Nobody needs every page. Take two things that fit how you already trade and leave the rest.
First Tracks4 min · what this is, and how to read it
The site isn’t a system to adopt. It’s a set of answers to questions
you were already asking: how far does this usually go, how often does that actually
happen, and is this setup as good as it looks. Find your question below.
If you trade the New York open
Where can it get to today?
You want levels before the bell and a sense of what’s realistic. Start with
the day’s map, then learn how far this session actually travels so you stop aiming
at things that print one day in ten.
Your edge lives or dies on geometry. Find out what a normal-sized move looks like
in this market, then check whether your target and stop are a fair trade or a slow
bleed, resolved on which one price actually reached first.
Most tools price the whole day off one curve, which badly overstates the quiet
sessions. Asia and London get their own maps and their own reach, anchored to where that
session actually opened.
You already trade something. Test it: describe the day and see what usually
follows, or name the outcome and let it search every condition, then correct for
having looked everywhere, which is the part that stops you fooling yourself.
Bias is a live board and it only says something while the market is open, so come
back to it during a session. Target odds is the deep one, and it will make more sense once
you have used the roadmaps for a week. Learn is worth an afternoon eventually, but you do
not need it to get value out of anything above.
If a page ever shows you a number you cannot explain, that is our problem and not yours. Say so
in the feedback channel and we will fix the page.
Before you trust any of it
Everything here is measured, not asserted. Every number carries the sample size behind it and
the base rate it has to beat. Where something came out a coin flip, we publish that
too, next to the numbers that work.
The scorecard grades our live calls every day, win or lose. If you
only look at one page before deciding whether any of this is worth your time, look at that one.
Put it on your phone
It installs straight from this page and opens full screen, like any app. No app store, no
download, free.
iPhone or iPad
Open this page in Safari. It has to be Safari, not Chrome.
Tap Share, the square with the arrow coming out of the top.
Scroll down, tap Add to Home Screen, then Add.
Android
Open this page in Chrome.
Tap the menu, top right.
Tap Install app, or Add to Home screen if you do not see it.
Desktop
In Chrome or Edge, look at the right-hand end of the address bar.
Click the install icon, a small screen with a downward arrow.
Pages you have already opened keep working offline, but anything shown offline
is by definition not live. Every page stamps the time it was built, so check that first.
Join the Discord
The same calls, as they fire, in a room you can talk in. Futures, stocks and crypto each get
their own channel, and the recap posts every day, win or lose.