But who am I?

I like to believe that my passion for trading is addictive, that people latch on and just can’t stop once they start using my methods. And why wouldn’t they - my methods work!

But a funny thing about me is that on the web, I’m rather anonymous.

Weird, right?

Yet it’s true. Jonathan is just another name in a registrar.

Take my Instagram page as an example. It is about 50k people strong, yet most of my followers don’t even know the person behind the handle. Still, here they are.

Why do you think that is? Why are they following me?

THE SYSTEM IS RIGGED AGAINST YOU, BUT I CAN TEACH YOU HOW TO EVEN THE PLAYING FIELD

In the following paragraphs I’d like you to pay close attention to what I have to say, because I'm going to reveal the truth about the stock market that most traders don't even know.

You see, the market is rigged against individual traders like us.

The “Big Guys” are doing their best to manipulate the market enough to send signals that lure you into FOMO-like thinking.

What do you do next?

You listen to the crowd.

What do you gain from that?

Shared disappointment.

So what happened here?

Well, the bandwagon effect incentivizes mob-like behavior.

For example, you hear about an automation software and think “well that’s it, that will make me money”, forgetting about the algorithms at hand that not only avoid real-time calculations, but also suffer from:

1. lack of adaptability: automated trading tools are designed to follow a specific set of rules they may not be able to adapt to sudden changes in the market. This leads to missed opportunities and, what’s worse, bad performance.

2. technical issues: like any software, trading automation tools experience technical issues, such as crashes or bugs, which can disrupt your trading and even result in huge losses.

3. over-reliance: relying too heavily on automation tools can lead to a lack of engagement and understanding of the market, eventually leading to poor decision-making when the tool is not performing optimally.

4. complexity: unless you’re a software engineer, automated trading tools can be complex to set up and operate effectively, requiring a significant amount of technical knowledge and expertise.

And yet we still witness millions of beginners getting roped into these “get-rich quick” schemes that promise them the “next big thing”, luring them with fancy names and abbreviations that sound cool.

It takes mere minutes to see right through those empty promises.

If these automations were so efficient, why are megabanks still hiring traders like myself to handle billions of dollars for them?

Why wouldn’t they just give money to some AI and save money, while also earning way more way faster?

I could go on and on about this topic.

But I’d rather show you the way to consistent profits while helping you stop wasting time and money on useless shiny objects.