You already know more about market structure than most of the people selling courses about it. You've read the books, you've backtested at least one thing properly, and you can explain exactly why your last trade went wrong. You're still not making money.

What's missing is the part nobody sells, because it doesn't fit in a video. A system you can hold onto when you're down four sessions in a row, and enough honest data about your own behaviour to know which version of that system you can personally execute without talking yourself out of it.

That's the work we do together, and I don't leave until you've been paid twice.

You've been told to wait for a specific candle shape, a specific tick, four confluences lining up at once. Then conditions shift slightly and the setup never shows, or it shows and does the opposite of what it did last month. Price is fluid and every move is a bit different from the one before it, which is exactly why rigid rules break the moment the market changes character.

You won't be executing like a machine. You'll build an edge you understand well enough to adapt when it stops working, because it will.

Roughly 80% of what we build is mechanical. Statistical data that you collect yourself, and zone-based rules that come out of that data rather than out of my opinion. This is the part that stops you gambling, because the maths is settled before the session opens and you aren't deciding anything under pressure.

The other 20% is you. Over the hundreds of samples we backtest together, you start recognising the personality of a move instead of its shape. I can't hand you that in a PDF. It comes from volume of exposure with someone next to you explaining what you're looking at, and it's the reason this takes months rather than weeks.

From the assessment you fill in before we've spoken about a single chart, to the day your second payout imports from your MetaTrader account, all of it happens in one place. I wrote it myself because nothing on the market did what I actually needed.

Your intake and your personality work sit in it. So do your backtest batches, your documentation, your live journal, your equity curve, your stats broken down by strategy and by instrument, and the note you leave about how you felt while you were clicking. I set your rules and your week in the calendar inside it. Your MetaTrader accounts connect to it, so your numbers come from your broker rather than from the version of the week you remember on Sunday evening.

So you never have to reconstruct your week from memory, and nothing important gets lost between two calls.

Phase 0: The Audit

Before we look at a single chart, we find out who you are. Your first login to the Tracker opens an intake that goes deep, a trader profile and two personality assessments, and I run the results through software built to read them. If the data says this career doesn't suit the way you're wired, I tell you and I refund everything that day. Once we both agree it's a fit we commit, and after that point there are no refunds, because that's where the real work starts.

Phase 1: The simplest version

We begin with the system stripped down. Most people bury themselves in five hundred rules and then freeze at the open, so we start with flow and frequency and nothing else. Your sampling goes into the Tracker in batches as you do it, which means I can see your work building up rather than waiting for a summary at the end. If you can hit your numbers on the simple version, we leave it there and don't add anything. That's how you end up with a system that fits your temperament instead of mine.

Phase 2: Sharpening the Edge

Now we look at what your numbers actually say, broken down by strategy and by instrument in the Tracker rather than as one blurred average. If your results are already where they need to be on the simple rules, we don't touch a thing. If there's room to improve your reward to risk, we add confluence and more sampling. Complexity only goes in when your own data proves it pays for itself.

Phase 3: Evaluation and accountability

You start your prop firm evaluation and my job changes to risk manager. Your rules for the week sit in your Tracker calendar and your trades import from your MetaTrader account, so I'm watching your numbers and your behaviour without having to ask you anything. Mostly I'm waiting for the moment you start drifting from the logic we built together. That moment always comes, and catching it in the same week rather than the following month is most of what you're paying me for.

Phase 4: Funded

Passing is one thing and holding the account is another. Once real capital sits behind your orders, the emotional notes in your journal start telling me more than your equity curve does, and that's usually where I see the problem before you do. If the pressure breaks something, we stop and fix your head before touching the system again.

Phase 5: The first payout

The goal is money leaving the firm and landing in your bank account, and it gets recorded against your account in the Tracker like everything else. We go back over the whole journey to work out what suited your profile best, then we add a second instrument, which raises your frequency using everything you've already learned rather than something new.

Phase 6: The second payout, and out

We're not done until the second one lands, because the first can be luck and the second can't be. You leave with two payouts on record, the habits that produced them, and a year or more of your own trading data that belongs to you and that almost nobody else in this industry bothers to collect.

After that you're on your own, which was always the point.

The Discord and the free course are open to anyone. Spend a few weeks in there and you'll find out whether you'll actually do the work. If you do, the call will make a lot more sense. If you don't, you just saved yourself seven thousand euros.