1Prepare
- Market preparation
Choose what matters and what could change your view.
- Market context
Check news, events and shifts in market expectations.
Private 1-on-1 mentoring
A shared framework,
built around you.
Your experience, your habits and how you respond under pressure all shape the way you trade. We meet you where you are and work on what you need next.
Private conversationsPersonal feedbackYour own progress
See what personal means YouYour starting point
01Your experienceWhat you know so far
02Your reasoningHow you reach a view
03Your habitsWhat you do in practice
04Your reactionsWhat pressure changes
The same situation can feel very different.
A losing trade can bring out urgency, hesitation or doubt. Before giving you a correction, your mentor needs to understand what is behind your decision.
1 situation
Illustrative exampleA trade closes at a loss.
Mentor’s focus
Understand the urgency.
Is the next trade supported by a new idea, or driven by the need to recover the loss? Review what changed between the plan and the decision.
A possible next step
Return to the original selection and risk rules. Write down why the next idea qualifies before acting on it.
Same framework. Different questions. A correction that addresses the actual difficulty.
Your private space
We get to know the person behind the trades.
In 1 private channel, your mentors see your questions, your work and the patterns that develop over time. You can be open about confusion, frustration, confidence or pressure and how it affects your decisions.
You learn the full market and decision framework, then practise applying it. The private conversations help you make it your own.
Your work and feedback stay together throughout the program.
- 1
Start where you are.
What do you already understand? Where do you get stuck? What changes when money or emotion is involved?
- 2
Bring your actual work.
Share preparation, trade ideas, charts and journal entries. Your mentor reviews the reasoning as well as the result.
- 3
Work on a clear next step.
Practise a specific correction, bring the next attempt and review it together. Build more independence as you develop.
The team in your corner
StevenMacro & fundamentals
MauriceExecution & risk
MarcioSystematic trading
Feedback across your whole trading process.
From your first market view to your next stage of development: your mentor checks what needs attention.
2Decide
- Trade plan
Check the evidence, entry, exit, target and position size.
- Psychology
Spot urgency, hesitation or emotion affecting the decision.
3Review
- Each trade
Separate idea, timing, execution and risk mistakes.
- Your journal
Compare decisions with the plan and find recurring patterns.
4Develop
- Capital decisions
Discuss funding and account size within your risk limits.
- Independence
Build, explain and refine more of the process yourself.
Different people. Different work to do.
3 examples from private mentoring. Summaries below; open an exchange for the detail. Names are changed.
Levi July–August 2026
Pressure was changing the decisions.
The need for a payout led to chasing trades and breaking the process.
The focus
Separate money pressure from trading decisions. Return to consistent selection and risk rules.
André April 2026
Every headline was changing the view.
New information kept pulling attention away from the main market theme.
The focus
Define the main theme and what would change it. Judge new headlines against that structure.
Felix September 2025
A difficult run created doubt.
Months of losses felt like evidence that the whole approach was wrong.
The focus
Rebuild the journal. Separate the idea, timing, execution and risk before judging the approach.
What students value.
Excerpts from 3 private messages. Names are changed.
Honest feedback
“Always there if I needed help and always 100% honest.”
Consistent support
“…you really stay consistent with us, and keep believing in us even when students are still figuring things out.”
A calmer approach
“It feels better, somehow way more calm.”