Was an honour to interview such a successful trader. Pasquale thank you for the opportunity This is an insight for all of us to benefit from, to see how Pasquale was able to profit so much from prop firms and be the #1 ranked. It was his skillset and strategy and approach to the markets and prop firms that was key Comment what you learned!
People still trade forex ? The cfd industry is a joke to the real professional trading world. For the love of god, for anyone interested in trading and really wants to make money learn futures / option trading these markets are centralized meaning every position is tracked with data, unlike cfd's the underlying assets can be marked up and manipulated by forex brokers. There is a reason why the FX industry is regulated so heavily and why 90% of all brokers are offshore offering 1:500 leverage to retail losers lol. Don;'t get me wrong you can make money if you have your own cfd broker or prop firms because the behind the scene business is lucrative. For the little retail guys that want to trade and make money... DO NOT TRADE CFD, switch to Futures ! Your welcome
Yes I’ve fallen in love wit his podcast . He’s so knowledgeable in almost every aspect and considering he’s quite young … it’s an amazing skill he’s got here
On the contrary, Waqar is consistently interrupting with more questions while his guest is still attempting to complete his response to the first question. Waqar needs to learn to listen better.
The interviewer's impressive eloquence not only reflected their mastery of effective communication but also elevated the entire interview experience. Their ability to pose thought-provoking and well-crafted questions demonstrated a keen understanding of the subject matter and a genuine commitment to engaging and meaningful dialogue, contributing significantly to the overall positive and enriching nature of the interview encounter. Keep it up!
Man I started 10 months ago with technical. And for the past week, I was learning fundamentals. I am grateful that I got into fundamentals because price action now makes sense to me. I have a long road to go yet I am excited. Pasquale is trading like professionals, plus he is very humble and the community needs his knowledge. I would love to learn from him.
@@Vishnu-mg9xj I do not know if you got my previous comment. If not give me a type of info that I can send it to you without CZcams guidelines restricting me.
When the market goes down then it's buying opportunity. If the market goes up then you are making money. If you stay invested and ignore the market's ups and downs, you'll make a lot of money in the long run; however, a severe market correction causes a lot of margin calls and sell-offs, driving the market even lower. currently i'm up 13% in my diversified portfolio. As crazy as it sounds some still make enormous returns from this seemingly unknown market. gotta be greedy when others are fearful
All is mind, understand how the fractal assimilation of perspective from without, builds within, and in effect will determine the frequency of your success.. Noise, wear filters; vibe with discretion.
Really love your interviews. Id really love to be able to listen to all of your interviews via Apple Podcasts (audio only). Any chance you are thinking of uploading all your past interviews into the usual podcast channels? Thanks!
In my opinion, the best thing to learn trading is by yourself. I mean no mentorship because most mentors out there are self claimed gurus who can not verify their expertise. Go and learn through trail and error from different mentors but same system. When you get different perspectives from different sources but the same trading strategy, you can understand it and make your own system.
100% agree. While I do like to watch interviews, I very very very rarely watch strategies if you can even call it that. I have my own systems that I built over the years and what I learned is that you have to approach the market for what works for you. I don't even like the term mentor because actual mentors have a personal relationship and they don't charge. And like you said, most of them don't even make their record transparent. If they don't provide a link with verified results from a reputable third party, they shouldn't be teaching nor doing interviews.
@@user-nu5ri3mt8n Yup and you don't become a pro at something by being "taught". You have to teach yourself and inject your own way of doing things. And those ways have to be effective. I studied Computer Science in college and even worked as a software engineer but it wasn't my passion. I thought school would make me a good engineer by just going to classes and absorbing info. This was very wrong and when I landed a job it wasn't any different. The best engineers got very into their work and they didn't have to bave anyone teach them. They taught themselves while also getting some mentorship. But without the mentor they would still have learned it regardless. Yes I know I'm ranting here 🤓🤙 but I still think it's not obvious to people just how self motivated and determined you have to be to not just try and have a mentor do all the heavy lifting. You really have to enjoy the lifting to ever make it in trading or any skill based field. And I don't think you can fake that. I couldn't in software but I don't need to in trading. And that's the bare minimum to even succeed at trading with prop firms. let alone your own capital where a few mistakes end your career.
ORDER OF IMPORTANT (NEWS) 1.INTEREST RATE AND INFLATION 2.UNEMPLOYMENTS 3.OTHERS 16:13 "I HAVE IN EVERY CHART" (HE ONLY TRADES GOLD ACTUALLY) 50, 100, 200 MA 1H - 4H
hold on a minute: if he has 60% WR and avarage RR 1/3 and takes about 30 trades per month( conservative option ) he would have 360 trades per year of witch 216 are profitable and 144 are losing ones. So his R multiple in a year is 216*3 - 144*1 = 504 R. HOW IS THAT POSSIBLE, that's INSANE.
Yeah and if you have one 200k account with a prop firm and take 1% risk with each trade, that’s 500x2k-10% (prop firm’s take) that’s 900k a year profits, from one account.
If fundamentals moved the market then people wouldn't have technical edges. When a low or high is put in, that's all technical. It doesn't matter matter what news event happen. It won't be for another few months before the news have any impact and even then, it takes place over time by scaling in and out. They aren't clicking the mouse and then price rise or drop. And price actually do stagnate mostly. Even in 500 pip ranges. Fundamentals are reasons why participants whether (humans, banks, hedge funds, and algos) commit money to the market. Market Makers use technicals to decide when, where, and how far to move the market.
Great video, full of great insight as to how we as traders can continue to scale and perceive trading. At 17:51 and on, I disagree slightly. ICT himself says that it would be foolish not looking to lower than sub-one minute charts, and does so on his trades (30s, 15s, 10s, etc). It gives opportunities to pyramid in justifiable market conditions. This still supports the fractal booking of price that you brought up. Another example would be the reasoning behind Cameron’s model. Thank you for sharing this content to see other successful traders
@@OS-yg9fr What are you talking about, man. I conceptually agreed with and refined the initial statement. I don’t need to prove anything to you, it is already in every chart.
Pasquale brandished the fact that Funded Peaks is German as a benefit, because of all the "German regulations" ... look at the company now ... can they recover their reputation at this point?
Great content and interviewing style and questions. Have you got any information regarding the prop firm that Pasquale is starting. like where to access it ect? Thanks
I think i'm the only one so i'm probably going to get some hate here. However i would have preferred to hear more from the guest and their strategy and experience rather than the interviewers. I feel like Pasquale had a-lot more knowledge to share.
I don’t think he’s sharing his actual trading experience. More like financial commentary from him. The affect of US economic data is sufficient but the technical is the crowd that pushed it there if there’s no crowd no push.
Seems really risky trading big size and getting big payouts with these prop firms that are not regulated, what happens with a discrepancy, or worst the company folds? Fair play if you managed to get some money out them.
All in all , he’s successful , but this approach is very gamey and not a good trading model in actuality, now he might trade his personal capital a lot differently but buying 50 challenges, over leveraging and passing 6, seems way more like gambling than using the actual skill of trading, not to say it’s completely wrong , I mean you can’t Argue with results , but definitely not the way to trade and in my opinion not even the way to trade props for longevity, but like he said he treated it as a very short term thing and he had the cash to blow on buying so many challenges and the risk to reward was present, but as a trader I don’t see much to learn from this guy, he trades very basic retail concepts and claims to use fundamentals, yet trades on an intraday perspective , while most fundamentals are more suited to longer term swing traders, good gambler bad “Trader” in my opinion, he gamed the system and won, definitely richer than me so heck what do I know , but yeah not the one to learn trading from I would advise to everyone
Wow!! Kind of in shock, you mentioned Mrs.Gillian. She has proved beyond all doubt that it's worth generating wealth from crypto investment. I've been earning greatly
50 challenges for TFT what the hell didn't even say how many he passed? If you are spending that much on challenges personally you shouldn't be trading lol
1:9 Risk to reward. He’s spent 6 figures on challenges and made $2.5M in payouts. The key here is he maximised the opportunity of prop firms with a strategy. That’s what matters
Waqar should do less talking and more listening. The episode comes off as more of a conversation instead of an interview… I do like his line of questioning. Gets straight to the meat
I wish I could wrap my mind around fundamentals, but it doesnt make any sense. To e, the concept of "good news" or "bad news" has no direct correlation to price. You see earnings go up and price go down. Then earnings go down and price goes down. Fundamentals see's to be random. Yet, I know people make $ by assuming fundamentals holds some sort of truth. I want to learn that, but seems so random.
It is random because fundamentals do not move the market that is the biggest lie even the name fundementals is misleading there is nothing fundemental about them
Was an honour to interview such a successful trader. Pasquale thank you for the opportunity
This is an insight for all of us to benefit from, to see how Pasquale was able to profit so much from prop firms and be the #1 ranked. It was his skillset and strategy and approach to the markets and prop firms that was key
Comment what you learned!
People still trade forex ? The cfd industry is a joke to the real professional trading world. For the love of god, for anyone interested in trading and really wants to make money learn futures / option trading these markets are centralized meaning every position is tracked with data, unlike cfd's the underlying assets can be marked up and manipulated by forex brokers. There is a reason why the FX industry is regulated so heavily and why 90% of all brokers are offshore offering 1:500 leverage to retail losers lol. Don;'t get me wrong you can make money if you have your own cfd broker or prop firms because the behind the scene business is lucrative. For the little retail guys that want to trade and make money... DO NOT TRADE CFD, switch to Futures ! Your welcome
Waqar you're such a good interviewer. You listen and ask great questions. Keep it up!
Yes I’ve fallen in love wit his podcast . He’s so knowledgeable in almost every aspect and considering he’s quite young … it’s an amazing skill he’s got here
On the contrary, Waqar is consistently interrupting with more questions while his guest is still attempting to complete his response to the first question. Waqar needs to learn to listen better.
The interviewer's impressive eloquence not only reflected their mastery of effective communication but also elevated the entire interview experience. Their ability to pose thought-provoking and well-crafted questions demonstrated a keen understanding of the subject matter and a genuine commitment to engaging and meaningful dialogue, contributing significantly to the overall positive and enriching nature of the interview encounter.
Keep it up!
Did you like it then?
Man I started 10 months ago with technical. And for the past week, I was learning fundamentals. I am grateful that I got into fundamentals because price action now makes sense to me. I have a long road to go yet I am excited. Pasquale is trading like professionals, plus he is very humble and the community needs his knowledge. I would love to learn from him.
Where are you learning fundamental bro can you plz suggest
@@Vishnu-mg9xj I do not know if you got my previous comment. If not give me a type of info that I can send it to you without CZcams guidelines restricting me.
Pls I’ll like to know too. Where are you learning your fundamentals from?
@@user-ub6jr5ki1v my friend I do not think that I can give you advice while I am still struggling to become profitable :)
@@J-trading607Would appreciate the info also!
Waqar is very clever man asking pin point questions 📌 😅❤
Pasquale, you're one of a kind, a truly wonderful opportunity to delve into the mind of someone who's realized his own way. Thank you Waqar.
Best interviewer for this trader I've seen hands down. Excellent job, very insightful thank you!
Waqar i have watched 3 different podcasts with Pasquale and the type of questions you always ask makes the podcast best.
Waqar is a 🐐. His explanation on profit management is legendary. 1 to 3 partial profits is going to upgrade my trading
All long time survivors keep it simple. Love it when Pasquale responded 80 pc is mental to barrage of ICT buzzwords. 👏
Wow, something new for me. It opened my mind in new areas. And kudos to the host, he did great job asking exact question a traders wants ansers of.
love the personal experience to the subjects waqar is putting in between the questions and answers, podcasts are super fun and relatable
Thanks for the feedback, thanks for that!
Very well detailed and organized podcast! being addicted to this channel.
Basically he spent 277k on prop firms to make 2,5 million. Interesting approach.
So his RR is almost 1:10,Which is fantastic anyway
In trading to make more you have to lose more
Why do you say he spent 277k on prop firms?
@@pappas610 because he said he had a 9:1 return. Just simple math.
@@User-po5yt😂👏
Bro your intros our by far the best. Even the background sound
When the market goes down then it's buying opportunity. If the market goes up then you are making money. If you stay invested and ignore the market's ups and downs, you'll make a lot of money in the long run; however, a severe market correction causes a lot of margin calls and sell-offs, driving the market even lower. currently i'm up 13% in my diversified portfolio. As crazy as it sounds some still make enormous returns from this seemingly unknown market. gotta be greedy when others are fearful
Waqar mind was exploding when he said he relied on fundamentals 😂
Another example of how important having a mental edge is. Pasquele has developed an iron mindset that is fearless and focused. Great Pod Waqar 👏🏾
All is mind, understand how the fractal assimilation of perspective from without, builds within, and in effect will determine the frequency of your success.. Noise, wear filters; vibe with discretion.
waqar is the g ill be on his podcast one day lets go
Waqar you have the 2nd best Wordz of Rizdom podcast in the game!
Cant compare with the master haha, but thank you bro
Great pod guys!
Pasquale running it up!
The smartest interviewer ever in the trading field ❤
the calmness is superb.
😂😂😂😂 its his true edge maybe
Sauce here.. Waqar is underappreciated on this platform.
Thanks for another great interview. These are gems. Absolutely incredible content guys, keep it up!
I think one should trade personal funds the same way you would trade a funded account/s . That way we can stay within a good risk parameter .
2 different trading styles yet both men are massively successful. Stick to what works for your own personal emotional style 💯
Really love your interviews. Id really love to be able to listen to all of your interviews via Apple Podcasts (audio only). Any chance you are thinking of uploading all your past interviews into the usual podcast channels? Thanks!
00:17s He looks like Luka Doncic LOL,Anyways Interview with great traders are gems.You can really learn a lot from them
Yep. And JadeFX is probably really ranked #3 or 4 because there are other interviews with the most paid
Waqar's podcast and words of rizdom amazing content..
Great interview! Would love to hear more of these in the podcast app as well! Keep up the great content 💯
Perfect example of ignoring EVERYBODY and doing what works for you
A great interview! Thank you very much.
this is the best interview I ever watch.. Thanks
Really enjoyed this. Well done. I could have watched another hour.
there definitely exists strategies that only consist of a powerful set of technical confluences making fundamentals obsolete
In my opinion, the best thing to learn trading is by yourself. I mean no mentorship because most mentors out there are self claimed gurus who can not verify their expertise.
Go and learn through trail and error from different mentors but same system.
When you get different perspectives from different sources but the same trading strategy, you can understand it and make your own system.
they actually can easily verify their expertise. for example my FTMO has an equity curve for all my trades
100% agree. While I do like to watch interviews, I very very very rarely watch strategies if you can even call it that. I have my own systems that I built over the years and what I learned is that you have to approach the market for what works for you. I don't even like the term mentor because actual mentors have a personal relationship and they don't charge. And like you said, most of them don't even make their record transparent. If they don't provide a link with verified results from a reputable third party, they shouldn't be teaching nor doing interviews.
@@user-nu5ri3mt8n Yup and you don't become a pro at something by being "taught". You have to teach yourself and inject your own way of doing things. And those ways have to be effective.
I studied Computer Science in college and even worked as a software engineer but it wasn't my passion. I thought school would make me a good engineer by just going to classes and absorbing info. This was very wrong and when I landed a job it wasn't any different. The best engineers got very into their work and they didn't have to bave anyone teach them. They taught themselves while also getting some mentorship. But without the mentor they would still have learned it regardless.
Yes I know I'm ranting here 🤓🤙 but I still think it's not obvious to people just how self motivated and determined you have to be to not just try and have a mentor do all the heavy lifting. You really have to enjoy the lifting to ever make it in trading or any skill based field. And I don't think you can fake that. I couldn't in software but I don't need to in trading. And that's the bare minimum to even succeed at trading with prop firms. let alone your own capital where a few mistakes end your career.
Amazing! Thanks for sharing your top 3 fundamentals, very useful 👍 📈
Ayyyy mr business man, this fire brother keep up the Greatness.
ORDER OF IMPORTANT (NEWS)
1.INTEREST RATE AND INFLATION
2.UNEMPLOYMENTS
3.OTHERS
16:13 "I HAVE IN EVERY CHART" (HE ONLY TRADES GOLD ACTUALLY)
50, 100, 200 MA
1H - 4H
Damn dude you're a great interviewer and conversationalist.
Appreciate that! Thank you
hold on a minute:
if he has 60% WR and avarage RR 1/3 and takes about 30 trades per month( conservative option )
he would have 360 trades per year of witch 216 are profitable and 144 are losing ones.
So his R multiple in a year is 216*3 - 144*1 = 504 R. HOW IS THAT POSSIBLE, that's INSANE.
Yeah and if you have one 200k account with a prop firm and take 1% risk with each trade, that’s 500x2k-10% (prop firm’s take) that’s 900k a year profits, from one account.
If fundamentals moved the market then people wouldn't have technical edges. When a low or high is put in, that's all technical. It doesn't matter matter what news event happen. It won't be for another few months before the news have any impact and even then, it takes place over time by scaling in and out. They aren't clicking the mouse and then price rise or drop. And price actually do stagnate mostly. Even in 500 pip ranges. Fundamentals are reasons why participants whether (humans, banks, hedge funds, and algos) commit money to the market. Market Makers use technicals to decide when, where, and how far to move the market.
Market makers don’t use technicals keep believing fairytales
Great Pod Sir, thank you so much.
Great video, full of great insight as to how we as traders can continue to scale and perceive trading.
At 17:51 and on, I disagree slightly. ICT himself says that it would be foolish not looking to lower than sub-one minute charts, and does so on his trades (30s, 15s, 10s, etc). It gives opportunities to pyramid in justifiable market conditions. This still supports the fractal booking of price that you brought up.
Another example would be the reasoning behind Cameron’s model. Thank you for sharing this content to see other successful traders
@@OS-yg9fr What are you talking about, man. I conceptually agreed with and refined the initial statement.
I don’t need to prove anything to you, it is already in every chart.
Wow I love this guy just much real
stay rational, assume only what you require to acquire your desire.
Pasquale is too chilled yo' 💯
As a former #1 podcast host, you killed it in this interview!!
Once u widraw such cash in props, fund ur personal account because it has lower probabilities to close compared to prop firms
Profirm industry seems a bit confusing nowadays. Waqar, can you pls give some instincts about how they work with LP
Wow really Great podcast keep continue.
Waqar the classy gentleman ❤
nice podcast waqar ! 🧠✅
Good interview thank you
The market is 80 percent fundamental and 20 percent technical.
36:10 50 challenges from one firm
Definitely not a sustainable model, he’s a success story, but most will not get to this level
A very good podcast. Very insightful and questions were asked at the right time and for us as viewer, we’d like the same question.
Thank you guys❤
Highly noted
❤❤❤❤❤ wow interview😮😮😮😮
Gold is so hard to trade! I love NQ and have found an awesome strategy to trade that fits me
It's not hard - just your time-based optics warp/distort/obfuscate clear trend inception/reversal/continuation inflection points
@@gn6905can u elaborate a little more
9:51 the math isn’t mathing
Amazing content
Thank You Odogwu
Pasquale brandished the fact that Funded Peaks is German as a benefit, because of all the "German regulations" ... look at the company now ... can they recover their reputation at this point?
Thank you a lot 🎉
great interview
great podcast
did he say he bought 50 challenges or else
Great content and interviewing style and questions. Have you got any information regarding the prop firm that Pasquale is starting. like where to access it ect? Thanks
well, Pasquale says , he is not trading now using prop firms but meanwhile is making his own :)
Yo! He was like " ICT who??" 😂🤣🤣
I think i'm the only one so i'm probably going to get some hate here.
However i would have preferred to hear more from the guest and their strategy and experience rather than the interviewers. I feel like Pasquale had a-lot more knowledge to share.
I agree
good content
Pls can anyone help, what's the best prop firm I could get at the moment
I don’t think he’s sharing his actual trading experience. More like financial commentary from him. The affect of US economic data is sufficient but the technical is the crowd that pushed it there if there’s no crowd no push.
He siad fundemental trader but take 3 trades per day 😢
Seems really risky trading big size and getting big payouts with these prop firms that are not regulated, what happens with a discrepancy, or worst the company folds? Fair play if you managed to get some money out them.
future class action
Great video
Thanks
All in all , he’s successful , but this approach is very gamey and not a good trading model in actuality, now he might trade his personal capital a lot differently but buying 50 challenges, over leveraging and passing 6, seems way more like gambling than using the actual skill of trading, not to say it’s completely wrong , I mean you can’t Argue with results , but definitely not the way to trade and in my opinion not even the way to trade props for longevity, but like he said he treated it as a very short term thing and he had the cash to blow on buying so many challenges and the risk to reward was present, but as a trader I don’t see much to learn from this guy, he trades very basic retail concepts and claims to use fundamentals, yet trades on an intraday perspective , while most fundamentals are more suited to longer term swing traders, good gambler bad “Trader” in my opinion, he gamed the system and won, definitely richer than me so heck what do I know , but yeah not the one to learn trading from I would advise to everyone
anyone correct Moving Average he said 15 or 50
Thanks bud for keepin us financially Educated! Regardless of how bad it gets on the economy, I still make over $22,000 every single week.
Wow!! Kind of in shock, you mentioned Mrs.Gillian. She has proved beyond all doubt that it's worth generating wealth from crypto investment. I've been earning greatly
50 challenges for TFT what the hell didn't even say how many he passed? If you are spending that much on challenges personally you shouldn't be trading lol
1:9 Risk to reward. He’s spent 6 figures on challenges and made $2.5M in payouts. The key here is he maximised the opportunity of prop firms with a strategy. That’s what matters
What a shit strat lol@@WaqarAsim.
He's the best trader on tft, pretty nuts
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@WaqarAsim. Not really pretty dumb if you ask me.
Did anyone catch the name of the prop firm he is planning to start, I can’t quite hear what he is saying?
Funded Peaks i just switched on subtitles
Feed the algo a bit cuz why nah, get faster at typing, equivalent exchange.
If you're reading this, its time for you to read the kybalion.. Enjoy the master key :) ... ...
No
Waqar should do less talking and more listening. The episode comes off as more of a conversation instead of an interview… I do like his line of questioning. Gets straight to the meat
It is a podcast and a conversation - not an interview…
Poliw sadanam
Can someone tell me good prop firm
I wish I could wrap my mind around fundamentals, but it doesnt make any sense. To e, the concept of "good news" or "bad news" has no direct correlation to price. You see earnings go up and price go down. Then earnings go down and price goes down. Fundamentals see's to be random. Yet, I know people make $ by assuming fundamentals holds some sort of truth. I want to learn that, but seems so random.
It is random because fundamentals do not move the market that is the biggest lie even the name fundementals is misleading there is nothing fundemental about them
Bond yield curve and monetary policy.
Fundamentals take experience
Only paid out 7 times from 60 challenges though?!?! Is that not ridiculous? Did I hear that right?
But he max leverages each account, which means alot of them blow up. But those that don't print him huge amounts of $.
Yea but keep in mind one payout was 250k with an average winning day of 50k 😂
Interesting video and informative always love your stuff - reach out ;) 👍
Did he say Funding Pips?
Funded Peaks
Interviewing 101. The person you are interviewing is meant to do the most of the talking. If you want to be a good interviewer.
It’s not an interview, it’s a conversation…
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