Trade ideas
Start with an idea. Have a plan.
Find researched setups with an entry, a target, and a stop. Understand the reasoning, weigh the risk, and inspect the public record before deciding what deserves your capital.
Explore without an account. Choose a plan for deeper research.
An idea you can evaluate
- Entry
- Where the idea starts
- Target
- What the trade aims for
- Invalidation
- A reason to reconsider
Focus your research
Begin with a setup and the reasoning behind it.
Evaluate the risk
See the proposed entry, target, and stop together.
Judge the evidence
Inspect published calls and their outcomes.
01 / A closer look
A ticker is a beginning. The reasoning matters.
Read why the setup was identified, the market conditions around it, and the levels stated with the idea. Decide whether the thesis fits your approach and time horizon.
The goal is to give you a concrete plan to evaluate. You remain responsible for sizing, execution, and deciding whether to trade.
The plan is stated with the idea
02 / Put it in context
Know how the ideas have been judged.
The public record keeps the definition of a win beside the rate, along with the number of resolved and still-open ideas. Results include losses.
Open individual receipts to inspect what was published. Historical results describe the ideas and their measurement rules; they are not your realised investment returns.
Inspect the resultsA record you can inspect
Your next move
Judge the idea before you take the trade.
Build your view from the setup, the risk, and a record you can inspect.