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I also have a feeling that as you gain more experience, The way you handle losses becomes something entirely different from when you first started. No, what you see is that one of the factors determining risk is your ability to manage anxiety. Right now, neither loss nor profit can depress or excite me, because I've seen it all. Why can't we enter a long position even though the momentum is quite bullish? Because if we enter the buy based on this range, we will be trading buy at a premium. Psychology is a very key component in the market, and unfortunately, it cannot be taught. The Mind of a Trader podcast, where we outthink the market. If you're currently in a trade, take a pause; if you haven't analyzed the markets, don't proceed. might be what you need—this is the Mind of a Trader podcast, where we cut through the noise. Focus on execution and analyze the mindset behind each move. This is where discipline meets execution. I am your host presenter Ali, and of course, this is where real traders sharpen their edge. This is another episode of season three, and of course, for the third time, if I'm not mistaken. We have been joined by Blue Bull Capital Inc., the one and only. How are you doing, my brother? I'm well, sir. Great to see you looking sharp, man. How is the market treating you? We're managing well. Is it JC Morgan? J.C. Morgan Chase The only institutional trader in the country at this moment. Nice to see you. You've been here, you came for the first time, you shared your story. You came again; you told us your strategy. This is actually the fourth time. Yes, the fourth time. That's amazing. That shows people in the channel truly love you. I'd really love to know how trading has been treating you this year? Well, honestly, I first thank God for everything, and thank you so much for having me on board today. Realistically, the markets have been a bit complex in recent times. especially under the current regime. There was a meme that was being traded occasionally back then. Sometimes, that truth was much more powerful on social media and Twitter than on TradingView. You analyze well. Then all of a sudden someone just wrote something and up But I thank God I've been able to manage well. I also sharpened my edge, and it's delivering much more precise entries. Looking at where you were, let's say, last year and right now, would you say Has there been an improvement, perhaps in your psychology, in the way you trade and everything else? Yes, there has been improvement in so many dimensions. Not even in trading, generally speaking, in terms of my purpose and career, and the reason for trading. You know the first time when we were trading, we met with you. You know, my reason for trading was just about living and being able to pay the bills. But right now I think I'm thinking something much bigger And yes, my trading has improved as well, which is why I'm now thinking above average. Wow, interesting. Every day there are new beginners who enter the market. And they find trading very complex; they find trading, you know, very hard to understand. What is one thing that has helped you get to where you are right now? to be able to look at the market in a different way What can really help a beginner when they're just getting started? Maybe they're looking at the candlesticks, They're looking at different indicators, different strategies. How do you filter out all that noise to just decide to stick with one thing? Okay, so the first one is constant study. Markets, specifically foreign exchange markets, involve contracts for defense. When you're trading CFDs, you're basically at a significant disadvantage as a retail trader. Because typically we are at the bottom of the pyramid. I think constant study of the market begins with first understanding what the market is. The market is not static; it is dynamic and constantly changing. The price action in 2011 is not how it is today. So things keep evolving. So it's a field you can't just gain an advantage in and say I will be trading this specific strategy for five to seven years. There is something called alpha decay, where things that were working sometimes break down. They become obsolete. So you need to keep learning, and now, as you advance your learning you discover how you viewed the market It's not actually how you'll be viewing it after three or four years. Because for a Forex beginner, trading the market is a chart. a graph of time against price moving either upward or downward Making money based on your anticipation. If you anticipate it, you're going to buy it; when it goes up, you make money. And conversely, if you say it's a sell and it goes down, you make money. But once you reach the intermediate level, you realize that the market is not actually about candlesticks. It's a conversation between a buyer and a seller regarding a specific contract. Once you go maybe to an advanced level, now hedge fund level, Now you begin to see the market quite differently. You begin to view the market as an auction zone. where contracts and other items are being auctioned by various participants and then an avenue where someone is being forced to do something throughout. So for any candlestick that you see, It is someone who has been forced or compelled by the other to do that. So now you begin reasoning in terms of who is trapped and who is trapping. So it grows over time, and it's normal for you to feel like These things are complicated the first time. You scale up once more, your mindset expands toward the market and how you perceive it. Interesting. Speaking of beginners, something just crossed my mind. Is beginner's luck a real thing, and has it ever worked in your favor? Beginner's luck? Yeah, maybe someone is just new to the market and thinks he has a strategy. Just because he's been winning three, four, five, six trades. Like, wow, I might actually have mastered this thing. I think I'm really good. Yeah, first I had beginner's bad luck. I saved my capital for nine months, which was a thousand dollars, and I blew it in thirty minutes. So my first ever deposit was a thousand dollars. which I couldn't sustain the trade for more than 30 minutes, and I lost the account. But then at some point, there was a time I passed a perfume, and I know you know that story. Honestly, that perfume was like a slap in the face because it was 25K. And in four working days, I earned approximately 50 to 60 USD, 50 to 40 USD. And that was my first ever profit from trading. So my first profit did not come from deposits or trades. It was from a perfume. Technically speaking, yes and no. I had that bad luck right from the start, when I first got in, you know, I've watched a lot of content online, and this content works because, realistically speaking, The market is so easy to predict after it has played out. So online gurus everywhere are constantly drawing support and resistance levels and the market reacting to them. But in reality, when it's actually happening in real time to draw that support and resistance and it unfolds. That's where the real fool was. So yeah, I had it. But beginners' luck is real, and this is a psychological issue. You know, as you progress as a trader, you've inevitably incurred some losses. And thus, you become a bit more skeptical in your analysis and everything. So sometimes you leave early. Sometimes, for a beginner, he knows he has to win. Yes. He has to make money. So sometimes they can hold, and then the market can go that direction. Because in any case, the market is binary—either going down or up. Yes. So a beginner can just randomly look at some crossovers of moving averages, Crossing down. I remember those times. Yeah. And those were dark days. Some things crossing, I don't know, 50 and 100. And yes, it can work out because a market is a market. It's either going up or down. And once you make this money now, it makes you think that this is how it's going to be. But the reality is that it is not sustainable. And I think that's where the issue of profitability comes in. You can only claim to be a profitable trader if you are consistently profitable. Consistently profitable. Exactly. There is a difference between being profitable and making money from the markets. Okay. Actually, after I made a payout of $5,000, I lost money for four months straight. Because your psychology is messed up. I used to deposit, and I remember that sometimes I never deposited again after losing consecutively. So I stopped after four days. Those people from the brokerage, the representatives who were called, asked whether everything was alright. Why am I not trading? Why aren't you depositing anymore? Because it was a kind of beginner's luck. It's not realistic to make $5,000 from $2,500. That's actually 30% in four days. Most pro-farm traders will tell you the target is 2% to 3% per payout. So technically, yeah, I had beginner's luck. I can say that. Interesting. Now let's talk about what we are about to examine today. I think last time we worked on your strategy, and of course we covered the beginner's aspect as well. It was very interesting, and many people asked if you would come a second time. Now today we're going to be looking at the intermediate aspect. Now take us from just slightly past where we left off, so that someone who didn't Watch the video to check it yourself. And then, before that, if you haven't actually watched the first part of the interview, It's right here. Please click right here, and then you'll be able to watch it. Now tell us what we are looking at, the strategy we are examining, and then we Summarize the beginner section, and then proceed to the intermediate part. Okay, so my beginner strategy that we actually discussed was about a trend reversal approach. where I adhered to my strong campaign that I am a reversal trader and I want to monitor the price from which it is reversing And I believed because there is a simple tool or an indicator in TradingView. which actually functions properly in identifying specific key zones before they are mitigated by the price And so I took us through that, and today I want us to go a little bit further, not not necessarily deep, because we also want to synchronize— you know, you can't just move From beginner to expert, there must be an intermediate stage. And this intermediate stage is now where we are introducing the third aspect of trading. Because what we studied in the beginner strategy was a pure price action strategy. And by design, a pure price action strategy is a completely incomplete trading model and that is because every market element you see, or every market, whether the futures market, The cryptocurrency market, the stock market, the foreign exchange market, every market you see is a representation. of the realities which are time, price, and volume. But you discover that pure price action struggles to incorporate volume, time, and price. to the extent of choosing the easy way out by completely ignoring it. So right now I want us to try introducing another element into the space, which is now volume to see how volume can be essential in helping us identify specific pivot points where the market might reverse and potentially provide us with speculative profits. Wow, interesting. So guys, we're about to take a look at how Blue Bull Capital actually views the market. 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If it's a bullish market and then we said we mark out that particular swing low, for example, this particular engagement there, and then we look for internal range liquidity within this particular price movement or within this range Within that particular range, assuming this one is horizontal. Within this particular range, we look for three things: either a fair value gap, an order block, or a liquidity void. Those are essentially the components of internal range liquidity. So if you notice that there is likely a fair value gap within this specific price range, then basically what happens is we are supposed to wait for the market to reverse back to the fair value gap and then probably enter your market from this, targeting a 1:2 or 1 is to 3. The short option should be here; just a moment. Short position at the fair value gap. If it's a fair value gap, it most likely always becomes a fair value gap within that The range is probably 1 to 2 or 1 to 3. So this is basically quite basic because it's just price action, higher highs and higher lows. lowes. But once again, you discover that there are times when the market decides to come for liquidities above here. So by that extension, it means that if your entry criteria were based on this fair value gap, Basically, the market will surpass it and then come back to react after sweeping the liquidities. Which are the external ranges? Remember, they are the magnet of the price. So now what we are going to talk about today is basically what informs a much more mature Entry criteria and our focus will be on several things. One will be based on volume and two will be based on price direction. Three will be on something else that we refer to as premium or discount. Because, for example, taking an example of the most recent price action currently unfolding It's currently 16:40 East African time. So this means we are typically in the New York session. So ideally, if you have to narrow it down to H4, H4 is very crucial. Why? Because H4 is where we examine the overall market direction. H1 is where we examine the price structure. Thirty minutes is when we confirm the structure of the price. And then the entry is basically within a 15 to 5-minute time frame. So you cannot enter the market from the H4 zone. So when you look at H4, basically the market is declining. That is the overall market trend. Now we examine the price from the H4 chart and from sentiment. Now, when you look at the sentiment in my FX book, I checked earlier. We are not in that tab right now. You will discover that most people, around 54%, are long on gold, and then a few people like 44% are actually short. So this basically means most people are on the buy side. And thus, the H4 is indicating that the market is declining, meaning there is a discrepancy between those. After all, the majority often has to lose. Now looking at H4, you can clearly see the market is dropping. So if we now narrow down to H1, we are going to look for a range, because that is where it is now. We are looking for our structure. And a range will be the price movement from the most recent low to the most recent high. In this case, the price movement from this particular point, This is the most recent range we had. So from that particular point onward, this is a range. And then the market dropped all the way down to this low, which is basically down here. So this is a market range. Now, given a range, there are things that matter greatly. Number one, where is the market at that specific point? Why can't we enter a long position, even though the momentum is quite bullish? It is because if we enter the buy based on this range, we will be trading buy at a premium. The last time I told you that the most fundamental reason people engage in business is to buy low and sell high. Everyone wants to buy inexpensive products. And everyone wants to sell expensive items, of course, except for online influencers. Anyone who is normal would want to buy this iPhone for $500 if given the chance. and sell it somewhere for $2,000. That is the ideal scenario for practicing any business. Alright, so a situation where you're buying at a high price and planning to sell at a low price, It means, basically, that the particular business is operating on a drawdown. And you can't keep it up, can you? For example, now when you look at the price, based on this range, When you select a Fibonacci retracement tool, this tool, I'm going to tweak mine a bit. It has some settings for simplicity. This is the PD Fibonacci tool. You drag it from left to right. Always push your Fibonacci from top to bottom in case you are Looking for selling opportunities, or are you actually measuring a bearish range? So based on this range, where the market is right now, It is on the premium side because the lower side is the discount. We only want to buy low and sell high. And I want to explain to you one concept that most people don't understand. When you've ever traded, I'm sure, as a beginner, you sometimes execute a buy order. And from the exact point you clicked buy, the market sells from there. Until you begin to think there are people watching. You sell exactly where you have sold, and it reverses from there. That's because you always buy from the wrong place. Let me explain why. Most people buy because they have seen others buying. So by the time you realize it's buying, for example, Let's assume this is a one-minute candle. Let's assume this is a one-minute candle. Let's make it look a bit more like a candlestick. For example, assume this is a one-minute bullish candle. That's a one-minute bullish candle. The candle is rising. So most people will click buy right then, and the candle will close. So the next candle that will come, The place where you clicked Buy is already at the premium. at the highest high of the one-minute candle. So the next candle that comes has to sell a little bit to equalize this buy. Because for every buyer there must be a corresponding seller. So the next candle that comes in dips down a little bit like that. So this means the candle is now going to be bearish. So where you bought, you bought at the tip, at the peak of that specific market engagement. And that explains why, when you click buy, the market sells. When you click sell, it's because you're buying at the wrong place. You are either buying at a discount or selling at a premium. And that doesn't work well. So now, based on what we have right now, the most basic or the most current price point. So where the market is, on this side, the upper side, this one is called premium. The premium side of the market. The one that is high. Premium means expensive. The lower one, below the 50%, is called a discount. So we apply this principle only. The basic business principle is to buy at a discount, to buy at a discount and sell at a premium So we cannot enter buys there. Although the momentum is quite bullish. That's why I told you last time: never change the trend. At this particular point, the market is attempting to reverse from that specific level. Why not? If we enter a long position there, it might experience a pullback and then we'll get stopped out. So this range is now very important. So we already know, as long as the market remains on this side, We do not have the option to buy. We don't have it completely, we don't have the option to buy. Now we begin examining possible reasons why we should sell from the current point. First, we have determined that it is a sell. So now the next thing is to look for possible reasons. Why should we sell from the current point? Which conferences support our sales orders from the current point? Just a moment. I know this isn't moving. Now from the current point, you discover that we have a few things. Number one, we have an order block here, which is this last red candle. the last blue candle that printed before an impulsive move to the downside which led to a breakdown of structure. That is essentially how we define an order block. But then an order block is not sufficient reason for you to execute an entry. There must now be another reason for you to trade. And now is where volume will come in. Now, how do we measure volume? We need to understand that there is something specific we are strictly looking for. I remember I talked about something called VSA, Volume Spread Analysis. It's an approach where we study volume in relation to price. We talk about the spread being the variation between the opening price and the closing price of a specific individual candlestick. So, in this context, this is the candlestick of interest. the one unfolding right now. Two things that we're going to do, we can add a volume profile. We have two types of volume profile in this context. We have the fixed range volume profile. And we have another one called anchored volume profile. The fixed range volume profile now allows you to set the price yourself from point to point. For example, if I want to measure volume engagement from this particular point Where my range begins, I will manually drag this all the way to that specific location. The other one, this one is the anchored one. You just click it like that, and it will position itself automatically. That is the difference between the fixed and the anchored. So in our context, even if we have both, there is something you will discover here. So we can reverse this one. I'm here to tell you about the broker I personally recommend. When it comes to execution, transparency, and withdrawals, These really matter. 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This is essentially what informs the decision to identify the link. Oh, okay, okay, okay, okay. It's okay. Don't be skeptical. The reason most people actually fail in this or people don't understand It's because they believe this candlestick will go up, the volume must always be increasing. Now in VSA, we examine volume in relation to price. Now the price is from the opening of the candlestick to the closing of the candlestick. So in this context, if our candlestick is large and then the volume is small, because volume should be directly proportional to price. So we cannot have a high price and low volume. We can't have a small candle and a large volume either. Either way, we raise eyebrows, and that shows maybe there is either a sign of strength or a sign of weakness. So in this context, as you can see, we have a large candlestick forming. But then the volume is decreasing. Secondly, there is something else here. This one, the upper line here is called the value area high. The lower one is called the value area low. And then the one in the middle is called the control point. Now, within the point of control, you can see where the market attempted to range a little bit. Now, everywhere market ranges create external range liquidity. because essentially external range liquidity is the liquidity that lies either above or below a range market. Thus, by extension, liquidity acts as a price magnet. So it means that within this particular zone, there might be a reason for the market to revisit. which is basically the liquidity being created within these particular weeks and the ones that are low. So what we're going to do is, since this is now low, we're waiting for the first one, We want to see the market pivot from that particular point. But then how will we know that our entry has been fully disrespected by the price? If at any time this candle goes up and closes above this particular zone, Then it will indicate the continuation of that particular trend. But basically this particular order block, We are looking for the reasons to support why we should trade from that specific order block. Yeah, because we're already not following the trend. Interesting. Okay, let me try to understand one aspect. So does the same apply to a sale? If the candle is selling, the volume should increase, as it should be directly proportional as well. Yes, if the candlestick is declining with momentum and volume, The volume should be directly proportional to the candlestick formation. Okay. Yeah, we shouldn't have a, but you know, the big problem with the volume Is that why pure price action struggles to incorporate it? In my own opinion, pure price action is the best trading approach. Okay. But the reason why it struggles to incorporate volume, It is because volume is reported differently by various brokers. depending on where the liquidity providers are, where they purchase liquidity So volume differs across. So the only volume you can fully trust is the volume in the futures market. or basically the COMEX gold. But now for the contracts for difference, It becomes difficult to determine exactly where the volume will be sourced from. But now for this one, it's just showing you volume based solely on price action, That is why the volume, the anchored volume profile, is very key. Okay. I would like to understand how the first indicator you showed works. Okay observing Yeah, the one for, what was the name? There were two: the one that was anchored and the first one. The first one. Yeah. So the first one was this one—the fixed range volume profile. Yes. So this is when you want to examine the volume within a specific price range. So this one is volume now generally in the market, volume generally in the market. So this is how we determine it. But technically speaking, you see, now most beginners, and this is why I was telling you most beginners fail, because they would have observed the momentum of that candlestick and placed a buy order. And I can see that your trade has really worked out. Yeah, I'm almost actually closing because I wanted to scalp. Just for the sake of this, I prefer being a little more practical. So I just wanted to make a profit of, say, $1,500. I'm aiming for a move of approximately 40 to 50 pips. Okay. My risk is well controlled. My stops above 21, 28. How many dollars in profits? $1,192 right now. Okay. So you've made $1,000. Let me see. Wow. Guys, check this out. $1,000 From the concept you have been explaining. Yeah, you know, Forex isn't philosophy. I studied philosophy in school. So you cannot go back to meet Socrates in real time. But trading is something you can actually see. And once again, we are analyzing the current price movement. So it's a practical approach to life, to finance, yes. Interesting. Yes, sir. Wow. And would you use this among all pairs? Yeah, this is used. It's price action, literally. It's price action. And every asset, every price acts across all asset classes. So, it's okay, that's enough, sir. Closing? I'm closing at $1,624 USD. And yes. Interesting. Yes, sir. This guy just made about 200,000 Kenyan shillings while we're just Having an ordinary interview. Just an ordinary day in your life. So this is just what your day looks like. No, the interview conflicted with my trading time. I traded this session. Okay, interesting. So I wouldn't let the interview cause my business to collapse. Wow. Yes, sir. So you're talking about all pairs? Yes, this particular approach can work across all pairs. But again, there are some things you have to do. That's why I didn't hold on for long. Since our entry has not been confirmed yet. It's not confirmed. Okay. Yeah. So it would be better if we wait for this candle to close first. Yes, yes. Okay, because it would have surpassed here. But my stop losses were tight, around 20 to 30 pips. Because it's a scalp. Yeah, it was a quick scalp. But technically, the confirmation is this candle closing within the range. And if possible, try to keep it within the golden pocket. Now let me show you the golden pocket. Is this a Fibonacci sequence? You applied a Fibonacci tool. Then you change. How do I change this Fibonacci now? This is not a golden pocket one. You come here, click, and then you place this optimal trade. Okay. And then you set it at the highest point of the range. And then you bring it down to the 0.0 mark. Make sure it's at the lowest possible level. So these three lines between 61.80 and 79.00. This is basically what we call the golden pocket. And quite often, the market pivots away from that particular golden pocket. So if this candle could drop, it would likely close below the golden pocket. We might now say that it has swapped liquidities to the upside. and closed within the range. Okay. And that would be a good confirmation, perhaps to target the previous low. Yes. That is if you are a bit more conservative than Blue Bull is. Oh, okay. Interesting. So your aspect of riskDescripcion del producto: Do you feel it's changed from when you were a beginner to now? Okay. I know when someone is a beginner, Sometimes, you probably don't have that much money to just risk it like that. But I also have a feeling that as you gain more experience, The way you handle losses just becomes something entirely different. from the moment you start out. No, what you need to understand is that one of the factors determining risk is your ability to manage anxiety. Right now, there is neither loss nor profit that can depress or excite me. Because I've seen it all. I've woken up and lost everything I had. I've also woken up broke and figured life out in a day. So I don't think there is anything that can make me feel like I've made it. even if I make maybe $30,000 in a day, I still won't be excited because I've lost so many times in the market. until I've equalized that. The market has humbled you. Exactly. So there is nothing to be excited about, whether you make a lot of money or you incur a loss. So what matters is how you bounce back from loss? That is what matters. Or how do you bounce back from a loss? Because I've also discovered that profit is as dangerous as loss. There was a time when I was making profits consecutively, continuously for, let's say, five days without a single stop loss. Then this now, it becomes part of you, of your system that you must win. But that is not the case. So next time you chase the markets trying to make the same, You have a bad trade. You've lost, let's say, 10%, 5% of your account. And you're like, now I want to stop here. But because you have registered in your mind that you must make money, Somehow you end up blowing your account again. So it is also advisable after every three, Personally, if I manage five consecutive good days, I will take a break for the following week. Like the entire week? All of it, yeah. Monday to Sunday. Absolutely, yes. Okay. So that I can reset, yes. If you are looking for ways to automate your trading with a system that has a proven track record, Then you need to check out BMM. One of the biggest challenges that traders face today is managing emotional decision-making in high-pressure environments. is consistently finding high-quality setups and spending hours glued to the charts. BMM solves that problem using advanced AI-powered scanners. that identify high-probability trading opportunities across the markets. When a setup is identified, you receive a clear buy or sell signal. together with TP1, TP2, and TP3 targets, including a stop loss. 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You know, the days when you feel like you're going in or out of a trade, The day you feel like you have so much greed that you need to make money. How did you figure out your psychology throughout your trading journey? I think psychology is a very key component in the market. And unfortunately, it cannot be taught. That's the thing, yeah. That is the hardest part because I can show you my ICT concepts. my SMC, my volume spread analysis, delta hedging options, and Greeks. You can delve deeply into options flow tables and all that. technical concepts But then it will narrow down to you, How do you feel when you have executed, since feelings cannot be shared? That one, it is something you have to build within yourself. And first, you don't work in psychology. You begin by working on the discipline. Yeah, you don't study psychology before you study the discipline. because discipline is what you are looking for in the market And once you achieve it, you get out. For example, you saw that I was looking for something very specific. Immediately, I accomplished that task. You executed. I left the market. So if I continue to hold, I probably won't have the same outcome as I did before. So first, you start by building discipline. and then now, from discipline, you scale up to. Now, your psychology is actually connected to your discipline. For example, I will never have any stop loss above 50 pips. You say that. So it means if you see 50 pips, whether you are greedy or you are feeling anxious, 50 pips loss, the market has turned against me. 50 pips, my discipline says I'm supposed to get out and to do that exactly. Wow, interesting. You do that exactly. So once you develop that discipline, for example, You say I'll never trade without my laptop. because some people just get on a public transport vehicle. They're just sitting down and they're bored. You just look at the market. You see $2,000 lying there. Gold is declining. You say, yeah, let me just scrap $20 by the time. That $20 is going to cost you your entire account. So it's a discipline you built. And now you attach your psychology to that discipline. You tell your mind I have to be disciplined. because I said I want $1,000 this week And I reached my target on Monday morning. So that week I'm not getting involved again. That's how you build And it becomes completely a part of you now. Wow. And now looking at this strategy, how long do you think it would take a beginner to learn, Would you like to understand it fully? It depends on the circumstances. surrounding the beginner, number one. There are some people who are in forex and out. They treat forex like a part-time job. When you're truly broke. Really broke. The other zone now has to work for me. And I told you, forex is so difficult. For you to succeed in it, You must be either extremely passionate about it. or you absolutely have no other choice. You can't be in between. Those people who genuinely succeed in markets, When you ask them, they'll tell you. I had nothing else I could do. or I was extremely passionate about financial investments and all that. So yeah, that's how it happens. Okay, interesting. We've been having a conversation with the Blue Bull Forex aka Blue Bull Capital Inc. aka JC Morgan Chess. You can check him out on his social... What are your social media platforms? We are on Instagram at Blue Bull Capital. On TikTok, it's Blue Bull Forex. And again on YouTube, We also post educational content on YouTube. Just to empower retail traders like... Anyway, the institutional concept is just for show. It's not that we originated at an institutional level. We are merely ambitious about institutions. Humanifesting. Yes, and trust in God. Actually, that is the direction we are aiming for. To begin with, we don't offer forex mentorships. because I've also been receiving a lot of requests from the others you posted. We do not hold classes. We don't have a school where we teach people how to trade. We are now pointing toward a different model of mentorship. where we just post whatever approach we use on YouTube for people to see. And right now, our focus is on much bigger matters. We are now pursuing regulation by the CMA. so that we can become a certified fund manager. So right now, we're managing funds for clients. at a retail level where we just have contracts and all that. However, we are not yet fully licensed by the CMA to manage funds. And I believe in forex mentorship is the reason why most people actually participate in the markets. The ultimate goal is not merely to trade in your room. The ultimate objective is to establish an edge fund of some kind. And everyone has to start from somewhere. So yeah. Yes, sir. Wow, interesting. So how can people reach you? So people can reach me through my WhatsApp number +254 571 363 74 or they can also get us through our social media which is basically TikTok at BluebowlForex and Instagram at bluebowlcapital. We also have our website, which is www.bluebowlforexhub.com. and then inside the website, you can also find articles which are highly informative. You will be able to read them and gain some insights. Wow, that's amazing. Thank you so much for coming. Always a pleasure. You asked for him, and here he is. And now, if you guys want him to come again for the most advanced portion of this strategy, comment the word strategy or the word advanced I really appreciate all your time. Always a pleasure. Thank you so much for coming. for free You know, you're just giving them these things away for free. Of course, some people do pay for them. And yes, all his social media platforms are linked there. And of course, all our broker links are also linked there. If you're looking at journaling your trades, perhaps trying to understand your psychology, trying to understand, to look at the win rate of your trades. I have placed a link there for TradeZilla. I also put a link there for Zealand's. And of course, I've also included a link there for GotFundedTrader. That is the platform I use, and I would recommend it. So interact with the links. Disclaimer: I always earn money as an affiliate. From all these platforms that I've actually mentioned. So if you sign up, I'll make something. So it's been your host, presenter Ali. Of course, this has been Mind Over Trader. Fully and proudly sponsored by Zealands Markets and of course, not forgetting BMM and of course, GotFundedTrader. I'll see you guys in the next video.