I sell options premium and trade FX with written rules, and I publish the desks I actually use. If your investment returns are lower than what you expect, and you've wondered whether you can learn to do this yourself, this is an honest place to find out.
See how to start Look at the live desksThat is what active investing looks like from the inside. It's not watching screens all day and it's not guessing. It's a process you can learn — and it's either for you or it isn't.
Passive investing works because it removes you from the decision. Active investing, done properly, does the opposite: it makes every decision explicit — what to enter, how big, when to take profit, when to admit you were wrong — and writes it down before money is at risk.
I run a systematic options premium-selling book and day-trade FX during the London/New York overlap. Everything follows written rules. When I break one, it gets logged. When the rules stop working, the rules change — not the discipline.
I'm not a financial advisor and this isn't investment advice. What I can show you is how a working process is built, tested and maintained, so you can decide whether you want to build your own.
These aren't demos. Each board tracks one market and the machinery that moves it, and I check them every trading day. Prices are live, delayed up to 15 minutes.
Most people shouldn't do this, and that's fine. Here's how to tell.
New desks, writeups, and anything worth reading. No schedule, no filler.
Not investment advice. I'm a trader, not a registered advisor. Nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell anything.