Framework and feedback from 19 years trading in professional firms. Fixes what you can't see.
 

When trading's not paying off, it's not all on you.

On the other side of your losing trades is someone who trades like they came up through a professional firm. You feel it every time you pay for it.

Finally, you don't need to work at a professional firm to trade like them.

The market is live and you place the trades. I'm at your side remotely and can see all of your screens, so I can direct you into the playbook of trades I only share with the traders I work with, and at the same time correct you and give feedback.

I'm Adam Fiske. I traded inside professional firms for 19 years. You're experiencing my trading by doing it yourself as I observe, the most effective way known to develop skill.*

 

Not for new traders.

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Even if you're fortunate enough to be reading, watching and studying trading material that produces positive expectancy when applied with skill, that still leaves out what actually makes the difference, being supervised and corrected as you trade.

Every profession that has to produce competent people does it the same way, supervised hours in the real environment. It happens for professional traders. It's just not available to independent traders. Until now.

Not for new traders.

*Ericsson, Krampe and Tesch-Römer (1993), "The role of deliberate practice in the acquisition of expert performance". Kahneman and Klein (2009), "Conditions for intuitive expertise: A failure to disagree". Kulik and Kulik (1988), "Timing of feedback and verbal learning".

 
 
 
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