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u/adam_oseburne

r/ai_trading r/smallstreetbets r/Forex r/HondaMotorcycles r/proptrading r/mixing r/propfirm r/daytrade r/metatrader r/LucidProp r/raceto10000 r/PropFirms r/TheRaceTo100K r/TheRaceTo1Million r/PropFirmTester
Image 1 — The EA I'm running is doing good numbers
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Image 3 — The EA I'm running is doing good numbers
▲ 3 r/metatrader

The EA I'm running is doing good numbers

It has been averaging around 2k a week on this 50K account

the EA also uses a mathematical concept of Zeno's paradox which is basically cutting down the percentage of risk each trade lost so it diminishes the risk of almost 0 but not 0 of blowing the account, and vice versa once you're on a winning streak the risk percentage is raised however to a limit of 2,5 to not have a backfire effect.

And I’ve seen people advertise some of their EA’s claiming their backtests would prove live results, but after going live with this one, I think we’re onto the real deal with this one.

Due to Funded next’s reputation I don’t think I’ll have any issues with the payouts

u/adam_oseburne — 5 days ago
▲ 2 r/metatrader+1 crossposts

The EA I’ve been running averages 2K a week on a 50k account

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▲ 11 r/TheRaceTo1Million

My first time reaching 100k and the worst thing to happen in our lives (AI) was a part of it

To be clear I don't expect everyone to have the same negative feeling over using AI or over it's existence itself, but approaching it in a sceptical way may have been the key for me to unlock it's true potential. Also ! If we count how much I've lost in the beginning of my carreer my net profit will be around 75k but as hard it is to admit AI did take me out of this cycle. But be smart with how you use it and have a good race everyone.

u/adam_oseburne — 2 months ago
▲ 204 r/Forex

I've yearned for this, just letting you know it is possible, just don't put out the feelings out of the equation.

Emotions is to be studied in trading or removed by trading algorythmically. And no I don't have no course for this! Wishing everyone the best in there journey with the market. God bless

u/adam_oseburne — 2 months ago
▲ 106 r/PropFirmTester

Officially the best month of my trading life

this has come after countless defeats and blown accounts, I wanted to share this beatiful moment with you guys. At first I was suffering psychologicaly, blowing accounts as soon as they’re live ( when shit gets real ) therefore my edge was in automating the strategy and not being involved in trading but setting up. Good luck to everyone on this journey, wish you the best.

u/adam_oseburne — 2 months ago
▲ 4 r/mixing

I have money to buy expensive headphones, but what do you think the difference really is from cheaper ones ($150)

I think there might be a debate around the difference it actually makes paying thounsands more on headphones that really don’t elevate the experience enough for them to be worth the price gap. That is why I wanted to ask my fellow experts on your opinions. What are the main noticeable differences and are they worth it?

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u/adam_oseburne — 2 months ago
▲ 220 r/propfirm

Wishing every single one of you this feeling at least once in your lives

It has not been easy and I've only managed to recoup my total losses in my career last month, but when you feel like it is going to hit at some point, you never give up it should eventually come to you. This wasn't through discipline but automation.

u/adam_oseburne — 2 months ago
▲ 11 r/LucidProp+1 crossposts

After finding some success, Im going to make it harder for me.

I very lately, have become at last seeing profits from different prop accounts I got (others are FTMO and 5ers). However, since this shift came after 2 years algotrading (only last 4 months were profitable) I became insecure as a trader, you never have the courage to confess that you don’t make the actual trades and haven’t built the bot itself- therefore decided I will make this a personal challenge to hit half the profits made on a personal account manually scalping( this is veeeery optimistic I know) My first goal is to not blow the account in a week

u/adam_oseburne — 3 months ago
▲ 27 r/PropFirmTester

My first 4 months being profitable...After Years!

https://preview.redd.it/d0ufr1wsy94h1.jpg?width=907&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=856770a44136dd046702b74d7c643e2051482c7d

This may not be a lot for some profitable traders here, however I have made this post, because I've seen a lot of people reach their mental capacitie's limit, asking weither it is worth it to continue on this path, I have felt the same after blowing my 8 th consecutive account, though if I let my emotions fully consume me I would've never lived to see this day come. Truly grateful for god, and wish all of you better results!

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u/adam_oseburne — 3 months ago
▲ 2 r/HondaMotorcycles

Which one would you recommend.

I am completely torn on this decision

I have two years of daily experience on a 200cc bike and have ridden a friend's 1000cc machine multiple times, so I am comfortable moving up to a larger engine.

These two bikes share the 1084cc parallel twin engine but serve totally different vibes. The Rebel 1100T gives that classic bagger cruiser look with the fairing and hard bags. The NT1100 DCT offers pure touring comfort, better wind protection, and practical ergonomics for longer stretches.

I keep going back and forth every day. If you have ridden or owned either, please tell me which way to go and why.

https://preview.redd.it/syct24ala94h1.png?width=462&format=png&auto=webp&s=20b47e6c804aad34c93e0d41b2a0272cd4b67f93

https://preview.redd.it/5jlse6ala94h1.png?width=437&format=png&auto=webp&s=670b8d33bb37e750a45ab65a93112c4a1a4c1644

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u/adam_oseburne — 3 months ago
▲ 176 r/propfirm

My biggest payout so far, buying my granny a car

found out it was my mental state the whole tiime I was blowing accounts once they went live, algotrading did wonders for me (on my specific personality type i don’t think it’s necessary for everyone) but yaay, my granma gonna drive a 2005 Chrysler looking like a mob boss or something.

u/adam_oseburne — 3 months ago
▲ 4 r/proptrading

Finally realized why we all keep blowing prop accounts and it is purely a math problem

I have been stuck in the same cycle for way too long where I pass a challenge then get funded and eventually hit a bad streak that eats the 10 percent drawdown and kills my account . It finally clicked for me that risking 1 percent of a 100k account is actually total madness because you do not actually have 100k to play with. You only have 10k before the firm rugs you. So in reality you are risking 10 percent of your actual liquid life every single trade which is why the psychology is so hard to manage.

I decided to code my own strategie into an EA (bot) that calculates risk based strictly on the max drawdown value instead of the total balance. If the firm gives me a 10k limit it treats that 10k as the 100 percent.I also programmed it so the risk percentage drops significantly after every loss creating Zeno's paradoxes. It basically creates this mathematical floor where it becomes nearly impossible to actually hit the breach level because the position sizes keep shrinking as you get closer to the limit. Then when it is in profit it scales the risk back up to move the needle faster, but not as fast as to risk even more because the percenntage has a celleing set too.

I have been running this logic on a few accounts lately and for the first time the equity curve actually looks sustainable.I'm not saying this is 100% guaranteed not to hit the max drawdown, I just made it 20 times harder and automated my actions to not be in a cycle of doubt that I dont see myself living with in the future.

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u/adam_oseburne — 3 months ago