I don't forecast the next candle. I plan how I'll respond to whatever it does. A scalper's process for the NY open, taught with radical transparency — every trade shown, losses included.
Every trader is doing one of these. The whole edge is knowing which side you're on before the session starts.
// nobody knows the next candle. your edge is the response, not the forecast.
Anyone can post a green screenshot after the close. Every setup here is traded live on stream, entry and all, with the community watching it happen.
// real screen, real session, real audience — pulled from a live community stream
Not an origin story. Just the principles I keep coming back to — as a trader, and as someone still figuring the rest out.
Red trades get posted next to the green ones because hiding them would make the whole thing a lie. If you only ever see wins, you're looking at marketing, not trading.
The market humbles you weekly, and I try to let it. I read outside trading, question my own process, and change my mind when the evidence does. The day you think you've got it solved is the day it takes your account.
This industry runs on hype and fake screenshots. I'd rather be the boring honest one. No signal service, no guarantees, no lifestyle bait — just a repeatable process and the reps it takes to own it.
Levels marked before the open. Entry only on confirmation. Risk defined in R, every time. The setup is maybe 20% of it — the rest is who you are while you're in the trade.
Straight from the members. Full screenshots and receipts live in the Discord.
// individual results from members who did the work. trading carries substantial risk. results are not typical or guaranteed.
Everything starts in the free community. When you want to watch me trade the NY open live, that runs through the CB Trading Academy.