Wait. . the way you waited for the challan to reach virtual court. 😄

Congratulations 🥂

Bring in Poocha ser

If I was a public defender, I would start providing orange makeup and shitty wigs to all my clients…

The last one is ok.

If there was no sachin we would be sitting here and saying how Dravid is so much better than current day test legends namely kohli, smith.

I would suggest kasrodian near town hall metro...tho it's a bit expensive worth every penny......Yousta in kaloor is affordable too...Cotton Fab near shenoys

Disgusting!!!!!! These cheapo influencers need to get a education..... So vile

blowing an account happens to more traders than you think, especially when emotions like greed kick in, so don't be too hard on yourself. The fact that you know exactly what went wrong is already a big step in the right direction.

Maybe you can

# 1. Take a Step Back with Paper Trading

To refine your strategy and, more importantly, work on sticking to your risk management rules without the emotional pressure of real money.

# 2. Focus on Risk Management

You passed the challenge, so your strategy *can* work, but passing isn’t enough if your risk management isn’t solid. Set clear rules for position sizing, stop losses, and daily loss limits. This can help you avoid blowing up again when emotions run high.

# 3. Practice Emotional Discipline

The hardest part of trading isn’t the strategy (unfortunately) it’s controlling your emotions. Some things that help:

* **Avoid Revenge Trading:** Take breaks after a bad streak instead of trying to make it back
* **Max Trades per day:** Limit how many trades you take per day to avoid impulsive decisions.
* **Journaling:** Consider journaling every trade and note everything (emotions, errors, good/bad choices), it sounds small, but it helps you catch emotional patterns,

If you want to try again with a funded account, that’s fine, but don’t rush back into it thinking you’ll "win" this time. Make sure you’ve really nailed down your risk management first. It’s not gambling if you’re following a consistent plan and managing your risk. But if you’re chasing losses or taking trades outside your strategy, it can quickly become gambling.

I personally blown many accounts but now I have some with payouts and still active, I use automated strategies for some of them to totally reset my emotions, I simply accept what I coded in my strategy.

Money came and nothing was the same

15 people complementing in real life? Ye kabse hone laga? Mere saath to nahi hua aaj tak

First find me those 15 people

Trading is a process. It's like been a doctor or any other occupation. It take time and work. And it's not for everyone. People often sees trading as something everyone can do, but you need a lot of knowledge about economics, companies, financial markets.
So you can try again if you're willing to pay the price.

If you want to attempt something new, say it to as many people as possible and only then attempt to do it

Wake up late > enjoy breakfast and chai or brew coffee if it is weekend > binge some show > lunch > binge again > gym > dinner > scrolling.

Few weekends i would go out to have lunch with friends but for now in the phase where i really don’t feel like socialising beyond texts/reels soo that is that.

That relief at the end says it all

Always crowded whenever i go there so i don't feel the same

pick me ho behen, wannabe mastermind and actually an underachiever

wapis kahi dikh mat jana.

I usually try to avoid desserts while on diet, But this sounds interesting. Will surely try

People in cars who drive on the wrong side of the road. Endangering bike riders while being at minimal risk themselves, just to save a few minutes of commute. These people deserve a slow painful death.

Also people who pee on the road deserve to get their dicks cut off.

You can go back even more to Silsila sangam kkhh, dil to pahal hai