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Imagine trading a market driven by fundamentals, only to be told you're not allowed to trade when those fundamentals actually move the market. Make it make sense. It's been almost 8 years since I first looked at a trading chart. I still remember Karen Foo teaching us about fundamentals and why swing traders often have an edge over day traders. One thing stuck with me: fundamentals drive the market. So whenever I see a prop firm restricting news trading, I ask myself: aren't we defeating the whole purpose of trading? Why should I be forced to close a perfectly good position just because there's a major news event? And don't even get me started on one-sided betting rules. You mean if the market stays bullish, I should force myself to sell and potentially lose money just to satisfy your rules? What the hell? Dear prop firm owners, please spend some time actually trading before creating rules that contradict basic market fundamentals. Let traders trade. Stop confusing us. Trading it self is difficult already.

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