What a daily close looks like
The shape every session report takes — the chart, the signals, the tape, and the essay. An example, not a session.
The rule for what goes on the resources page
Paid for, still using. Nothing else. And what a commission does and doesn't buy.
18 Sep 20261 min readOne strategy, any market: what changes and what doesn't
The rules don't care what's being traded. The costs, the hours, the point value and the fills care a great deal.
18 Sep 20262 min readWhy traders keep switching strategies
A bad week feels like a verdict. It isn't. The expensive part of switching isn't the losses — it's never finding out.
18 Sep 20262 min readWhat day trading actually costs: the six line items
Commissions, fees, data, tools, slippage and tax — the shape of each, so you can find your own numbers.
18 Sep 20262 min readOne setup, one timeframe: what gets published and what doesn't
What 'one strategy' actually means here, why it's one of anything, and the one thing that would break the record.
18 Sep 20262 min readWhy this site counts in points, not dollars
A point count is a fact with a chart attached. A dollar figure is a claim. Here's why the record will never show one.
18 Sep 20262 min readHow to read a daily close
Every close has the same shape. Here's each section, what it's for, and why it's there.
18 Sep 20262 min read