- Entrepreneur ($40 mil)
- Trader ($1 mil)
Trader & Entrepreneur
I've run my own businesses for 26 years, done over $40M in sales — and today I trade $1M of my own money in gold, forex & crypto.
Four companies — one operating system.
Skilled traders prove their edge, then trade firm capital up to $1,000,000 and keep 80–90% of the upside. Real, named, verified payouts — no hype.
An AI team researches stocks, crypto, commodities and forex every night and votes out clear signals — entry, stop and target set. Traders vote for or against while price sits in the entry zone; every vote is graded against the outcome. Humans + AI, shared edge.
Connects home sellers and buyers directly, with a registered broker finalising the deal for a fixed fee. Built lean to test an old model in a digital-first market.
Happy little browser games, free to play. First up: One Line, a one-stroke puzzle game — building towards competitions where players win real money.
From the blog
Five events in ten days. How I read the week.
PPI, CPI, the Clarity Act vote, the Fed and the Bank of Japan, all between 10 and 18 September. I don't guess the outcomes. I decide in advance what I do in each scenario. Here is the week, event by event, and the plan I trade it with.
The stock market makes its money at night. You still can't trade it.
A viral reel says Micron would have returned 138 million percent if you had bought every close and sold every open, and lost 99% the other way round. I checked it on 790 stocks in the US and the Nordics. The strange part is that the anomaly is real. The useful part is why it still won't make you money, and the one free thing it does give you.
We backtested "buy the dip" on 538 trending stocks. It lost to buying every month.
Everyone has the same plan — wait for Coca-Cola or Apple to drop 30%, then strike. I measured 20 years of dips on 538 trending stocks across 13 markets. The dip buyer ended with a median 86% of what the boring monthly buyer got. Here are the numbers, and the one thing dip buying actually is good for.
The short version
I'm not special — I just kept climbing.
26 years in business, a few companies built and sold, and a stretch where selling one nearly broke me financially. Today I trade my own capital, build AI-driven companies, and live in Mallorca with my wife and two sons. Everyone starts at the bottom of the pyramid — you climb by serving more people better. That's the whole game, and I'll show you my version of it.