The program · $597 one time
90 days to trade one way, every day.
One proven approach. A daily routine to follow it. Your journal keeps the record, so you can see yourself getting more consistent week by week. Run it for 90 days and if it's not for you, full refund.
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What the program is, what the 90 days look like, and who should not buy it. Being recorded now. The whole thing is written out below in the meantime, so you are not waiting on a video to decide.
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Education, not financial advice · Trading involves substantial risk of loss
Why this keeps happening
You have never had a strategy problem.
Look at what actually happened the last three times. You found something that made sense. You traded it for a week or two and it worked well enough that you started to believe in it. Then one morning you moved a stop, or took the trade that was not on the list, or doubled up to get back what you gave away on Tuesday. One decision, thirty seconds long, and the month was gone.
And then you did the thing everybody does. You decided the setup was the problem. You went and found a better one, and you started the count again from zero, which means you have now been trading for two years and you have never once run the same approach for ninety consecutive days. You have no idea what any of it is worth, because you have never given one of them long enough to say.
Nothing in your trading is broken except this: there is nothing holding you to one method long enough to find out, and no record honest enough to show you the moment you stopped following it. New setups do not fix either of those. That is why the next one will go the same way as the last one.
I lost for five years. Not because I did not know what to do, because I did not do it. What changed was going deep on one approach I could actually prove, and then treating execution as something you train rather than something you wait to feel.Jasper Cooper
How it works
Three things, running at once.
None of these is clever on its own. It is running all three at the same time, for 90 days, that does the work. Take any one away and you are back where you started.
One method, with the data shown
You pick one approach and you stop looking. It comes with its own record, including the losing stretches, so you are not taking anybody's word for whether it works. You also learn the test that produced that record, which is the part that means you never have to trust a stranger on the internet about a setup again.
A routine that removes the decision
Most bad trades are decided in the four seconds before the click. So the decisions get made before the session, in writing, when nothing is at stake: what you will take, what you will not, what ends your day. During the session you are executing a list, not judging a chart with money on it.
A record you cannot edit
Every trade is logged automatically from the account, so the week that gets reviewed is the week that happened rather than the one you remember. Once a week we read it together and pull out the one behaviour costing you the most. Then you change that one thing, and the numbers say whether it worked.
What is inside
Four modules. One obstacle each.
There are five reasons traders stay stuck. Four of them are things you can be taught, and each module removes exactly one. The fifth is doing it alone, and that is not a module: that is the community and the weekly live reviews, running the whole 90 days.
- 01
Edge Lab
You are trading a setup you borrowed and drop at the first drawdown.
How to test whether something actually works before you risk money on it, and a shelf of models that have already been through that test. Every one published with its full record, the flat stretches and the losing months included. The 9:30 setup is one item on the shelf, not the point of it.
- The validation method, start to finish, on real data
- Five or six models with their honest statistics, losses shown
- How to read a backtest without fooling yourself
- Picking the one you will actually trade, and leaving the rest alone
- 02
Execution Protocol
You already know what to do. You do not do it.
The gap between the plan and the click is the whole problem, and it is a training problem rather than a character one. This is the daily operating routine: what you do before the session, what you are allowed to decide during it, and what you write down after.
- The pre-session routine, about 20 minutes
- The rules you set before the open so you are not deciding under fire
- The journal ritual after the close, short because the journal writes itself
- Tilt, revenge trading and the day after a bad day, handled as procedure
- 03
Risk Math
You size by feel, so one bad day undoes a good month.
Sizing, drawdown survival and knowing when to stop, worked out in numbers instead of nerve. Then the evaluation track: the same math applied to the rulebooks the prop firms actually enforce, so you size for the account you are trading rather than a generic one.
- Fixed-fractional sizing and the two hard limits
- What a drawdown does to an account, and what it takes to come back
- The daily stop, and why it is set before the session and not during it
- Evaluation track: daily loss limits, trailing drawdown, consistency rules
- 04
The Loop
The same mistake repeats because nothing records it.
The weekly review, done properly. Your journal has already logged every trade, so the work is reading it: what the plan said, what you did, where the gap is, and the one thing to change before Monday. Do that for twelve weeks and the leak stops being invisible.
- The weekly review, step by step, on your own numbers
- Finding the one behaviour that is costing you the most money
- Changing one thing at a time, and proving whether it worked
- What the numbers look like when the routine is actually holding
What you get
Everything, for one payment.
The program itself
Four modules, in order, with the work laid out week by week. You can watch it all in a weekend, but it is built to be run over 90 days because that is how long a routine takes to hold.
Weekly live group reviews
One hour a week, live. Real trades from the week, taken apart in front of everyone: what the plan said, what happened, what to change. Bring yours and it gets looked at. Recorded if you cannot make it.
The community
The room where the other people running this are. Pre-market plans, end-of-day posts, and the accountability that stops week three from being the week you quietly drift off.
12 months of the journal
The journal that writes itself, included for a year. Connect the account once and every trade is logged for you, which is also what makes the guarantee checkable: the record of the work exists whether or not either of us feels like writing it.
$597 once, not a subscription. The journal is $19 a month on its own, and 12 months of it is included here. After the 90 days you can keep the community, the weekly reviews and the journal for $39 a month if you want to, or walk away and keep everything you have already been given. Nothing renews on its own.
Already a member? If you bought the old program at $249 you are carried over to this in full, at no extra cost, journal included. You do not need to do anything, and you will never be asked for the difference.
The guarantee
The risk of trying it is mine.
Two versions, because two different people buy this. Pick the one that describes you. Both of them ask you for the work and neither asks you for a result you cannot control.
If you are training
Run the system for 90 days. The journal logs every trade automatically, so we both see the work. Complete the protocol and if you do not want to keep going, full refund.
If you are running an evaluation
Follow the process and log every trade. If you do not pass an evaluation in 90 days, full refund.
The milestone is an evaluation passed, never a dollar figure, and nobody here promises you profit. The journal logs your trades automatically, so “did the work” is something we can both look at rather than argue about. The full conditions are in the terms and the refund policy, written down before you pay rather than after you ask.
Enrollment
It opens in windows, and here is why.
The weekly live review is the limit. It is one room, one hour, and one person reading the journals in it. If people joined every day of the year that hour would turn into a webinar where nobody's trades get looked at, which is the part of this that actually changes anything.
So the checkout opens on a date and shuts on a date, both printed on this page. There is no countdown clock, no disappearing bonus and no price that goes up if you wait. When it is shut you join the list, and when it opens you get an email. That is the whole mechanism.
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Who is teaching this
I am not selling you the thing that fixed me.
I am selling you the process that produced it. Five years of losing, and what turned it around was not a setup: it was proving one approach with data, building a routine that made following it the easy option, and keeping a record honest enough to catch me when I did not. I run this program myself, I take the weekly review myself, and I publish my own trades including the ones that went badly. If any of that stops being true, stop trusting me.
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Before you pay for anything.
Why does enrollment only open in windows?
The weekly live review is one room, one hour, and one person reading the journals in it. If people join every day of the year, the review turns into a webinar and the point of it is gone. So it opens in windows, the dates are printed on this page, and when a window closes the checkout closes with it. That is the entire reason for the deadline. There is no countdown clock on this page and there never will be.
How do refunds work?
Two tracks. If you are training: run the system for 90 days, complete the protocol, and if you do not want to keep going you get a full refund. If you are running an evaluation: follow the process, log every trade, and if you do not pass an evaluation in 90 days you get a full refund. Both ask for the work, not for a result. The journal logs the trades automatically, so proving you did the work is not paperwork, it is already done. The exact conditions are on the Terms page and you can read them before you pay.
What does the 90 days actually look like?
About 20 minutes before the session for the plan and 10 after for the review, because the journal writes the log itself. One hour a week for the live review, recorded if you miss it. Weeks one to three are the method and the risk math, weeks four to twelve are running it and reviewing it. If you cannot find 30 minutes a day, do not buy this. Start with the free guide instead.
Do I need a funded account already?
No. Plenty of people start on a simulator or a small live account and take an evaluation later. If you already have an evaluation running, the evaluation track of the guarantee is the one that applies to you.
Does this work with my prop firm?
The method is not tied to any one firm. The risk math covers the structures the common evaluations use, daily loss limits, trailing drawdown and consistency rules, so you size for the account you are actually trading. The journal tracks those limits live for the firms it has presets for, and you can set them by hand for anything else.
Is this just the 9:30 setup again?
No. The 9:30 setup is one worked example on the shelf in the first module, and it is there as evidence that the validation method produces something real. The program is the method, the routine and the review. If all you want is that one setup, the free cheat sheet has it and you should not pay for anything.
I bought the old program at $249. What happens to me?
Nothing you have to do, and nothing more to pay. Existing members are carried over to this in full: all four modules, the community, the weekly live reviews, and the journal. You keep it at the price you paid. If anything is missing when you sign in, email jasper@passfundedaccount.com and it gets fixed the same day.
I already pay for the journal. Am I paying twice?
No. Email jasper@passfundedaccount.com when you join and your journal subscription is cancelled, with the 12 months included here starting from that day. You will not be charged for both.
Is this financial advice?
No. This is education. We teach a process and a routine, we do not tell you what to buy, and we do not manage anyone's money. Nothing here promises you a profit, and trading futures carries substantial risk of loss.
Education only, not financial advice. Trading futures involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for every investor. Past performance, including any backtested or hypothetical results, is not indicative of future results, and nothing on this page is a promise or a projection of profit. Read the full risk disclaimer, the terms, the refund policy and the privacy policy. NinjaTrader® is a registered trademark of NinjaTrader Group, LLC.
Ninety days of one method, done properly.
You already know the next setup is not going to fix this. Give one approach a full quarter, with a routine that holds you to it and a record that tells you the truth, and find out what you are actually capable of.
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