Seven specialists. One book. None of them trades.

What he does

Watches the desk itself, day and night: alerts going out, prices arriving, the site answering. When something slips, he finds out why before anyone notices.

Eighteen checks, every two minutes.

What she does

Answers a visitor's questions about how the desk works: the rules, Free-Roll, what the public channel carries, how the record is kept.

Educational only. Not financial advice.

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What he does

Each morning he measures every market on your board against its own past year, and names the three most unusual things as plain odds.

Measured against each market's own past year.

What she does

Explains a study, a term or a page in plain words, answered from the desk's own lessons — then points to the lesson to read next.

From the lesson “R: one unit of risk”.

What she does

Adds up which open positions are really the same bet, and what on the calendar touches the book.

She reports the overlap. She does not tell anyone to change a position.

What he does

Reads a trader's own closed record back to them: the habits a balance does not show, and how sure he is that each one is a pattern, not chance.

He states the pattern. He does not say what to do next.

What she does

Tests an idea on years of prices, with real costs charged, before it is allowed near the desk's rules — and keeps what failed on the record, with the reason.

Every test, kept or rejected, stays on the record.