Live market execution.
We trade on camera on weekdays. The plan is on screen before the session, the entry is called before it happens, and the position is managed in the open until it closes, whether it wins or loses.

Sessions
Where the liquidity is.
Most of our work happens around the main FX sessions. The clock below is live. Stream times are announced on the channels each week.
Process
Four stages, every session.
The same sequence every time. Most of the work happens before the entry, and a good share of sessions end without one.
Plan
Levels, bias and the conditions for an entry are marked before the session opens, on screen.
Wait
No entry until those conditions line up. Sitting out is a decision, and we say so live.
Execute
Stop and position size are set before the order goes in. Targets are staged in advance.
Manage & review
Valid trades are left to play out. Every session is reviewed afterwards on the replay.
Live first
Why we trade on camera.
A screenshot after the fact proves nothing. A live stream shows the plan, the timing and the management as they happen, including the losing trades and the days we don't trade at all.
- Entries are called before they happen, not explained afterwards
- Every session is kept as a chaptered replay you can check
- Results are published separately, with their source
- PREPLANLevels and conditions marked on screen
- OPENWAITConditions not met. No entry yet
- +42mENTRYCalled live with stop and size stated
- +1h10MANAGEFirst target reached. Stop moved to entry
- +2h05CLOSEPosition closed on plan
- POSTREVIEWReplay chaptered and published
Shows the structure of a session. Times are illustrative and no result is implied.
Markets
What we trade, and why.
The final instrument list is published from the new record's trade history. The criteria for choosing a market don't change.
Risk framework
Risk management comes first.
Strategy and psychology matter, but risk decides whether a trader lasts. Losses are part of trading and are handled by rule.
Defined before entry
The stop is set before the order goes in. Size is worked out from the stop distance, never the other way round.
Patience on both sides
Wait for setups that line up. Once a valid trade is on, let it play out calmly instead of interfering.
Limits we publish
Risk per trade and drawdown thresholds are published with the new record. Pending
- Win-rate claims
- Guaranteed outcomes
- Results that can't be traced to a source
- Pressure to trade bigger
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