AT: Trader 2x their trading account in 3 months...
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Yo, another one in the books. TGE Max just helped another trader recover from heavy losses and transformed them into an elite trader who went parabolic on his account... I can't make this up. In just 3 months, Ajin learned the strategies, executed on his own, recovered his losses, and grew his account +113% ROI. That's what TGE Max is built for – to forge struggling traders into elite performers, then trade together to make even more money. Ready to level up like Ajin? Do you have what it takes to make this type of change? /Ruben |
Ruben @ Alfa Toro
hey Reader! I'm closing the year at +56.69% YTD, and I want to share with you the 3 biggest lessons that matter most as you prep for 2026. These aren't flashy.They're not new.But they're the reason I've stayed profitable the last few years. 1. Risk-reward ratio Before I enter any trade, I ask one question first: Is the risk-reward worth it? After 6+ years of trading, I've accepted one uncomfortable truth:I cannot escape losing streaks. Losing streaks can last a few trades, a few days, weeks,...
Hey, Just wanted to share with you something. A little over a year ago, Sewell was like most new traders. Trying to figure it out alone, chasing wins, and watching his $10,000 account slowly drain to just $1,700. That could've been the end of the road. But instead of quitting, he made a one decision that changed everything! He joined TGE Max. 2 weeks in, he knew he had found the right system and mentorship. He unlearned bad habits, and rebuilt his approach from scratch. Fast forward to today?...
Read time: 2 minutes Let’s talk about a trading mistake that’s costing traders money every day. A lot of traders rely on ATR (Average True Range) to gauge how far a stock can move in a day. It sounds logical—ATR calculates the average range based on historical price action, using highs, lows, and closing prices. But here’s the problem: ATR is completely backward-looking. It doesn’t factor in implied volatility (IV), which is forward-looking. It doesn’t account for market events like earnings,...