MARKOS / THE METHOD
PLAN. WATCH. REVIEW. REFINE.
A practical routine for making trading decisions easier to explain, review, and improve over time. It supports learning; it does not predict market outcomes.
A repeatable process gives a trader something useful to evaluate beyond the result of a single trade. MARKOS organizes that process into four stages that can be used before, during, and after a market session.
01 / SESSION PROCESS
Plan the session
What would make a trade idea valid, and what would invalidate it?
Before execution, write down the market context, important levels, the condition you are waiting for, and the amount of risk you are prepared to take. A plan can include a decision not to trade.
02 / SESSION PROCESS
Watch decisions in context
What changed, and why did the decision change?
Observe entries, exits, stops, and the reasoning around them as events unfold. A screen share is an educational view of a process; it is not an instruction to copy a trade.
03 / SESSION PROCESS
Review the execution
Did the decision follow the plan, regardless of the result?
Compare the original idea with what happened. Separate process quality from profit or loss, note rule changes and execution errors, and record what remains uncertain.
04 / SESSION PROCESS
Refine one thing
What specific adjustment will you test next session?
Choose a small, observable improvement and carry it into the next plan. Keep risk limits explicit and change one process variable at a time where practical.
Keep the risk boundary visible
Define risk before execution and respect the applicable provider and platform rules. Stops, limits, and evaluation conditions do not remove market, slippage, liquidity, or execution risk. If a rule or product term affects your decision, verify it from the current official source.
Use the process as education
MARKOS provides education and community discussion, not personalised investment, legal, or tax advice. No process guarantees profits, challenge success, funding, or payouts. Read the risk disclosure and see what the community currently includes on the membership page.