Why we built this.
We started day trading at the same time — two friends sitting in front of charts, learning the same lessons the hard way. The strategy worked when we followed it. It failed every time we didn't.
The problem wasn't the setups. The setups were fine. The problem was us — second-guessing entries, sizing up after a win, sizing down after a loss, sitting through trades we should have cut. Everything that goes wrong with discretionary trading.
If a strategy has an edge, the discipline to execute it is worth more than the edge itself.So we automated. Every rule our best trades had in common, we wrote into code. Every habit that bled accounts, we removed by design. The result is the system you're looking at — the same one we run on our own funded accounts.
Why we sell it: a working trading bot has a strange property — its capacity isn't fixed. Whether one person runs it or a thousand, our edge doesn't degrade (NQ has plenty of liquidity). And most people who want to get a payout from a prop firm don't actually want to learn to read charts for two years to do it. We did that work. The bot did that work. You don't have to.
The honest part: live results have been positive across March, April, and May. Four payouts are in the bank. But markets change, edges erode, and last quarter doesn't pay next quarter's bills. We use the tool because we built it. We're selling access to the same engine we run — not a promise, just the engine.