SYSTEMATIC TRADING · PUBLIC SINCE 2011
I have traded publicly on eToro since 2011 using supply and demand zones, defined risk, and the patience to remain in cash when the odds are poor.
This site documents the framework, the research, and the decisions behind the public record — including the difficult years, not only the good ones.
Copy trading involves risk of capital loss. Past performance is not an indication of future results.
PUBLIC RECORD
A concise view of the most recent years. The complete monthly history, including difficult periods, remains available on the public eToro profile.
Historical returns include periods with materially different market conditions and risk. Past performance is not an indication of future results.
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