Kadir G discussed his trading journey, highlighting the importance of consistency and risk management. He shared that his brother Hamza excels at holding positions, while he focuses on trade management and chart patterns. They both trade gold charts and emphasize the significance of understanding market conditions. Kadir advised new traders to focus on the process rather than monetary gains and to journal trades for better understanding. He also stressed the importance of adjusting strategies based on market cycles and maintaining focus during trading sessions to avoid distractions. Kadir and Hamza have a combined track record of over $15 million in payouts. Podcast Interview Interview Link Website - FundedBrothers.comDiscord (incl. 2x Free Indicators mentioned) - DiscordYouTube - @FundedBrothersInstagram - @kadir.xauX - @kadir_xau Kadir's Trading Strategy Key Lessons [08:45] Ask yourself each and every time when you're in a trade, are you fine with the outcome? [10:36] Don't focus on the monetary side. Focus on actually being a good trader, what would a professional do, then the money will follow anyways. [11:40] Most of the times, it's the boring things that makes you better in trading. [12:44] If you are not aware that market cycles are changing, because they will always change… one minute candle, 300 points. That's a daily candle sometimes. [15:25] As a professional, if you have an A++ setup, that's when you size up. But apart from that, you keep your risk steady. [15:41] Every trade has the probability of having a loss, even if you have a 90% win rate. [17:18] Market right now is in a range… let's adjust to one to one, because we saw that the one to one always hit. [24:39] Do the boring stuff, and you will see a major change in your trading. No one wants to do it, but it has to be done every single day. [25:27] Data always equals confidence. If you want to be confident in the market, you can only be confident through experience and data.

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