A focused team supporting disciplined market education, thoughtful research, and a clear experience for every trader who joins the desk.
Paul Remington Wang’s team supports research, onboarding, risk review, account monitoring, member communication, and education. Each role exists to keep the trading process more organized, transparent, and accountable.
Lopez helps new clients move through the practical side of getting started: account setup guidance, document flow, funding steps, platform access, and making sure every client understands what stays under their control before any account-service work begins.
Pedro focuses on stock and options research. His work supports daily watchlists, catalyst review, liquidity checks, options activity, and the chart context needed before a setup becomes worth discussion.
Jeremy’s role is to keep the desk honest about risk. He supports position sizing rules, drawdown review, trade notes, account exposure checks, and post-session review so the process does not become emotional.
Eric supports forex planning and live account monitoring. He tracks major currency pairs, session behavior, economic events, spread conditions, and communication notes for clients using account-management services.
The goal is not to make trading look easy. The goal is to make every step clearer: what is being watched, why it matters, what risk is being taken, and how the decision will be reviewed.
Scan markets, review catalysts, prepare watchlists, and organize the context behind trade ideas.
Track account exposure, drawdown, position sizing, stop placement, and whether the account is following its plan.
Keep clients and members informed with practical explanations, onboarding help, and support when questions come up.
Turn trading activity into lessons by reviewing what worked, what failed, and what should change next time.
The team’s role is to support process, education, monitoring, and communication. Trading still involves risk, and no team member can guarantee profits or prevent market losses.
Trading involves risk, including the loss of capital. Use these materials for education, verify important information independently, and make decisions that fit your own circumstances.
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