Alessio Mazzarella

Im a new trader, so I have about 3 years of experience (basically nothing for the trading world), and so I'm aware I have lack of knowledge and skills, but I'm convinced I'll be able to learn all the things I need and want to get at least a little bit good in trading.

I have 0 experience with Customer Support (I can't lie cause I'm sure you would've found out if I lied), but this world is really interesting for me, I wanted to try to apply for this type of job when I was younger, but I didn't like it cause it was for Forex brokers (you know that many of them use customer support to try, to convince people to invest more money than what they can and they make false promises, interesting, isn't it?). The fear of not succeeding for the apply, was another reason why I never tried to apply for a job like that, so this is my first time.

My journey started with crypto in early 2021 (it went bad of course), then I moved to Forex brokers (I think I've blown like 30/40 times). Then I got bit more serious in the middle of 2022 discovering the propfirm world. I started with first challenges and I failed like 2/3 before getting funded (with True Forex Funds), and I kept the account for 3 months doing 6 payouts, then my path started to get harder, losing the funded account, realizing I wasn't able to have an account because the luck of proper risk management but most important, the mindset. So, I'm here today to try to discover what's really behind propfirms, and Banks and how the trading world really works. I know Volume profile exist, but I don't know if its really useful, who would share something that can make you make profit and its that precise? Nobody of course, so I want to understand, how you make money and how banks really make money (I know algo trading is a big thing but I want to understand the tools).

My hobbies are really simple: reading, fishing, watching trades going 1 pip to tp then back to the stop loss, talking with others, and of course asking to other people questions out of nowhere (basically existential doubts, or really no sense questions but interesting, they're quite useful to improve creativity).