The Charter

These rules bind me.

Published rules for a public record. If I ever break one, the breach itself gets published. Nobody in this niche writes binding rules for themselves — which is exactly why these exist.

1

Everything is verifiable.

Every number on this site traces to a broker statement or a bank figure. Monthly statements are published as received. I never ask to be trusted — only checked.

2

The record lags reality.

Trades appear here at the earliest one full day after execution, normally in the weekly entry. Nothing on this site is ever a signal, a tip, or a live position. I publish history, not predictions.

3

Nothing here is advice.

I am not an advisor and this is not a recommendation to buy or sell anything. It is the documented journal of one man and one engine. Anyone copying trades from a public journal is making their own decision with their own money.

4

The audience never touches the risk.

Position sizing, entries, and exits are decided by the system's rules alone. The published record has no vote. If I ever notice the audience in my hands while trading, that observation goes in the journal — that is the journal.

5

Losses get the same font as wins.

Same day, same detail, same tone. The week the gauge goes deeper is published like the week it goes up. If the engine breaks, you'll read it here first.

6

Nothing is for sale until I'm above water.

No course, no community, no coaching below zero. The surface is the only launch date I have.

Corollary — the pledge ledger: pledges may be counted publicly below zero, but no money moves until the crossing. A pledge charged early is a breach of this rule.

7

My mistakes are content, not context.

When I violate my own process — it happens, it's in my history — the violation is logged, named, and dissected. This site exists because I learned to look at my own reality without flinching. That's the product being demonstrated.

— Marius

GRAZ · DATED AND SIGNED THE DAY THE GAUGE GOES LIVE