Become a Consistently
Profitable Options Trader
in 60 Days

Our founder trades his own capital using The Formula every day. The coaching income is not the business. It is a deliberate choice to work with a small number of serious traders each year, because the results our students get are the only marketing that matters to us. We don't hide losses. We don't show cherry-picked screenshots. On your strategy call, you'll see exactly what real trading looks like including the losing trades.

The 97% figure is real and it's real for a specific reason. The overwhelming majority of retail traders lose because they trade emotionally, without a system, without risk management, and without anyone holding them accountable. The 3% aren't smarter. They have a rules-based system they execute consistently and don't deviate from when emotions run high. That is exactly what The Formula produces. We also don't accept everyone. 1 in 10 applicants. If the mindset isn't there, we'll tell you on the call.

The Formula was built to compound a smaller account. Our founder grew a $5K account to $125K using the same system taught inside this program. The goal-setting framework starts at $5,000–$10,000 and maps a realistic progression to $25K, then $100K and beyond. The system is percentage-based. It scales with your account, not against it. What you need is enough capital to execute without financial stress. If that isn't you right now, we'll tell you honestly on the call.

Options trading done the way most retail traders do it. Chasing signals, trading on gut feeling, is indistinguishable from gambling. We agree completely. The Formula is the opposite: hedged positions, defined stop losses, probability-based setups, structured position sizing. You're not predicting where the market goes. You're structuring trades so risk is defined before you enter and the system governs every decision after. Trade like the house, not the gambler.

You're right screenshots prove nothing. We show losses. Not because it's comfortable, but because it's honest, and real trading includes losing trades. A mentor who only posts wins is either lying or paper trading. On your strategy call, you can ask directly about track record, current trading activity, and real account performance. We welcome that conversation. The traders who ask the hardest questions upfront tend to make the best students.