Six rules, enforced the same way for everyone.
They are pinned at the top of the group and you agree to them when you join. If any of them sound annoying, this is probably not the group for you, and that is fine.
The rules
No signals presented as advice
Share your plan and your reasoning. Do not post entries, stops and targets for other people to copy, and do not ask for them.
No hype
No profit screenshots, no 'easy money', no countdowns, no rocket talk. Describe what you did, not how rich it made you.
No copy-trading, no account management
Nobody here trades for you, manages your account or offers to. Do not offer it and do not accept it if someone messages you privately.
Disagree with the idea, not the person
Challenge reasoning with reasoning. If a thread gets heated, take it to the 'Ask the desk' topic or let a moderator close it.
Keep it on topic
Markets, plans, process and the calendar. No unrelated links, no other groups, no referral codes.
Losses are welcome here
Post the trade that went wrong. Say what you would do differently. Nobody mocks a loss.
How disagreements are handled.
Members will read the same chart differently. That is useful. Here is how it stays useful.
- Step 1
Say it in the thread
Disagree in public, with your reasoning. 'I read it differently because…' is the whole format.
- Step 2
Move it if it grows
If it runs past a few replies, a moderator moves it to 'Ask the desk' so the session thread stays clear.
- Step 3
A moderator closes it
When it stops being useful, a moderator closes it with a short summary of both views. Nobody has to win.
- Step 4
Appeal privately
Think a moderator got it wrong? Reply to the moderation note and ask for a second moderator to look. You get an answer within x days.
Why we say 'no signals' so often.
Many trading groups are built around calls: buy here, stop there, target this. A call hands someone a decision without the reasoning, the risk or the context of their own account. When it goes wrong, they have learned nothing.
The desk note does the opposite. It says what we are watching and why, and what would change our mind. What you do with that is up to you and your own plan. Everything in the group is education and market commentary, not investment advice.