. I don't know if I'll be able
28:31to leave it in the description because
28:33it is a very long prompt. If I can
28:34leave it there, I will leave it there.
28:36If I can't leave it there, I will leave
28:38it in my Telegram. I will leave the
28:40link to my Telegram. You enter my
28:42Telegram, you search, because I share
28:44weekly trades, analysis, videos,
28:45reflections, audios, and more, so you
28:48will have to search for the prompt.
28:50Search for "master prompt" and you will
28:52find it, that's it, copy it and take it
28:55wherever you want. Remember that in the
28:58first pinned comment and the video
29:00description you will find other
29:01interesting links, more content related
29:04to cloud, trading, tutorials, all 100%
29:06free content so you can continue
29:07training without needing to invest your
29:10money. Additionally, you will also find
29:14the link to Funded Next, the link with
29:16which you can use the funding company I
29:18use to trade, to pass challenges and
29:20get extra income. You click, register,
29:24and you can follow all the steps I
29:26mentioned in this same video with
29:28Funded Next. In fact, since it is the
29:30one I use, it is also the one I used as
29:32a reference. If you want to use another
29:34one, you can use another one. I
29:35recommend it and I would put my hand in
29:37the fire for Funded Next. I will leave
29:39this video right here. I hope you liked
29:40it, that it was useful to you, which is
29:42what's important. If so, like it,
29:44subscribe, share it with friends, with
29:46family, and see you in the next video.
29:49Bye.

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