The trading desk that keeps its receipts.

No. EDGE Desk publishes trade ideas and our own results for educational purposes. We don't know your finances, so nothing here is advice for you personally. You decide what to trade, and how much.

No. We never take custody of funds, connect to your brokerage account or place trades for you. You place every trade yourself, with your own broker.

Share trades are logged at the price when the alert went out and closed at the target or the stop. The Sunday Trade of the Week goes out while markets are closed, so it's logged at Monday's open, or at the first price inside the alert's entry zone. Alerts that took more than a week to fill stay on the ledger, marked stale.

Option alerts are logged as one contract at the posted credit, held to expiry. We show each one two ways: as a percentage of the strike notional (strike × 100, the cash a secured put would tie up) and as a percentage of the premium collected.

Every losing trade is included. A position counts once it closes, so open trades don't move the numbers until then.

A short put or call that finishes in the money can be assigned, which means shares are delivered to your account. That doesn't have to end the trade: you can close the shares right away, or keep them and manage the position. When we take delivery ourselves, we say so in the alert's thread, along with our plan for exiting the shares. Those share trades aren't part of the Options Desk record, because they're less frequent and the right exit depends on each account. The ledger scores every option alert at expiry.

We publish it as it happens and break it down in the Friday post-mortem. Streaks of 4–5 losses are normal for any honest strategy, which is why every alert comes with suggested position size.

Mostly US stocks and options, with occasional ETF and index trades. Each alert says whether it's shares or options, and for options it gives the strike and expiry.

Usually within a few seconds of the source posting, posted in Discord, pinged to your phone and emailed at the same time.

You get full access for 3 market days, so a Friday sign-up runs through Tuesday's close. A card is required to start, but it isn't charged until the trial ends. Cancel before then and you pay nothing.

One click in your account, any time. If you cancel during the trial, you're never charged.