Day 1: Eval to Payout - PnL: +$1,022 #stockmarket #trading #nq — Transcript
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- 0:00All right, this is going to be day one
- 0:01of taking an Alpha Futures account from
- 0:04a valuation to a payout. Going to see
- 0:06how long it takes us to do it. Okay,
- 0:08we're going to go two minis long right
- 0:10now.
- 0:10>> Order filled.
- 0:15[Music]
- 0:18>> Order filled.
- 0:19>> There's no reason to continue trading
- 0:21this. It's better just to wait. We have
- 0:23a lot of red folder news this week. So,
- 0:25we're just going to end the day up on
- 0:26this Eval $1,000. It's day one of trying
- 0:29to pass the eval and taking it to a
- 0:31payout. I'm going to be giving away some
- 0:33Alpha Futures accounts. So, if you want
- 0:35to join that giveaway and be a part of
- 0:36it, just click my link in my bio and
- 0:39join the Discord and we'll be giving
- 0:40away some 50K evals for you guys to
- 0:43trade. We're about a third of the way
- 0:44done with the eval. And uh I will catch
- 0:47you guys next time I trade.
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