The desk a professional has, built for everyone. With the record in the open.
What separates a professional desk from everyone else is mostly not secret math. It is a process that runs every day without emotion, a record that cannot be edited afterwards, sizing done with discipline, and the market subtracted out so you can see what a stock did on its own. Institutions keep those for themselves. TradeMath puts them in the open, and the house takes every trade it posts: the people who built the desk sit in the same book as the people who follow it.
31daily hashes published; a day cannot be rewritten without breaking every hash after it
74trades the house has closed by its own rules, after costs, winners and losers alike
1list, and the house trades it. We publish nothing we do not take ourselves; Pro reads it the evening it posts, Free three sessions later, in full
167names measured every session against the market and their 9 sector funds, one page each
40,862trades in the replay behind every posted line (2019 → 2026), each shape's average shown beside it
14 + 21manual chapters and interactive lessons, free, explaining the behaviour of everything on the desk
$0to read the record, the manual, the Workshop, the Universe and the delayed list. One paid tier; nothing above it
The record
ElsewhereA track record on the manager's own terms, audited by people the manager pays, in a document you cannot recompute.
HereThe book is written down every settled evening and hashed with the day before.
31 hashes so far, all public. Months are shown by calendar, drawdown before return,
74 closed trades listed with their exits.
Check it. The method
ElsewhereThe method is the moat: a quant shop explains nothing, a newsletter explains afterwards.
Here14 manual chapters and 21 lessons built on a real trade from the record, free. Every posted line says why it was posted, what its exit is, and what that shape averaged across 40,862 replayed trades in this kind of market. The recipe stays private; the reasoning does not.
The list
ElsewhereThe best ideas go to the biggest client; the public gets a watered version; insiders get the earliest look.
Here1 list, 20 slots, every posted trade taken by the house at the posted close and marked after 2 basis points a side. Pro reads it the evening it posts; a free account reads the same list three sessions later, in full. There is no tier above Pro.
Sizing
ElsewhereRisk is sized by people who do it for a living; everyone else gets a buy button.
HereEvery line is sized for your account at equal daily risk, fractional shares included, the arithmetic shown. A
$5,000 account runs with the same discipline as a
$5,000,000 one.
The sizing lesson does the sum on a real trade.
Judgement
ElsewhereOne number, the return, and no way to tell skill from rules from the month's market.
HereYour page grades your decisions against the rules on the same trades: took, skipped, closed early, and what each was worth. The market and the house are beside you over the same days. The desk grades itself the same way.
What this is not
A research tool with a public record; not an adviser, a broker or a promise. Replayed numbers are averages over many trades, after modelled costs, and no account was traded on them. The live record is real and is shown whole. Whether any of it suits you is your call; the manual says so plainly under What TradeMath is not.
TradeMath is a trade name of Nitrode Corporation, Toronto. Questions: [email protected].