You've tried refining your approach. You've worked on psychology and discipline. But every step forward comes with another step back.

The divide between those trading in professional firms and everyone else is real. You feel it every time you pay for it.

And the solution you think you need isn't even close.

Your biggest trading cost is what you should know but don't.

 It stems from three things:

1. A missing foundation—a repeatable positive expectancy method, regardless of market conditions.

2. Not knowing the trading actions of others. Professional firm traders differentiate between institutional positioning, market makers, non-directional value traders, required business, and speculator directional bets. That's how they anticipate price movement and identify which traders will be forced to exit at a loss.

3. You've never been handed the playbook of signature trades.

Consider a few of the signature trades I share:

• The House

• Tram Track Open Road

• Premium #### Long

• Nose Dive

• Playbook 101

You develop all of these and more.

Your new trading identity

I transitioned from trading multi-asset portfolios for wholesale investors to trading intraday debt futures inside a proprietary trading firm.

That experience gave me the intel and asymmetric methods that grow your account—despite having both winning and losing trades.

You get access to the same intel and methods.

Your rebuild

Even if I showed you everything I know about trading, nobody can implement it effectively right away.

You evolve through one-on-one sessions where I walk you through the framework in action.

You then apply it yourself and receive feedback on what needs adjusting.

That's how professional firm traders develop. Not through reading PDFs or watching pre-recorded videos. Through real-time involvement, where you build skills layer by layer.

You gain the systems and hands-on experience to run your trading with confidence, seeing progress daily.

Core framework

A repeatable framework that guides every aspect of trading—from game planning to narrative comprehension to acting on trades.

It shows you who, why, and where other market participants will be forced to exit—so you can position against them.

It provides a method to comprehend the current market narrative and map where price is likely to move.

It tells you where to trade, when to trade, how to trade—and critically, when not to trade.

The framework also enforces risk management by preventing you from trading when conditions don't align with your thesis.

It integrates evidence from multiple sources to skew the odds in your favour—positioning you only when expectancy is positive. This creates an information advantage most traders don't have.

Because it's repeatable, your understanding deepens with repetition. The gap between your skills and most traders widens. The larger the gap, the more you extract.

The visual language: Multiple points of evidence

Your brain reads the meaning of colours and shapes 10 times faster than text. Coloured lines and shapes replace the need for text notes—each one telling you a specific part of the market story instantly, without referring to notes or relying on memory.

This visual approach enables you to process far more simultaneously—incorporating 3-5 times as many sources of evidence as competitors do. You're not just seeing more—you're comprehending the market in ways they can't.

A common frustration: "I missed the move." When you're operating with less friction and less cognitive load than your competitors, you don't miss those moves. With everything already mapped out in front of you, you act.

This enables you to synthesise 10-12 factors simultaneously while competitors process up to 3-5, creating an asymmetrical information advantage—identifying trades that are such poor odds they should be avoided, and when positive expectancy is at its highest, capitalising on it using variable trade sizing.

While thinking in odds is unnatural, combining multiple points of evidence with signature trades does that 'thinking' for you.

Signature trades—income-producing assets

Battle-tested over thousands of executions, these asymmetric trades match how price moves to confirm your thesis is working while giving you the specific steps to trade the current market behaviour.

Professional firm traders own a catalogue of signature trades they can execute repeatedly to win where they've won before.

The purpose of a playbook is having repeatable trades with very specific characteristics. This avoids taking trades that look the same on the surface but don't produce positive expectancy—the "experience some wins but overall you lose" trap many traders are caught in.

When you execute the same signature trade repeatedly, it becomes second nature. When the outcome of taking a bunch of trades is overall a positive one, that reinforcement is the legitimate way to build your confidence. Confidence isn't something you can artificially develop through 'improved psychology'.

There are additional ways to accelerate your progress.

The need for one-on-one

Each person's progression differs entirely. Deeper understanding and personalised feedback require individual attention—which is why all development sessions are strictly one-on-one.

Over ten years, I've never seen two traders progress identically, even covering the same material. Each person's questions, pace, and breakthrough moments are unique.

This isn't group coaching. This isn't lecture-style where you're handed material and left to figure it out yourself.

This is a post-mortem level examination of your trading and game planning—reviewing your actual implementation of the framework with someone expert in implementing the same framework and signature trades.

It's my responsibility to ensure you comprehend what's covered and can implement it correctly.

The need for real-time involvement

You join me live—shadowing me in real-time as I adapt to actual market conditions.

You experience me:

• Creating the daily game plan before any trades are made.

• Comprehending the market narrative using an evidence-based approach.

• Identifying when the market is in sympathy with the game plan and implementing the playbook trade that matches current behaviour.

Development requires this. You see what you'd otherwise miss on your own.

The feedback cycle that compresses the learning curve by years

Constant course correction on two fronts accelerates development.

First, you receive real-time feedback on what the market is doing now.

Shadowing live game planning and trading shows you how the framework responds to actual conditions as they unfold.

Second, you submit your game plans and trade executions for written feedback and one-on-one review.

I show you exactly what you've overlooked and what needs correcting. You implement the corrections in your next trading and game planning, then submit those for review.

The more frequently this loop occurs, the faster you close the gap between understanding concepts and implementing them correctly.

This dual feedback approach—live market comprehension plus written and one-on-one feedback—compresses the learning curve by years.

Action, feedback, and iteration make you competent. Once competent, confidence follows naturally. Just like any skill grounded in experience, the doubt disappears, and you execute.

Professional-grade platform setup

A properly configured trading platform enables you to implement the framework, analyse multiple points of evidence, and execute signature trades.

Professional-grade platforms require extensive configuration—custom studies and specialised resources that take weeks to months to set up properly.

I handle this entirely. You receive my exact configuration, including proprietary tools built specifically for this framework. Everything is ready to use.

A specific third-party platform is required because it supports the tools and studies necessary for this approach. We'll confirm your hardware is compatible.

Recap

Trading like you came up through a professional trading firm means:

• A repeatable framework that guides game planning, narrative comprehension, and trade implementation.

• Multiple points of evidence creating asymmetrical information advantage.

• A catalogue of signature trades matched to current market behaviour.

• One-on-one knowledge transfer sessions.

• Real-time involvement shadowing live game planning and trading.

• Documented written feedback on your daily game plans and trade implementation—showing exactly what you've overlooked and what needs correcting.

• Professional-grade platform configuration ready to use.

This combination—framework, signature trades, evidence-based approach, live involvement, and continuous feedback—separates professional firm trading from everything else.

Professional trading firms achieve success rates 20-30 times higher than those of independent traders. Outside of those firms, no one else provides this. (I checked.)

What I'm offering is unprecedented—but it’s not for everyone.

This is selective

This is only suitable for a select few traders.

You must have years of trading experience. Without this, you lack the base-level understanding of what traders feel and how they behave.

You need to know what it feels like to be caught out, off-guard, and targeted by other market participants—to experience the unforgiving nature of the market firsthand.

What’s required:

You're planning to trade for years. Once you're equipped with professional skills and repeatable systems, your return on investment continues to grow with experience.

Professional development spans 9-12 months. This isn't arbitrary—real transformation requires this minimum timeframe. Closing the gaps you can't see and building professional-level capability takes sustained development, not quick fixes.

While I spread my trading across two to three blocks per day totalling 40 hours per week, it's not realistic you do the same. 'Screen fitness' is real. Initially, one session will use all of your mental capacity.

What's necessary:

• Attend my live game planning and trading sessions—three times per week minimum.

• Submit your game plans before seeing mine, then compare them to accelerate improvement.

• Keep up to date with reviewing my game plans, and in the initial stages, take any of the playbook trades you saw me take live in a playback environment.

• Pay attention to market-related news when trading (X is fine). Use the audio cues created by the proprietary add-ons provided, so you're prepared for scheduled events and global market session changes.

• Submit your playbook trade executions regularly for review and feedback.

I can't emphasise the importance of the above enough. Repetition is the father of skill.

Trading requires doing. When trading is specifically repeatable, you develop competence first, then continue evolving that competence toward excellence through repetition and feedback. How quickly you develop directly correlates with your follow-through—the more frequently the cycle of submission and feedback, the faster you evolve.

The transformation:

You become a completely different trader.

Over 9-12 months, someone who's traded professionally for 19 years shows you exactly what needs to change—you transform completely.

Over this period, thorough reviews and feedback fix gaps you can't see yourself. The distance between grasping concepts and implementing them correctly gets systematically closed.

Most traders operate with fundamental flaws they can't identify—or worse, aren't even aware of. Not because they lack intelligence or discipline—but because they've never been shown the right methods.

When traders first recognise how incomplete their approach actually is, some feel discouraged—a few even doubt they'll get there.

But six months in, you operate with a repeatable framework and catalogue of signature trades that have a genuine edge—the most difficult aspect of trading to acquire. You implement correctly often enough to know your desired outcome is repeatable, and that correctness increases with repetition.

Next steps

The next step is a conversation. We'll determine if this is the right fit for both of us.

 We'll discuss:

• Where your trading is now.

• Whether this is realistic given what’s required.

Adam Fiske
Director & Founder
Boss Trading