How this actually works
Plain-English explainers from the desk - the rules that govern your account, the mechanics behind a trade plan, and the parts of trading that decide outcomes before a position is ever opened. No jargon for its own sake, and no promises about returns.
Course One · $297The 390 MethodThere are 390 minutes in a trading session, and four of them decide most of your result. You mark eight levels before 9:30 from information the whole market can already see: yesterday’s high, low and close, the opening range, the morning extremes. About four minutes of work. By 10:30 you know whether the day is Compressed, Expanding or Directional, and which setups that reading takes off the table.
Six lessons, six checkpoints, and a certificate in your name. Nothing to license, and no indicator that stops working when a vendor turns it off.
See The Six Lessons — $297 Once, Lifetime AccessRegulationThe pattern day trader rule - and why it no longer works the way you were toldFor 25 years the PDT rule capped day trading below $25,000. FINRA replaced it on June 4, 2026. Here is what the rule was, what replaced it, and what actually changed for your account.
Small accountsDay trading under $25,000, after the rule changeThe $25,000 minimum for pattern day traders was eliminated on June 4, 2026. What that means for a small account, what it does not mean, and the risks that got bigger rather than smaller.
RegulationIntraday margin: what replaced the pattern day trader ruleFINRA replaced day-trade counting with intraday margin monitoring on June 4, 2026. How the new standard works, the 5% and $1,000 exceptions, and the 90-day freeze.
FundamentalsHow to read a trade alert properlyA usable trade alert states an entry zone, an invalidation level and defined targets before the trade happens. How to read each part - and how to spot an alert that is not actually a plan.
FundamentalsRisk management, before the trade existsPosition sizing, defined invalidation and why the decision that determines your outcome is made before entry, not during the trade.
Every market day the desk publishes a pre-market brief, a market-open read and a midday update. Members get them live; they are published free here one day later.
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