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Trading, Guinness & AI: Pub Confessions Before Christmas | Ep. 10

In Episode 10 of the Pipped Off Podcast, Mike and Alex finally meet in person for the first time and record live from a pub in Holborn, London, just before Christmas. Over pints of Guinness and a bit of background noise (not helped by them eating crisps!), they look back on a wild year of trading, prop firm payouts, blown accounts and crypto disasters. ​ Across this chaotic, honest pub chat, they dive into: 🔴How they first met, the ABL education community, and the infamous Trump/Melania meme coin punt that cost Alex nearly his life savings. ​🔴The reality of prop firms in 2025/2026: FTMO warnings, Funding Rock promos, fivers discounts, small vs big accounts, and why rinsing and repeating prop challenges can work if you stay disciplined. ​🔴AI, jobs and trading: will AI kill retail trading or just make markets more efficient while human emotion still creates opportunity? ​🔴Why community matters more than ever as trading gets lonelier, and how in‑person meetups, masterminds and groups can keep traders sane. ​🔴Anonymous trading confessions: chasing the “first win high”, blowing payouts in anger mid-argument, fake female trader accounts, S&P leveraged “money managers”, and dads getting scammed by 18‑year‑old “gurus”. ​ The audio isn’t studio‑perfect, but the conversation is raw, unfiltered and very on‑brand: trading, mistakes, laughs, crisps and Guinness. Disclaimer: The Pipped Off Podcast is for informational and entertainment purposes only and does not constitute financial, investment, legal, tax, or other professional advice. Nothing in this podcast should be considered a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any financial product or strategy. Trading and investing involve significant risk, including the risk of losing all capital, and are not suitable for every person. Always do your own research and, where appropriate, consult a licensed financial professional before making any financial decisions.