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  1. @swisstrader1 - I have been in Huddy's trading room for over 6 months and know "exactly" how he trades and your comments about him losing money in some swiss fund has to be a lie because it is 100 percent the opposite of how Huddy trades. Huddy has the tightest stops of anyone I have seen in 10 years of trading and he does that for one reason - to keep your losses small and let your winners run. Now he does trade large size and thus starting to scale off at 4 ticks is nice with large contracts but the main purpose is to take "something" off from the trade and if it goes back to BE, he gets out and I have seen that be the right decision many times. Does Huddy have a lot of break even trades? Yes, he does - but mainly after he's scaled out at least 4 ticks. He also has some large winners with his runners and because of his expertise with market profile and using larger time frames, he is very knowledgable in knowing which areas have a better chance for a runner to have a good run. Also, Huddy calls out "every single" trade in advance letting you know "in advance" where to jump in and he always says at what price he is entering before he enters and it is very easy to see how his trade "that he called out in advance" does. His areas are so well defined, that I call his trading laser trading because he "expects" price to go in his direction "immediately" upon entry. They are very "precise trades" based upon his key setups. There are a lot of traders who consider Huddy's trading style boring and if you consider waiting for a trade setup to meet your criteria vs jumping in at various spots and having to use larger stops with more risk, then it truly is boring but much better fewer boring accurate profitable trades than more losing larger trades. I have seen Huddy miss out on some pretty good trades because price missed his entry by a tick or 2 but it does not phase him at all. He is the most disciplined trader I've ever seen and he knows one thing for sure - there will be plenty more good trades that "will" hit his trade setup and thus, that is why he is so profitable. I have never seen him even once deviate from his trading plan. All of his trades are called in advance and posted on Twitter and only posted if the traders in the room were able to get in on the trade - not posted if Huddy was the only one who got in. I joined Huddy mainly to learn a lot more about market profile and he's the best I've seen at knowing all of the little nuances of MP and teaching how best to use it. If your goal is to make lots of trades and go for the doubles, triples and home runs, Huddy's room will not be for you because most traders who trade that way have to take bigger risks and profitable trading is about quality of trades, not quanity. However, if you desire to be a "consistently" profitable trader trading with less risk and more confidence and want to grow your account on a weekly basis, then Huddy's room can help you do that. Huddy is not only one of the best traders I have ever seen, but he genuinely cares about helping other traders to learn how to trade for a living and the price he charges for his room is not making him a millionaire and is very reasonable, especially in comparsion to many others out there. He makes a good living every day trading and oh - I do not have to see his trading statement to know how profitable he is. I know that by the trades he calls out "in advance". I do not know why you are spreading these lies about Huddy but as someone whose been in his room every day for over 6 months, I KNOW what the truth is and I just explained it. DC
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