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  1. Episode · Sep 17, 2026

    No Partial Profits: Half the Risk Lets Winners Run Deeper | David T. 📈 FLEX 25K (opens the original)

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    In this funded trader interview, David Tapia explains how he moved from unprofitable forex attempts into data-driven small-cap short selling, earning a $25K FLEX funded account and two payouts. David trades large percentage gappers during premarket and the opening hours, avoiding midday periods when his data shows a weaker edge. His evaluation produced a 58% success rate, 1.53 profit factor, and $499.09 VIVK short. His defining risk rule is unusual: he avoids partial profits, instead reducing in

  2. Episode · Sep 10, 2026

    The First 30 Minutes Became His Small-Cap Sweet Spot | Jaylen L. 📈 Newly Funded FLEX 25K (opens the original)

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    In this funded trader interview, Jaylen Laudermilk explains how nearly seven years of market experience—from trading in high school and college to specializing in small caps—led to a $25K FLEX funded account. A short seller at heart, Jaylen targets stocks below $25 with tight float and market-cap criteria, then looks for early spikes near higher-timeframe resistance. His evaluation produced a 57% success rate, 1.67 profit factor, and $252.90 NXTC short. Jaylen's strongest message: Build a cushio

  3. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    He Kept Blowing Evals Until He Stopped Treating Them Like “Just $97” | Michael C. 📈 MAX 25K (opens the original)

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    In this funded trader interview, UK-based Michael Chapman explains how nearly two years of trial, loss, and adaptation led to a $25K MAX funded account. Primarily trading volatile small caps, Michael reads market conditions daily and uses 9 EMA and VWAP pullbacks, tape behavior, halt action, and trend exhaustion to trade both directions. His evaluation produced a 50.62% success rate, 1:2.9 risk-reward ratio, and a $368.65 DFNS short. Michael C's strongest message: Treat simulated capital like re

  4. Episode · Aug 28, 2026

    From DoorDash Driver to the Largest FLEX Account. The $200K Journey | Kael G. 📈 Funded Trader (opens the original)

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    In this funded trader interview, California-based Kael Gonzalez explains how he progressed from investing DoorDash earnings in penny stocks to earning a $200K FLEX funded account. Trading volatile, low-float small caps in either direction, Kael builds each thesis around the current market regime, opening volume, extreme price levels, and five- and 30-minute MACD signals. His 35.87% success rate is supported by a 1:2.5 risk-reward ratio and a $4,411.80 FIRY short. His central lesson is direct: st

  5. Episode · Aug 20, 2026

    9 Wins, 1 Loss, 30 Minutes a Day. A Winning Small-Cap Trading Strategy | Navin P. 📈 FLEX 5K Funded (opens the original)

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    In this funded trader interview, Navinaash Palanyaffan explains how he progressed from demo trading and early account blowups to earning a $5K FLEX funded account with a 90% success rate. A momentum scalper focused on low-float stocks, Navinaash trades primarily during the market’s first hour, selecting news-backed top gainers and waiting for breakouts supported by volume, MACD, and bullish price action. His $159.50 CNSP winner and 1:1.2 risk-reward ratio highlight a disciplined process built ar

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