A live trading desk, published
One systematic desk, publishing its whole book as it trades: every position, the stop fixed before it opens, and how each one ended. Losses included. What you do with it is always your decision.
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The record
Not a backtest and not a selection — one step for every position the desk has closed, from the same log members read. Results are in R: one R is what a position loses if its stop is hit.
Net result
—since the desk started publishing
The last to close
Past results do not indicate future results. R is before your own costs and fills. What is open right now is in the window at the top of the page.
How the desk trades
The same sequence on every position. No averaging down, and nothing opened to fill a quiet day.
Nothing opens until a market breaks out of its recent range.
The stop is set before the entry, and every position risks the same.
Winners are never sold at a target; the few that run carry the record.
The stop follows a winner one way, never back. It decides every exit.
Markets that move together count once, under a hard ceiling.
Risk first
Every position carries its stop before it opens, so the worst case is known at entry — and the desk caps what it holds at once.
Free-Roll
When a trend really runs, the desk buys more of it — but only once the stop has locked in enough profit to pay for the next lot.
Tested first
Every rule was run on years of prices, with real costs charged, before a single position was published. A handful of positions carry most of the profit — and every target ever tested on them cost money.
Free vs PRO
The public channel sees every trade — after it closes. Members see it the moment it opens, with the levels.
The desk's last close, as each channel saw it
The desk team
They watch the desk, measure the markets and explain what you see. The tested rules decide every position — the team never opens, changes or closes one, and never tells you what to do.
Julian and Sofia are the two built for the public. The other five reach members as each is proven in use.
Meet the desk team →The desk team are AI agents with names; their portraits are generated.
Pricing
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A broker
A money manager
A copy-trading service
An account-management service
A guaranteed-return scheme
A promise that any trade will profit
One trading desk, publishing its own book
Your capital, in your own broker account
Your decision on every single position
No access to your account, ever
No custody of anyone's funds
A full record — wins and losses alike
We don't tell you what to trade. We show you what our desk is trading — and you remain completely responsible for your own trading decisions and capital.
Questions
Anything else — ask Sofia in the corner, or message the desk.
In a private Telegram channel — the invite reaches you by email the moment you subscribe — and by email too. Every position, every stop move and every close is posted as it happens. There is no take-profit, so the trailing stop decides the exit.
Yes. Every alert carries the market, the direction and exact price levels, so it can be placed on any platform that trades those instruments. Nothing is executed for you and no account is ever connected.
Twenty-four markets: crypto, gold and silver, oil, the major stock indices and the major currency pairs, on 4-hour and daily timeframes. Positions are held for days to weeks, not minutes.
However many positions qualify — nothing is opened to fill a quiet week. Positions arrive in clusters rather than on a schedule; silence means nothing met the rules.
These are swing and position trades, not scalps. Levels stay valid for hours, and the morning briefing restates the whole open book every day.
Yes, and every loss is published in the same format as every win. No method wins every position: each one carries its stop before it opens, so the cost of being wrong is known and capped. Losses are planned for; winners are allowed to run.
No. They watch the desk, measure the markets and explain what you see. The tested rules decide every position, and no agent ever opens, changes or closes one — or tells you what to do.
Sofia · EDGEwise AI
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