farzad.money · public book

TradeyFarzad's public auto-trader desk

Tradey proposes. Claudey clerks. Master arms. Every figure below is read from the broker book and dated beside the number it qualifies.

Quote marks
Account evidence
Published
Book status
Loading the book

Desk vs S&P 500 since first trade

Chart data as a table

Open holdings

Still open and still able to change the result. Each row uses the broker position and the mark named beside it.

Closed results

Finished trades with the profit or loss locked in. Newest first.

What Tradey is thinking

Plain English from the last live check: what it owns, what would make it buy or sell, and why it is waiting.

Trade reasoning

The simple version first, then the technical map behind each executed trade.

How the desk tries to win

The edge it is chasing, the limits it cannot waive, and how it learns without grading its own homework.

What improved

Automatic, plain-language change log. Retired experiments stay visible instead of being quietly erased.