A live paper-trading experiment
A rules-based day trader and a momentum swing book run on $1,000 of simulated capital, every market day, with no one touching the keyboard. Sign up and watch each fill print, including the losses.
Free to watch. Viewing only. Paper money, not investment advice.
Each morning it looks at the first five minutes of trading and picks the handful of stocks drawing the most unusual volume. It enters as they break out of that opening range, long or short, with a protective stop on every position. Whatever is still open gets closed before the bell. It never holds a day trade overnight.
Once a day it ranks the whole US market on price momentum and holds a short list of leaders for weeks at a time. It steps to cash when the broad market is below its long-term average, and it cuts any position that drops a fixed amount from entry.
A daily loss limit that flattens everything and stops for the day. A hard cap on total exposure. A kill switch that can be thrown from a phone. The same rules every day, which is the point: you are watching a system, not a mood.
What you will not see: the selection rules in detail, the settings, or the controls. This is a window, not a seat at the desk.
This is paper money on a broker's simulated account. Fills are simulated against real market prices, so the results are honest about direction and roughly honest about size, but they are not real trades and they are not a track record.
Nothing on this site is investment advice. The system is an experiment run by Michael Fisher, a Navy career counselor and coach who builds things on the side, under 1Fisher Group LLC. If the results hold up over months, the capital setting goes up and the experiment continues. If they do not, that gets published too.