The Person Behind Stoic Edge
Meet Stoic Trader
I’m Stoic Trader, the creator of Stoic Edge. I teach a simple way to read the chart, plan a trade and learn from your own decisions.
If you’ve studied different methods and want a process you can explain on your own chart, start here. The free lesson will give you a feel for how I teach.
Why I Keep It Simple
The Range Model gives us a place to start: mark the high, low and midpoint, then watch how price responds. We study a sweep and retest or a break and retest. When the response is incomplete, waiting is part of the work.
Before a trade, define where your idea fails and how much you are willing to risk. Afterward, return to the chart and your notes. Did you follow the plan? What did you miss?
Simplicity keeps the plan clear. Adaptability means responding when conditions change. Indifference to the outcome means judging your decisions beyond the result of one trade.
Become a Student of Your Own Trading
Save what you saw before the outcome is known. Keep the chart, your reasoning and what you actually did. Those records give you something concrete to review as you refine your process.
Inside Stoic Edge, you can write a note beside a course lesson and find it again in your Journal. Add a screenshot or connect a trade, then return to the lesson when you need the explanation.
Try the free Range Model lesson
Practice With Stoic Traders
The course develops the method. The daily War Map and Skool community give you charts and ideas to discuss. Bring your own preparation, ask a specific question and explain what would change your view.
Active membership also includes Compass for TradingView, selected saved daily charts in the Scanner beta, and the Journal and Trade Log betas. Ask Stoic AI remains in development.
Compare monthly and yearly membership to see what’s included and how access works. Yearly Premium includes lifetime access to the course and Compass. Join on Skool, then use the course and tools on StoicEdge.com with the same email.
Trading education only. Trading involves risk, including loss of capital. You make your own trading decisions; the teaching cannot promise profitability.