In short: in 2027, trading courses, signals and bots are everywhere. Yet most retail traders keep losing money, because these services talk about the market, not about their trading. The most useful service starts from your real trades: an audit of your trades by a practitioner, written rules tailored to you, coaching to apply them and a support tool to stick to them day after day. That's exactly the approach I offer, and this article explains why, with criteria and sources.
Disclosure: I'm Luc Vaudan, a trader for thirty years, and I provide the service described here myself. So I have an interest in recommending it. That's why I spell out my criteria, present the alternatives honestly and cite my sources.
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The figures are well known and have been consistent for years:
These traders didn't lack information: videos, books, indicators and signals are more accessible than ever. What they lacked was an outside view of what they actually do. The costly mistakes are personal: a position size that swings with emotions, stops in the wrong place, winners cut too early, losers left to run, trading hours where you lose systematically. No general course can see those mistakes. Your broker statements can.
Useful for learning the basics and the vocabulary. Their limit: they teach everyone the same thing, and never check what you do with it on your account.
They promise to tell you what to buy. In practice you depend on a stream of messages, often without risk management or a full track record. Regulators regularly warn about "finfluencers", especially those promoting unregulated firms.
Copying another investor can seem easy. But you learn nothing about how you make decisions, and their past performance doesn't guarantee future results.
The best automated tools bring rigour and speed. The worst are black boxes. Always demand explained strategies, quantified risks and a full track record, losses included.
The only type that starts from your numbers. A practitioner analyses your trades, identifies what costs you money and what makes it, and helps you set rules suited to your capital, your time and your temperament.
In my audits, I analyse your trades one by one on six levers, the ones your statements reveal best:
At the end you receive a written report and clear rules, made for you, to apply the very next day. Trading decisions remain yours.
I built my offer in three steps, so you can start for free and go as far as you need.
You send me your last 20 trades, a simple export from your broker in CSV or PDF. I reply in writing within 5 business days with a first assessment. I limit the number of mini-audits each week so I have time to do them properly.
Up to 12 months of trades analysed on the six levers, a written report with your personal rules, a one-hour call with me and my method book included. Launch price: €390 for the first 20 clients, instead of €590.
A review of your trades every week and rules adjusted month after month, for €249 per month, paid per 3-month period (€747), with no automatic renewal. That's where progress takes hold: a rule is only useful if you apply it over time.
Between two follow-up sessions, you need a tool that helps you stick to your rules. That's the role of Ticks, included for all markets in the follow-up: each position is managed step by step, with its size, protection and exit, and the full history is published, losses included. You decide and you execute with your broker. To learn more about the app, read our guide to the best trading apps in 2027.
Trading floors, family offices, brokers: I also audit trading teams and offer tailored support. Get in touch.
It's for you if you already trade, even modestly, you have a trading history and you want to understand exactly what's costing you money.
It isn't for you if you're looking for someone to trade for you, a promise of profits or a long-term savings product. In those cases, a licensed investment adviser or a savings-focused broker will be a better fit.
Your data is used only for your audit, stays strictly confidential and is deleted once the analysis is done.
The one that starts from your real trades and makes you autonomous. For a trader who already has a history, an audit of their trades followed by coaching is usually more useful than a general course, signals or copy trading, because it fixes their own mistakes.
A course teaches the market to everyone the same way. An audit analyses your own trades and gives you rules suited to your capital, your time and your temperament.
The mini-audit of your last 20 trades is free. The full audit costs €390 at the launch price (first 20 clients), then €590. The follow-up costs €249 per month, paid per 3-month period (€747), with no automatic renewal.
About twenty is enough for a first assessment. The longer the history, the more precise the full audit: it can cover up to 12 months of trades.
Yes. Every broker lets you export your order history, in CSV or PDF.
No. I help you make better decisions with clear rules, but trading decisions and execution remain yours, with your broker.
No, and nobody honestly can. Trading involves a risk of capital loss. The aim of the audit is to reduce the mistakes that cost you and give you a measurable method.
It's used only for your audit, stays strictly confidential and is deleted once the analysis is done.
Trading involves a risk of capital loss. This article is general information and not personalised investment advice. Past performance does not predict future results.
