It's a momentum-based method: I look for the moment of the day — if there is one — to take advantage of an upward or downward move. To do this, I rely on methods that have been recognized for decades: Elliott Wave theory, the Wyckoff method, and Japanese candlestick reading. I don't claim to invent anything, nor do I sell a "new miracle indicator" — it all already exists. My goal is simply to share this knowledge with those who genuinely want to invest themselves in the world of trading.

Yes, absolutely — but not only for beginners. First and foremost, trading isn't about money, it's about knowledge and practice. As with any profession — doctor, hairdresser, or otherwise — you don't earn money without first learning the fundamentals and gaining experience.

Yes, as with anything. You first need to invest in yourself: knowledge and training, largely through trading books (I'd recommend around ten books, for a total budget under $600). To start gaining market experience, I recommend a starting portfolio of around €500 (excluding the cost of training, here or elsewhere). Profits won't be spectacular at this stage — but neither will the losses. For beginners, I always recommend lasting as long as possible and learning from your mistakes.

Videos covering Elliott Wave theory (to understand trend), the Wyckoff method (for accumulation and distribution), and Japanese candlestick reading.

€1,500.

Yes — a full refund within 30 days if the course isn't right for you.

No. TradingX30 offers educational content — never a promise of results or personalized financial advice. Trading involves a real risk of capital loss, and past performance is no guarantee of future results.

No, TradingX30 does not provide personalized investment advice. The content is educational: it shares a method and a way of reading the markets, not buy or sell recommendations.

I'm self-taught — I learned options trading on my own, and TradingX30 was born from that experience. I don't claim to be a certified professional, but someone who shares a method they apply themselves in the market every day.

A regular analysis, on the 1st and 15th of each month, offering a structured view of the markets — meant to help you read trends better, not buy/sell signals to follow blindly.

Chronicles is an analysis published twice a week (Wednesday and Saturday), covering stocks, ETFs, indices and commodities. Full access is reserved for members of the member area — a free 15-day tier is available to explore, and a paid subscription (€10/month) gives ongoing access.

Through the "Member area" page on the site, after signing up.