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Today's list.
Or three sessions behind.

The desk posts its trades at the close. Pro reads them the moment they post. Everyone else reads the same list three sessions later, marked to now. Everything else is the same for everyone: one list, the method explained, the house in every trade it posts, and a record you can check. Why it works this way.

FREE

$0no card
  • The desk's list, three sessions behind
  • Live Alpha and the live exit on every trade
  • The tracker, your page, exit alerts
  • The pairs board and a page for every pair and every name
  • The record, the manual, the workshop, the glossary

PRO EARLY ADOPTER · UNTIL DECEMBER 31, 2026

$0 for 7 days, then
$50/ month$100or $500 / year$1,000
  • Today's list, the moment it posts
  • Auto-track the desk: its posted lines land in your tracker
  • The trade lines in the evening digest
  • Pair alerts: an email the evening a pair you watch moves
  • Everything in Free
Locked in for as long as you stay. Join before December 31, 2026, 11:59 pm ET, and $50 a month (or $500 a year) is your price for the life of the subscription.

7 days free. Card on file, nothing charged until day 8. Cancel before then in one click and nothing is charged; after that, cancel any time and keep Pro to the end of the period. Details.

8 sessionsthe desk's average hold. Three sessions late is a third of the trade gone, and the entry with it.
live exitsa Free reader holding a delayed trade still gets the exit the day it fires. Nothing about the exit is delayed.
enough for somethe list three sessions behind still shows what the desk does, with time for results to pan out. If that is all you need, Free is the plan.

Questions

What exactly is three sessions behind?

Only the list of trades. On Free, the Trades list, the Daily Pulse, the stock pages and the Universe show the desk's list as it stood three trading sessions ago, marked to today's prices. Alpha, the exits, the tracker, your page and the alerts are live for everyone.

Does the Early Adopter price go up later?

No. A subscription keeps the price it was opened at for as long as it stays active. Cancel and come back after December 31, 2026 and the regular price applies.

Can I cancel?

Any time, from your page. Access runs to the end of the period you paid for.

How does the free week work?

Pick a plan, put a card on file, and Pro is on for 7 days with nothing charged. Three days before the end you get an email reminder. Cancel from your page before day 8 and nothing is charged, ever. Stay, and the plan you chose is charged on day 8 and renews until you cancel. One free week per person and per card: if a card has already had one, the trial does not start and nothing is charged.

Refunds?

The free week is the test, so monthly payments are not refunded; cancel before the charge instead, it is one click. A first yearly payment can be looked at within 48 hours if you email [email protected]; each case is reviewed. Renewals are not refunded. The refunds page has the whole of it.

Is this investment advice?

No. TradeMath is a rule set with a public record. The desk posts what its rules say, grades every trade at the rule's exit, and publishes the result. What you do with it is your decision; trading carries substantial risk of loss.

How do I know the record is real?

Every settled day, the house book's record is hashed and the hash published, each one chained to the day before. A day's record unseals after 30 days and anyone can recompute the chain. The Engine page has the numbers and the method.

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Analytical tools and historical measurements for educational and informational purposes only; not investment advice or a recommendation. Replayed figures are hypothetical: today's rules applied to past prices, after modelled costs, and no account was traded on them. Hypothetical results have inherent limitations and do not represent actual trading. Past performance, including backtested results, does not guarantee future outcomes. Trading stocks involves substantial risk of loss. · Operator's Manual · About · Support · Terms · Privacy · Refunds · Are you an AI? · © 2026 TradeMath, a trade name of Nitrode Corporation