Ryno, a 26-year-old trader from Indonesia, is making waves at The5%ers as one of their $70,000 funded traders.
Ryno, a 26-year-old trader from Indonesia, is making waves at The5%ers as one of their $70,000 funded traders.
Ryno, a 26-year-old trader from Indonesia, is making waves at The5%ers as one of their $70,000 funded traders. Despite working full-time as an auditor, Ryno dedicates his part-time hours to analyzing the forex market and trading, bringing nearly three years of experience to the table.
Having paid a total of $4,572 to join The5%ers, Ryno has already successfully scaled his funded account. His next target is to achieve a 10% profit on his current High-Stakes account to increase his funding to $80,000.
Ryno attributes his success to a well-structured trading plan focused on risk management, disciplined entry and exit strategies, and continuous market analysis. “I set clear goals, use stop-losses to protect capital, and review trades regularly to learn and improve,” he explains. This methodical approach has helped him maintain consistency and avoid emotional decision-making—two essential traits for long-term trading success.
One of Ryno’s biggest hurdles was overcoming emotional overtrading after losses, which initially hindered his performance. He tackled this challenge by strictly adhering to his trading plan, journaling every trade, and taking mental breaks to reset. This discipline shift took him about one to two years but ultimately led to steady growth.
Ryno emphasizes the importance of adapting risk management to his conservative trading personality by limiting risk per trade to just 1% of his capital and focusing on high-probability setups.
Comparing trading for The5%ers to trading on his own, Ryno notes the added structure, accountability, and pressure to perform within strict risk limits. “It taught me to treat trading like a business, not just a personal activity,” he says.
For new traders starting with The5%ers, Ryno advises: “Start with a clear trading plan, focus on risk management, avoid overtrading, and stay patient. Consistency is key to long-term success.”
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