Educational Material · Not Financial Advice
Every rule, every filter, a real losing session included. No “$500/day”. No secrets held back for an upsell.
Plus, you’ll get my weekly macro breakdown, every week: the market-moving news translated into “trade it or leave it alone.”
The London range, the sweep, the 1-hour level that has to hold, and the inversion: every condition that must be true before you're allowed to take the trade.
The two-phase confirmation, the retest engulf with its 15-minute clock, and the marubozu reclaim. Each one walked through step by step, 1-hour context down to the 1-minute entry.
Exact position sizing, both targets, when your stop moves to breakeven, and the three numbers that tell you when your trading day is over.
Every gate ticked, valid entry, stopped out anyway. Then the re-entry that followed. Nobody else puts their losers in a free guide. That's exactly why it's in this one.
One page, every rule as a tick-box. It sits next to your screen; if any box is unticked, there is no trade.
Why give the whole thing away? Because the rules were never the hard part. You'll see the full setup, try it, and discover what every trader discovers: that execution and discipline are where the real work is. That's what the academy is for. The setup is yours either way.
The guide is a one-off. This is the part that sticks around. Every week, the coming week's market-moving news (the Fed, inflation prints, jobs data) translated out of jargon and into one simple question: do you trade around it, or stand aside?
Every day rated green, amber or red for trading: your whole week readable in five lines, so you know which days to press and which to sit out.
No “hawkish repricing of the front end.” Just what the number is, why it moves the Nasdaq, and what to do about it. Written for people still learning the macro side.
The London Trap already says “no trading FOMC.” The weekly breakdown shows you that rule in action: which days the strategy wants you flat, and why.
Most people drown in the economic calendar. Forty red-flag events a week, and no idea which three actually matter. This does the filtering for you, every week, for free, for as long as you're on the list.
I'm Archie. I built GRIT because most “trading education” is recycled signals sold by people who've never traded the account they're screenshotting.
The London Trap is one setup I trade myself on Nasdaq futures: a small piece of the full curriculum inside GRIT, covering strategy building, capital and risk management, fundamentals, geopolitics, and multi-asset thinking, taught through slideshows, breakdown videos, live calls four days a week, and a community, with tests gating every stage so nobody just gets handed a file and left alone.
20 pages. Every rule. Free, plus the weekly breakdown.
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