VERIFIED WINS

Real trades. Real stories.

Every card is a full trade story — sticker, charts and journal — pulled from a connected brokerage or screenshot-confirmed. No fake gurus. No edited screenshots.

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+$280.00Closed SPX for +60% · Long put

LONG SPX options · entry $4.70 → exit $7.50 · held 0m.

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HOW VERIFICATION WORKS

What “verified” means here

Anyone can post a screenshot of a winning trade. The screenshot is the problem — it proves nothing about what was actually traded, when, or at what size, and it never shows the losers. Every story on this wall carries a tier saying where its numbers came from, so you can weigh it yourself instead of taking our word for it.

Broker-synced
The trade came directly from a connected brokerage through our sync. Nobody typed the fills — entry, exit, size and timestamps are the broker's record.
Broker-confirmed
Logged by hand first, then corroborated by the broker afterwards. Brokerage feeds run days behind, so traders log immediately to share and the broker catches up. We keep the fact it was hand-logged first rather than rewriting history, and only stamp it once the feed agrees.
Broker export
Imported from a statement or CSV the broker produced. Not live-synced, but not self-reported either — the numbers originate with the brokerage.

What has to be true before a trade appears

The trade has to be closed — no open positions, because an open position has no result yet and showing one is how paper gains get sold as wins. The trader has to have made their profile public, and then published that specific trade. Both switches, separately, every time. Flipping one does nothing on its own, so a trade cannot leak out of a private journal because someone toggled the wrong thing.

What we deliberately don’t show

There are no win rates, no leaderboards and no rankings on this page, and that is on purpose. A wall of winning trades is a selected sample: traders publish their good days, so any percentage computed from it would describe what people chose to share rather than how they actually trade. Presenting that as a track record would be the same trick as the edited screenshot, with better typography.

Treat every story here as one trade that happened, nothing more. It is not a forecast, not a recommendation, and not evidence that the same trade would work for you.

MAKE YOUR OWN

Log your trades. Share the wins.

Connect your broker, log a trade, and Sutekka turns it into a card like these. Free to start.

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