Turning $50 Into $260 with a 1:5 RR Swing Trade | Small Account Growth

Описание: This week, I took my personal trading account from $50 to $260 by catching a clean 1:5 risk-to-reward swing trade on USDJPY using market structure and my Break & Retest strategy.

At the start of the video, I share how I’ve been compounding my small account like crazy by only taking high-quality setups with at least 1:4 RR. I also explain how I’ve been withdrawing profits every week (minimum $50) while leaving the rest in the account to grow aggressively.

I started this small personal account at the beginning of the month with $200, and as of today it’s grown to $700 — all through discipline, smart entries, and consistent risk management.

In this breakdown, I show:
✔️ Why I expected USDJPY to buy
✔️ How I used Break & Retest with market structure
✔️ How I scaled into my entry
✔️ How high RR helps me grow a small account fast
✔️ Why compounding is more powerful than winning a lot of trades

If you're trying to grow a small account the right way, this one is for you.

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*Disclaimer: I am not a financial adviser. All information in this video is my opinion, and in no way am I an expert on trading the market. The information provided is based upon my personal experience and opinion, and I encourage you to do your own research. Your investments are solely your responsibility and not mine. While trading can bring serious gains, it can also bring serious losses! The possibility exists that you could sustain a loss of some or all of your initial investment and, therefore, should not invest money that you can't afford to lose. The fluctuation of the market can work for you or against you. You should carefully consider your investment objectives and experience before deciding to trade in the market. Again, what you invest in is solely your responsibility.