Veselin Petrov
Lead Trading Instructor
Started trading in 2016 after losing his first account. Spent three years figuring out risk management the hard way. Now focuses on teaching session-based strategies that actually match how markets move.
We're a small group of traders who've spent years learning what works and what doesn't. Now we teach what we wish someone had taught us when we started.
Lead Trading Instructor
Started trading in 2016 after losing his first account. Spent three years figuring out risk management the hard way. Now focuses on teaching session-based strategies that actually match how markets move.
Market Analysis Specialist
Background in economics didn't prepare her for real trading. Learned through trial and plenty of errors. Specializes in breaking down Asian and London session overlaps without the usual jargon.
Risk Management Mentor
Former financial analyst who discovered trading isn't about being right all the time. Her approach centers on position sizing and knowing when to walk away, which turned out to matter more than indicators.
Look, we're not going to tell you trading is easy. It's not. We've all blown accounts, made dumb mistakes, and spent months frustrated with inconsistent results.
What changed things for us was understanding that different trading sessions behave differently. The London open doesn't trade like New York afternoon. Asian hours have their own rhythm. Once we stopped treating the market like one continuous thing and started paying attention to these patterns, results improved.
These aren't corporate values we made up for a website. They're things we actually care about when working with students.
We teach what we actually use in our own trading. If something sounds good in theory but doesn't work in practice, we don't waste your time with it. Every strategy we cover is something we've tested with our own money.
Trading has rough patches. We don't pretend otherwise. Some sessions you'll feel like you finally get it, others you'll wonder why you started. That's normal, and we talk about it openly rather than selling false expectations.
We limit class sizes because reviewing actual trades takes time. Mass webinars don't give you feedback on your specific questions. With smaller groups, we can look at your charts and explain what you might have missed.
Most people can't watch charts all day. We structure our approach around realistic time availability. Whether you have mornings free or prefer evening analysis, we work with schedules that fit actual lives.