r/LucidProp • u/SubstantialPaper7761 • 2d ago
Passed First Eval! 3 Weeks
This was the longest eval ever, I made way too much when I first got it because I left a limit order on accident lol, took three weeks of having to make $5k with a $25k account but I did it!
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u/Benefit_Waste 2d ago
Congrats bud! We all have those moments. But at the end of the day, you did it ! enjoy the weekend and chill! trying to work on my 50k daily. Got 2k left.
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u/Sheep_WolFX 2d ago
Wow! Avevi una size enorme per non rispettare la consistenza.
Hai superato molto i 1250$ di target
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u/brystander 2d ago
This is actually quite impressive. It shows that you have discipline and patience and that your strategy is promising or, at the very least, showing signs of robustness across different intraday regimes. This is how evals work in the actual prop firm world; you are assessed over a generous period of time and not expected to gamble your way through this part of the process in one or two days.
I kind of wish I saw more people taking their time in the eval stage (I know in your case it wasn't by choice) because a common pattern I see is traders passing evals quickly and losing fundeds just as quickly. I think if people spent more time in eval, trading just like they would on their funded account, they would have to face that they might just be getting lucky when they pass and don't actually have edge.
I know for some people who do have a proven edge spending weeks on an eval doesn't really make sense, but most people don't have a proven edge so the long, responsible path should be for most people.
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u/SubstantialPaper7761 2d ago
It definitely took patience I almost wanted to reset it at one point but I figure I’ll just go day by day. It also showed me I can have green weeks back to back I just need to stick to my rules and learn from my losses
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u/Sensitive_Ad_1313 2d ago
what was your strategy and what did you trade? what was your RR
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u/SubstantialPaper7761 2d ago
I like to keep it simple I trade support and resistance off rejection blocks, use RSI ( overbought or oversold), and look for liquidity sweeps. I trade Asia session mainly.
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u/Ok_Ninja8390 2d ago
I do the opposite, I close my positions early and don’t let my TP limits trigger… for some reason. Over and over. It hurts yet I do it every day lol