We're students learning to read the markets. We trade on the signals we see in our own analysis, and we log every call here, right or wrong, to find out how well it actually works. A public experiment, not a recommendation.
Straight from our broker's export, wins and losses alike. Traded as CFDs (leveraged contracts) on Trading 212. The move shown is the change in the share price in the trade's favour, before leverage and fees.
Candles in Zurich time, including pre- and after-market trading for 15m and 1H. Switch the timeframe above the chart and drag left for the history: 15-minute candles go back 60 days, hourly one year, daily and weekly five years. Prices: Yahoo Finance, saved on 22 October 2026, so the chart ends there. Our CFD prices can differ slightly from the exchange price. Support and resistance lines are the levels from our earlier chart analysis, drawn before these trades. Chart: TradingView Lightweight Charts.
| # | Opened / closed | Instrument | Direction | Entry | Exit | Held | Worst point | Result |
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Times in Zurich time. Source: Trading 212 account export. Each line is one closed position. "Worst point" is how far the price moved against us while the trade was open, measured on the 5-minute candles fully inside the trade (a dash means the trade was too short to measure). "Result" is the share-price move in our favour, before leverage and fees. This is a record of our own experiment, not a recommendation.