About
I trade futures — micro Nasdaq, mostly. I trade the overnight, the sessions most people sleep through, which is where the name comes from: the market barely rests, and for a stretch there, neither did I.
I live in a useful tension. On one side, I want to be a quant — I want the data, I want to know whether an edge is real or whether I just got lucky and told myself a story. On the other, I don't think in straight lines: I'm drawn to the cyclical stuff, the moon, the seasons, the zodiac, the idea that timing and rhythm might leave fingerprints on how people behave. Markets are just people behaving.
Most content picks one side. The astrology crowd claims the connection and never checks it. The quant crowd is so allergic to anything unconventional it never looks in the interesting places at all. I do both: I look where it's interesting, then I count. When the numbers say real, I use it. When they say myth, I say myth — out loud, even when the myth was more fun.
What I'm building
Honest research on what actually moves the market. Tools and themed dashboards that make trading legible instead of intimidating. A way to learn this craft that's free or affordable — because the knowledge should be open, not locked behind a course.
The rule I trade by
Sharpen your edge by telling yourself the truth.
The market doesn't care about your story. The moon doesn't owe you a big candle. The only thing that makes you better is looking honestly at what happened and adjusting. That's the whole project.