I didn’t build Shinobi Trading because I wanted to create “just another trading bot” or “just another trading course.” I built it because I know what it feels like to test countless strategies, jump from one guru to another, and still feel lost, frustrated, and discouraged. After 7+ years of studying and losing, my own breaking point finally came when I stopped chasing strategies, unfollowed all the gurus and noise, UNLEARNED everything I thought was the right way to trade, and focused solely on observing the charts and forming my own unique insights. Over time, those insights became an edge. My trading approach has become highly discretionary and intuitive. It is based on reading what is happening in the present moment on the chart, not blindly following indicators, signals, or someone else’s rules. That became the foundation of Shinobi Trading. At its core, the Shinobi Trading philosophy is simple: 1. Lock in profits frequently. 2. Manage risk. 3. Protect profits. 4. Survive long enough to improve. I eventually wrote a top-selling book "Day Trading Mastery" to share my journey and insights, serving as a sort of "bible" for my trading philosophy for myself and others to use as a reference. Paid members will gain FREE access to those pages in the course section, for those who want to dive deeper into the spiritual mechanics behind trading success, as well as my trading philosophy as a whole. Over time, I eventually started coding and automating my approach: The Manual Trade Manager was created to help traders focus more on their entries while letting the EA handle fast risk-management execution, such as breakeven, trailing, basket management, and other advanced trade-management logic. Because my entries are context-based and intuitive, they were difficult to fully automate at first. Over time, I began developing fully automated trading bots designed to mimic different parts of my discretionary approach... not only how I enter trades, but how I think about managing them, protecting the account, and adapting to changing market conditions on the spot.