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+11.34R net of fees 71 cards 51 / 20 wins / losses 72% won
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The morning post names the card before it can trigger. The evening post grades it, net of fees, and replies to the morning post.

Today's CardsAs posted · Sat 24 Oct · posted 07:52 ET
Weekend, so the futures are shut and the desk adds nothing. The ES short and the ES long share one line, and Sunday's reopen decides which way it breaks. The bitcoin short keeps walking through the weekend.
+ 6 macro and crypto basket calls, graded separately · 3 cards still working from earlier posts
The RecordAs posted · Sat 24 Oct · graded 24 Oct 17:06 ET
The bitcoin short from Thursday closed today as a small win. It hit its first target, then came back to its stop at entry. The ES short waits for Sunday night's reopen, still just above even. The ES long is still waiting for its trigger.
▲ WIN2026-10-22-BTC-1
BTC short, T1 hit, then stopped: +0.10R after fees (+0.14R gross, fees −0.04R)
▸ ES short2026-10-23-ES-1
open, marked +0.04R at the close of grading (not a result)
+ 6 macro and crypto basket calls, graded separately · Paper record (pre-launch): 71 cards · 51W 20L · +11.34R net (+12.74R gross) · 72% won
The board

71 cards. 20 losses. All on it.

Every card the desk has graded, oldest first. Drag the playhead or press play; the line, the totals and the receipt follow it. Pre-launch paper record, 1 September 2026 to 23 October 2026.

+11.34Rnet of fees
+12.74Rbefore fees
0.02Raverage fee a card
51 / 20wins / losses · 72% won
−3.63Rworst stretch so far
Gold · shadow 8 cards · 3 / 5 · −3.88R net of fees · 38% won Kept out of the record above from 17 October 2026: still called before and graded after, losers included, until a 20-card forward run shows it pays.
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A day on the desk

Four steps. Same every day.

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The grading spec

Rules the code follows.

No person and no model decides whether a card won. The grade comes from the bars and these rules.

Bars15-minute bars from the feed the card is graded on: spot for BTC, ETH and SOL; for the futures the contract the card was written on, kept across a roll; leader stocks on regular hours only.
TriggerClose triggers on the bar's close; touch triggers on its high or low. Bars before a card's start time cannot trigger it.
FillAt the triggering bar's close. Beyond the chase price there is no fill, and nobody chases a gap.
AmbiguityOne bar touches stop and target: the stop counts. A bar that opens past the stop exits at the open.
Scale-outEqual parts at each target. Stop to entry after T1, to T1 after T2.
FeesEntries and stops as market orders, targets as resting orders, in R of the card's own risk. WIN or LOSS is decided net.
UnitR. 1R is trigger to stop. No dollars, no account sizes. The record leads with net R and the card count.

How the cards are made

Cards written each morning by a model analyst under a method and rules I design and approve. Code grades every card each evening against real 15-minute bars, fees and losers included.

What the desk never does

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