A builder, learning to trade, honestly.
I went part-time at my job to be home more. Not to get rich, not to chase a screen all day. To be there for school runs and bath times more than I'm at a desk. Trading is the long game I'm using to pay for that time.
Off the desk.
Tech has been my thing since I was sixteen. AI I've been part of for years and know better than most. So when a tool costs money or slows me down, I build round it. My own indicators, my own automations, my own honest self-analysis. That part is real, and it's the part I'm good at.
Trading is the new, humbling part. Three months in, still learning, and I'm not going to pretend otherwise. I've blown accounts. I've moved a stop loss when I should have taken the small hit and walked. I'm learning out loud, and I'll share what I learn so you can go and read up on it properly yourself. I'm one step ahead, not on a mountaintop.
Most accounts only ever post the wins. I post the losses the same way. A red day shown with the same composure as a green one, because that's the truth of it and because it's the only thing that's actually worth following. We win together, and some days we lose together. A burden shared is a burden halved.
If a post doesn't connect back to that, it's not me.
Capital at risk. Not financial advice.