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Umar Punjabi | How Professional Traders Actually Think (Not What Instagram Shows)

Trading is available for everybody… but not everybody can be a trader. In this episode of Orion Room, we sit down with Umar Punjabi — one of the most respected trading educators and influencers — for a brutally honest conversation about what trading actually demands. This isn’t motivation.This isn’t hype. This is the reality most traders avoid. Umar breaks down: Why most traders fail even with good strategies The psychological mistakes that destroy accounts Why discipline matters more than wins How backtesting REALLY works (and how people do it wrong) Why chasing profits is the fastest way to blow up The difference between passing a challenge and staying funded How risk management protects your future, not just your balance Why trading full-time too early can ruin you And the truth about social media “trader success” One of the most powerful takeaways: “Trading can change your life — but only if you’re ready for the pressure, responsibility, and discipline it demands.” This episode is for: ✔️ Traders stuck in cycles of wins and losses ✔️ Prop firm traders struggling to stay consistent ✔️ Beginners overwhelmed by noise and fake gurus ✔️ Anyone serious about longevity in the markets ⏱️ PODCAST TIMESTAMPS 00:00 – Welcome to Orion Room & why this episode matters 02:10 – How Umar first discovered trading & investing 05:30 – His first investment mistake (and what it taught him) 08:15 – Why trading felt more attractive than a traditional job 11:45 – “Trading is available for everyone… but not everyone can be a trader” 14:20 – Family pressure & choosing trading as a career 17:10 – Why most people quit before they ever get consistent 20:05 – How Umar’s trading strategy evolved over time 23:40 – Daily trading routine & why less screen time wins 27:15 – Why focusing on ONE instrument changes everything 30:10 – Trade management: letting winners run vs over-managing 33:05 – The biggest mistake traders make during prop challenges 36:00 – Passing evaluations vs staying funded long-term 39:20 – His first real payout & why it changed his mindset 42:10 – The pressure of being a public trading influencer 45:05 – The #1 mistake students make again and again 48:30 – Why backtesting properly rewires your trading brain 52:10 – Fundamentals vs technicals (what really matters) 55:00 – Why traders must protect capital before profits 57:20 – Why relying only on trading income is dangerous 59:40 – The question traders SHOULD be asking but don’t 01:02:30 – Final advice for beginners serious about trading If you’re looking for shortcuts — this isn’t for you. If you’re looking for clarity — this episode will hit hard. 📌 Watch till the end. Some of the most important lessons come when most people would already click away. 🌐 Visit our website and start scaling as a trader 👉 www.orionfunded.com ⸻ 🎙️ Episode Guest: Follow Umar Punjabi on Instagram: 📸 @umarpnj ⸻ 🔥 Follow Orion Funded: 📸 Instagram:   / orionfunded   📲 TikTok:   / orionfunded   💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/orio... 🐦 X (Twitter): https://x.com/OrionFunded 📱 Threads: https://www.threads.com/@orionfunded 🎧 Spotify Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/0s4AI3b... 👥 Discord:   / discord   ⸻ ✨ Rate our work We’d love to hear your feedback. Leave us a review on TrustPilot and help us improve: https://www.trustpilot.com/review/ori... ⸻ 🔔 Don’t miss any of our episodes Turn on the bell and subscribe to stay updated with the best trading content. ⸻ 🚫 Disclaimer The information presented in this video is for educational and informational purposes only. It should not be considered as financial advice, investment recommendation, an offer, or solicitation to buy or sell financial instruments, nor as a guarantee of future results. Every financial or investment decision involves risk. We recommend doing your own research and consulting a professional before making any decisions. Orion Funded and its collaborators are not responsible for any decisions made based on the information provided here.