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Jaroslav trades from the Czech Republic. The payout came from EverTrader.

Jaroslav T. from Dvůr Králové nad Labem just closed his seventh trading cycle at EverTrader. The numbers speak for themselves: a profit of $1,318.71 on an account with a starting balance of $100,000, a profit factor of 6.14, and a win rate of 67%. Three trades, two wins, one loss. Payout: $1,054.97 — without a single dollar of his own capital at risk.

In this cycle, Jaroslav traded exclusively USTEC — the US tech index. All positions were intraday to short-term swing, with an average hold time of roughly one to one and a half hours. What stands out, though, is how Jaroslav handled risk management. Every trade came with a predefined stop loss and take profit — no improvising mid-move, no shifting stops in hope of a reversal. Entry, plan, exit. That’s exactly how you trade capital that isn’t yours.

Best trade of the cycle: overnight, planned, and closed at take profit

The best trade of the cycle was a long on USTEC opened on May 12th at 3:01 PM at a price of $29,149.79. Jaroslav set his stop loss at $28,400 — roughly 750 points below entry — and his take profit at $29,450. The market gave Jaroslav time: the trade ran for over 17 hours, held overnight, and closed the following evening at 8:15 PM exactly at take profit. Net profit: $1,173.54 on 4 lots. No panic, no early exit. Just discipline.

Worst trade of the cycle: what was missing

The only losing trade of the cycle was a short opened the same day, May 12th, just before 6:00 PM, at $28,766.81. Price reversed and Jaroslav exited at $28,830.04 — a loss of $258.38. No take profit defined upfront, no clear plan for the winning side. This trade highlights the difference: the best trade of the cycle had clearly defined levels on both sides, the worst one didn’t. Not because Jaroslav isn’t a good trader — but because the setup simply wasn’t complete. That’s exactly the kind of insight a trading journal is built to surface.

The overall result of cycle #7 is strongly positive. A profit factor of 6.14 means that for every dollar lost, Jaroslav made more than six dollars in profit — a number most retail traders never see on their own accounts. EverTrader processed the payout and sent it.

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