FAQ

Direct answers

If something you need is missing here, ask us — the answer gets added to this page rather than sent privately.

01

What you receive

Do you tell me what to buy?

No. We publish research: a setup, the evidence behind it, the level that invalidates it, and the size that keeps a loss survivable. The decision to take it is yours, and we are not licensed to make it for you.

How many setups should I expect?

Investing runs 2–5 researched theses a month, Swing Trading 5–12 setups a week, and Day Trading publishes continuously through market hours. Quiet periods stay quiet — we do not manufacture setups to hit a quota.

Which markets do you cover?

Liquid crypto perpetuals and large-cap US equities and ETFs. Anything where depth at the published entry is too thin to trade is not published.

02

The record

Are the losing setups really shown?

Yes, and they are the reason the record is worth reading. Invalidated and expired setups keep their place in the queue and their row in the journal permanently.

Is the performance from real money?

No. Outcomes are recorded on a paper account with modelled fills. That is stated on every page showing results, and it is why the numbers are labelled as research performance rather than returns.

Can I verify the timestamps?

Each ticket in the portal shows its publication time and its full state history. Amendments are appended, so the original version stays visible.

03

Account and billing

Can I look before I pay?

Open the portal from the log-in button. You can read the queue, the evidence, and the journal before choosing a plan.

How do I cancel?

From the portal settings. Monthly plans end at the close of the current period; yearly plans are refunded pro rata inside the first 30 days.

Can I switch plans?

Yes, immediately and in either direction. Your journal history carries across so the record stays continuous.

Still unsure?

The fastest answer is the portal itself.

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