To pass funded accounts efficiently, traders should avoid the common 1% per trade risk management approach, which fails to account for psychological factors after drawdowns; instead, three approaches exist: the aggressive approach (buying two accounts, risking max daily drawdown, requiring 70-80% win rate with 1:1 risk-reward for near-guaranteed passing within one week), the hybrid approach (two accounts, one trade per day, 2% risk, taking 1-2 weeks), and the safe approach (one account, 1% risk, taking over a month); the best approach depends on capital availability, risk tolerance, and psychological resilience, with the aggressive approach being fastest but highest risk, while the safe approach is most guaranteed but slowest.
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Stop Risking 1% Per Trade If You Want To Pass Funded FastAdded:
Stop risking 1% per trade if you want to become funded and get a payout. This is something I don't see anyone talking about online. It's always yes risk 1%, yes risk management, yes blah blah blah.
Then they never end up telling you the truth. Why this is not the case? If you keep risking 1% per trade, they don't talk about yes on paper is the best, right? You get 10, let's say your max draw down is 10%, you get 10 trades to lose your account. But then they're not taking into consideration the fact that after let's say you're down 5% technically your account is gone because your psychology is already gone. They're not talking about if you stay in a funded account trading it for more than one month two months that account's already gone because psychologically it doesn't make sense. If you want to trade the funded even if it's a big funded like 100k if you stay two two months to get a payout and then you end up getting 2% 3% payout that's $3,000.
What is that money gonna do to you? Now, I'm talking that's like because if you bought a 100K, that means you already have that capital, right? If you bought a 10K account, after two months, if you get a 5% payout and you make that $500, that's nothing, right? That's why today in today's video, I'm going to teach you my the best three approaches on how to pass a funded account and get a payout quickly. And first approach is going to be the aggressive approach. Second approach is going to be the hybrid approach. It's like a bit safer but takes a bit longer. And then the third one is going to be the safe one but takes the longest time. Okay, so let's get into it directly. And if you're wondering who I am, like before you hear me yapping on the camera, my name is Omar Noek. And my name is Omar Noik because I trade noic candles. my own strategy that I developed and was able to teach it in my mentorship to my students and teach it publicly where I have a 4 hours course on my YouTube explaining completely for free. And here's some of the results that people were able to achieve using the strategy and using the way I teach this risk management. This is the exact way I teach in my mentorship and I'm giving it out for you today for free. Anyway, now you know why you should trust my, you know, my assessment on this and why I don't like the 1% risk and why you should be why you should be doing this.
That's in case you want the free value and in order to be able to achieve that.
Anyway, so why stoppers keep 1% per trade if you want to pay out? Let's start with approach number one. Oops.
Approach number one is a bit aggressive.
Actually, it's not a bit. It's hella aggressive. Really aggressive. Either you pass the account within one week or you fail it within one week. [snorts] So, first thing you got to do is you got to be able to afford buying two funded accounts. Not only one, you need two.
Why? Because the chance of blowing this account is really high. So, it's a really high chance that you blow the account. That's why you got to buy two funded accounts. Now, when I used to I don't trade by the way funded accounts anymore. I have my own live account and yeah I don't trade but like that's something I used to do when I used to trade funded accounts back in the days.
Now if even if I'm trading this approach is there a chance of me blowing the account? Yes, super high chance. Now is do we have the favor or the odds are with us? Yes, it is. So let's say first thing you got to do is buy two funded accounts. Just to keep the math easy, we're saying 100k funded, but like obviously if you don't have the budget to buy 100 200k accounts, it's okay.
Like I understand that.
Um, so for 100k account, this by the way works for forex and futures. The cost on for 100k account on, let's say, Alpha Capital is around like $400, $500. You get some discount codes. You can use code Omar. You'll get 15% discount or any other code. Honestly, I don't care. Uh, and then you it will end up being like $350, $400 max. But let's say just to keep the math easy, let's say it cost you $500 per account. So if you bought these two accounts, that would be 500 plus 500. Just buying the accounts would cost you $1,000.
All right? So that's the first step. You bought these two accounts. Now, I want you to be risking your max daily draw down. Now obviously leave small buffer just you know so you don't blow the account but let's say your b your max daily draw down is 5%.
In that case risk 4.8 or 4.7%. All right basically two losses the account is blown or two wins the account is passed. That's all I want you to do. Two wins account is yours.
two losses, account is gone. For future traders, because the account is way cheaper, you can afford risking the whole account. Okay, now before you be like, "Oh, wait. What is this guy talking about?" No, I want to hold how long, let me cook, let me finish. So, two losses, account blown, two wins, account passed.
What is most probably going to happen?
Obviously, two account, two wins and account passed. And all of this that I'm explaining right now is you need two rules. First thing you got to have one to one risk-to-reward. Second thing you need to have a high win rate. These are the most important parts. High win rate, one to1 R. You don't need that crazy RR for this because the higher your RR is, the lower your win rate is. And when I'm saying high, I'm not talking 90 95. I'm talking 70% does the job amazingly.
And I'm [snorts] going to show you the statistics of it. So let's say you bought these two accounts. You took two trades, two losses, account blown. Now, after these two losses, now you start trading the new account because this account is gone. Now, I don't want this to affect your psychology because this is just part of the game. Maybe your first account is going to be two wins and account passed. Maybe one win, one loss, and then two wins. You know what I mean? So, two wins, account passed. Now, this one account is gone. Now, here's the statistics why most probably this account right here, you're going to be able to pass. If you have Oops, this should have been 70%.
If you have a 80% win rate strategy, getting four losses in a row, you have 0.16% chance of getting four losses in a row.
You know how much how difficult that is?
0.16%.
That means 98.4.
No, wait. Way more. Yeah, way way more.
The chance of you passing the account, it's like 99 basically. Most probably will pass one of the accounts at least.
Like this is almost guaranteed. Same concept. If you have a 70% win rate, getting four losses in a row is only the chance of that happening is 0.81%.
So you have like 99.2% 2% chance of passing that count. If you have a 70% win rate, if you have a 80, you have even more than 99%. So, the odds are with you. You just got to know your win rate and your RR and you got to be confident in it. Otherwise, you're not going to be able to achieve this. Me personally, with the new strategy, we got around 85%. It's 84 actually. So, imagine like this number right here is like 0.0 something. You know what I mean? So, the passing the account is almost guaranteed. is whether are you going to pass it on your first account or on your second account cuz taking two losses in a row is possible. Four losses in a row is also possible. You know, look at the odds. We're playing a statistics game here. We're playing the math. So, most most most probably you're going to be able to pass the funded. And after you pass the funded, now you're funded. Now, now I don't want you to over risk. Okay? Now I want you go chill because I know you got you be like okay what about consistency rule okay or more but what about max limit what about max risk blah blah blah what about minimum trading days all of these don't m this really matters usually in when you're funded now on the evaluation phase you have the minimum minimum trading days after you reach the amount you reach [clears throat] after you reach your target let's say there's three minimum days and you pass on one day you take small trades. They That's for Forex traders. You got to at least take small trades per day. Like just open a 0.01 lot, leave it five minutes, and then close it. Win or loss, it doesn't matter. For futures traders, you got to leave some buffer. You got to know how to calculate your buffer. And based of that, you got to be able to trade the strategy. Okay? So now you're funded.
Now, I want you to risk 1% per trade.
[snorts] You could do half a percent.
I'm not a big fan of it. I still like to do 1%. So the money can, you know, I want to see the value of the money. Like I want I want to feel it. Pause. Pause.
Pause. Pause. I want to feel the money.
So risky 1% per trade here. Like here's the difficult part. Passing the account is not difficult. Most people can do that. But passing the account and being able to get a payout is the bit tricky because that's not because of anything because that's where it comes to your psychology. So risky 1%. All I want you to do is get a 3% payout. 2.5 3% that's it. Don't aim for these crazy payouts.
Guys, you're not influencers. You're not content creators. You're not trading content creators. Stop doing this trying to get a 10% payout in order to be able to get a certificate and post it online.
I made $10,000. No. Secure that 3% payout. And after that, secure another one. Another one. Another one. Another one. And eventually you're gonna end up blowing that account, which is all right. Okay. But keep trying 3% payoff max. You know what I mean? Minimum max.
Sorry, max. Max 3% payout. Now, let's say on the 100K we talked about, if you get that 3% payout, that's $3,000 prefees. So, you know how it's 8020 split? Most most firms have 8020. So, that's $3,000 split. And then after you know sorry a that's your how much you made after that after the split it becomes $2,400 after split. So after the split you will keep to yourself to your pocket $2,400.
Now total profit you now you withdrew.
You got $2,400 payout. And remember this, if they don't catch you in the evaluation phase once you're funded and requesting your payout, they can't tell you, yo, you are over risking in the funded. They cannot do that. So here got this 2.4K payout and then you already invested like 1K in the beginning on these two funded. So you would be left with $1,400 to your pocket. Now, of course, these numbers are different from a company to a company because some companies your total cost on 100k is not going to be 1,000. Actually, it's not going to be 1,000. It's going to be way less. Uh, unless if you're buying like from an expensive company. If you're futures, this number is going to be like like [snorts] $200, $300. And if you're doing forex, it's going to be like $600 to $700 on 100k. Obviously, if you don't have that money, that's okay. Actually, I don't even recommend you to start with these numbers. I would recommend you to start with something cheap like with a 10K account just so you see, okay, this is possible and so you don't feel like you you risk too much money on the line.
Now, with that $1,400, now what do you have? You got $1,400 profit in your pocket after all your expenses. And other than that, you also got a funded account, 100k funded account. Imagine how much leverage you got here. Now, I want you to use that money to scale further. What do I mean by that? With this with this $1,400, if you want to pay yourself something, pay but like I me personally, I used to do all of the money. I would throw it back and start new journey. Cuz imagine now this $1,400 can let you buy three funded accounts.
You do the same exact process. You go back to here. Same exact process. The only difference is now you have three accounts here. So the odds of you getting a funded account is even easier.
Let's say from three accounts you only get one which is most likely not the case if you have 70 to 80% win rate with a 1 to1 RR. Most likely you're going to have two accounts passing two accounts from three accounts. But let's say for some reason or maybe you pass two and then during the funded you blow one account. Let it be. Okay. Now you have after you spent all of this money, now you pass another account. So now you have two 100k accounts.
Now that's when you start genuinely scaling to the big leagues because now 200k accounts if you make 3% that's $6,000.
Imagine. And then after the split and after all of that, now we're talking big money. And all of this would be from the profits. Now you're not using your initial investment.
Now what are the risk with this approach? It's a very high risk. If you don't know what you're doing, if you do mistakes, every single small mistake matters a lot. You know what I mean?
Like you can't be like, "Yeah, I'm not sure about this trade, but I would still want to take it." No, got to be a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a setup. If you're trading, let's say the no strategy, I want it to be, you know, clean setups. Like I want to see really good setups like a clean structure. I don't want to see, you know, consolidation or something. Doesn't matter what strategy you're trading as long as you do it one to one with a high win rate. Other otherwise, you're not going to be able to achieve that. So this you got to be one mistake, one bad trade, the whole process falls.
Okay? zero mistakes. When I used to do this, I used to do it sometimes. I used to not take trades because I don't see a clean setup.
Now, this is that was the aggressive approach. I don't for most people it's not going to work because of financial wise. But now we go to that one. I would use for people who want to scale quickly, big money, but they already have some money saved for trading. Now, second approach is less a bit less aggressive. I call this the hybrid model because it's a mix between the first approach and the third approach. So the second approach is going to be buying two accounts. You don't really need to do two accounts, but I prefer for now this not for statistics wise. This is for psychology wise. I prefer two accounts. But if you do one account, not a problem. If you bought let's say two accounts, you do one trade per day per account, one trade per day per account, and you end up risking 2% per trade. So this one that the first approach you would pass the account within max one week. This one would take one to two weeks at least you know.
So why you might be wondering Omar why two accounts? Two accounts because in case let's say you lose first you take your first trade you lose it. If you have only one account and then you lose your second trade now you're down 4% on that account. Knowing you guys and knowing how traders psychology works, including me, when you're down 4% on an account, you're most likely going to blow it because of psychology reasons.
You know what I mean? That's why I prefer having two accounts because if you have two accounts, let's say you take one trade here, you lose. You take another trade here, you lose, you're going to look at it, okay, I'm just minus two here and I'm minus 2% here.
You see? Now that's easier for the psychology because now one win here, one win here, the losses are gone. But if you're risking all of it on one account, most probably it's going to be like minus two plus two, you're back to break even. But still an option that you end up in two losses in a row on like 70% win rate, 80%. Two losses in a row is very possible.
So yeah, that's that.
This is my favorite. This is the one like, you know, I would I like to do if you have it on one account alone, not a problem. I prefer two accounts. But if I cuz I I might, you know, I might do new what is it called? New funded and just pass it for y'all like in front of y'all together. But if I would do that, I would go definitely with this approach.
Maybe I would do with one account because now I reach a point where I don't do any mistakes in trading or not any mistakes. I do mistakes obviously, but instead like the average trader makes 10 mistakes a day.
Me, I do one mistake a month. You know what I mean? That's that's that's the difference. Like when I say mistakes, I'm not talking about um flash news came and I didn't know. No, I'm talking about okay, only sticking to a setup. Okay, only sticking to my rules. Okay, honestly can let's say to one trade per day. These rules I don't break. I rarely break them. On the other hand, another trader I would say like risking more blah blah blah and they break the rules very often. Now here's the thing, okay? It whatever I teach you now, it doesn't matter what you end up doing as long as you end up doing it consistently. I don't want to see you one time doing approach number two, then approach number one. Let's say you start with approach number one. You bought the two accounts. You blew the first account and now on the second account you want to go for approach number two. No, that's how you kill your edge. Either stick to approach number one until the end or stick to approach number two until the end. Approach number three, I don't know what to call approach number three. It's the safest. Save but takes long time. I don't like this.
This is the typical one that you all guys know it. Buy one account, risk 1% per trade. Literally, it takes more than one month to pass. Now, obviously, some people get lucky, some people overtrade, some people blah blah blah, and then they end up passing within a week. But I'm talking most people, if they p pass risking 1%, if you got to if let's say you have 10% max profit, it's going to take you at least a month. And anyone who tells you other than that, they're lying to you. getting 10% risking 1% per trade, bro, you're doing better than you're doing better than S&P 500 per year. You know what I mean? So, realistically speaking, that takes very very very long time. Don't get me wrong, if you can achieve 10% per month, you're a hella great trader. You're from the 1% of traders in the world. But this is not for me. I'm going be honest with you because risking 1% takes very long time. How many people have you ever seen risking one or who stayed in a funded for one month and ends up passing it and getting a payout? I don't think any right now. Obviously, I'm going see one in the comments like, "Yeah, I stay in this funded for three months and I got a payout." Good for you, man. You got a crazy good psychology. But at the same time, think about how much money you wasted in these three months. If you got a 10K account and in this three it took you three months to get that payout.
even if you made a 5% payout, that's 500 $500 in three months. I don't think that's enough money for you to actually change your life and, you know, switch from whatever 9 to5 you're working or if you're in college or blah blah blah into a professional trader and to be able to get make money seriously.
So conclusion for this approach number one, it's risky. There is a high chance. Actually, there's a very high chance that you're going to blow at least one of the accounts. Super high chance. It's fast and it needs capital. So you need to know if you blow the account, you got to be able to afford buying a new account. That's all I'm going to tell you. If you if you blow an account, you got to have the money to buy a new account. Otherwise, don't go for approach number one. If you can't afford after losing the first account, if you can't afford buying a second account, don't go for this approach because it's risky, it's fast, it needs capital, and that's how most these funded traders are able to scale to $1 million and funding. Now, I'm going tell you what's my perspective about funded accounts in general.
Approach number two, it's less risky, but still risky. takes I would I wouldn't say one like one week if you're if you get a good winning streak but most most of the time it takes like two weeks and it's more guaranteed than approach number one approach number three it's safe takes long time most guaranteed on theory theory but psychology gets affected quickly as I said it's not as easy as people think because risking 1% let's say you go up 5%.
Which is decent. Right now, if you were using the first approach, the first two trades that would have let you pass the account and the next three trades that would have got you the payout. And here you're still on the 5% mark. Let's say after that you go into a terrible losing streak and then you lose the 5%.
Cool. And here you're break even. You already wasted I don't know two weeks of your life. Here no problem. You just blew a funded account that you already secured a 3% payout from. See the difference. So yeah this is the safest takes longest time most guaranteed in theory but psychology get affected quickly. And obviously if you like from let's say a third world country you got let's say $50 $100 and that's all you got to trade with. Don't try to go for approach number two or three or one sorry definitely go for approach number three try to build your capital from there and then move into more aggressive models but as start if you that's all your capital because I see a lot of people tell me Omar I got 50 $50 I got $100 I got $200 what do I do how do I become profitable unfortunately bro stay strong approach number three is the way to go then and Yeah. What would Omar do today if I would start a funded account?
Just for the fun of it, you know, just to pass a funded, I'll probably go for approach number two.
Um, if you want to scale quickly and you want to actually like you don't want to move ever to live account, approach number one is the way. Get your money and dip. Get your money and dip. Get your money and dip. And yeah, before I end this, just remember trading at funded is not like a live account, okay? It's like a money heist.
You go in, you get your money and you dip. You get your money, steal that money and dip. It's not like, you know, live account where you got to trade it and it's going to the account is going to stay with you couple of years and you're going to be able to feed your whole family from. No, you just get your money and boom. Because either ways, either ways, either ways, after you touch that 10, $20,000 mark, most probably they're gonna ban you. Unless if they, you know, give you that false dream of, no, you're going to become a live trader for us, blah, blah, blah.
Trust me, most of retail traders don't reach that level. Some people do. I wish you were going to be one of them, but it's very difficult. Okay, and that's it pretty much. Thank you so much for watching this video and if you would like to learn this everything I talked about using my strategy, I recorded a free 4 hours course on my YouTube link in my description. It's the noix strategy completely for free. It's very long video I know. Go watch it, learn there and you're going to be able to become profitable using that strategy. It works the best with this combination that I just taught you. Now, if you want more guaranteed results, you would have to apply to my mentorship 101 dur through the link in my description.
And the reason I'm saying this, it's more guaranteed. Of course, there is no guarantee. You know, that's why I'm saying guaranteed. There is no guarantee in trading. I have to be honest with you. But it's more safe. Like you have a higher chance of passing and getting payout is because before you even start doing all of this, I will give you a journal. I will tell you go back test. I will give you the strategy, teach you the strategy. I will let you back test through a whole big period of time back testing it. Then after that, you got to journal it. I will go check your journal, check every single trade that you took. Win, loss, win, loss, whatever it is. I would tell you, okay, here you won, but you did this mistake. Here you lost, but you did this mistake. Here you did this mistake.
Here you did this right. Here you did this wrong. After all of this, I would let you move to a demo account for a couple of days to make sure that you're understanding and executing everything perfectly. and then I would allow you to start doing all of this. Before that, I'm not gonna let you directly after you join, yeah, go start trading a funded blah blah blah and start making money.
No, that's not how it works because most probably then you're going to end up blowing that account. So, if you're interested in that, this is exactly as I showed you. This is how a lot of these people got funded. Uh, some of them are my students, some of them just was able to do that through the, you know, the no videos. I post the free content like this one. But regardless what you choose, whichever you want, if you want to do it the fastest or if you want to take a bit more time and you'd like to experience on your own, it's up to you.
And I will talk soon with you if you end up applying. We'll have a one-on-one call, free one-on-one call either with me or with one of my assistants and so I can explain to you the process way more in depth. Anyway, thank you so much for watching this video and we'll see you in the next video. Peace out. Love you.
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