u/Low-Method3448

Hello, I day trade futures in prop firm and I feel like my main issue is forcing trades. It’s sometimes maybe out of boredom maybe not but I trade Asia session and NY mainly. I also notice if I lose a trade I like to force to make it back. Sometimes I even full port.

I have gotten 3 payouts from prop firms and have a VWAP strategy that I use but I seem to struggle for example:

I enter long, it fails. I notice it’s now below my EMAs and VWAP and retests I enter short, fail again. This slowly burns my account. I understand it’s me but I just wanna hear any tips you guys have to deal with this psychologically.

Thank you!

Thoughts on bitcoin as a young person in Canada? Like owning IBIT or MSTR in a TFSA. I’m curious on your thoughts I’m a 22M and I have a large risk tolerance, I just want feedback

Can someone explain this term for me in simple terms? I’m a Bitcoiner and I hold my Bitcoin on an exchange but I am unsure what this term means.

Thank you.

Bullish into 2027 and 2028 and am eying put credit spreads to capitalize on upside while getting paid.

I think it’s a strategic idea I’m excited to be levering up and buying myself time. I’m not sure what MSTR will do in a month or 2 but I know in Jun of 2027 we will not be at these prices.

Y’all think we’re reaching 1T market cap next bull market? I mean 1M coins x 1M per coin = $1T and that’s not assuming if we trade at a premium.

I’m incredibly bullish on the stock and for the future of this company. I seriously believe wholeheartedly that they will be the most valuable company in the world in the future.

So question, I hope I am not the only one who is wondering this. How do you guys actually calculate your exact TFSA contribution room/leftover contribution room.

The CRA website tells you but I seriously have a hard time trusting those numbers. What methods do you guys use to calculate it? I don’t think I am over but I also think I might be somewhat close.

Thank you.