What goes wrong
None of these are exotic. They are the ordinary ways software costs people money — and each one is a thing this desk was built to make impossible.
So you sent it again. Both filled. The platform had lost the reply, not the order — and you found out from the position list.
An indicator quietly fell back to stale data and kept drawing. Nothing on screen looked wrong, because nothing on screen said where the numbers came from.
The connection dropped mid-position and the screen kept showing the last price it had. Silence read exactly like calm.
The instrument
Draw the trade. The desk derives the size from the stop you set, prices it against the account it is going to, and shows you the arithmetic before anything is sent.
Every figure below is derived, never typed.
Sized from a 0.5% risk on the account this is going to — — lots, — at risk. Change the stop and every number here changes with it.
The rule
These are not settings. They are the reason the rest of it can be trusted.
It will never show you a price it is not certain of. If the feed is stale, the screen says so — a chart that keeps drawing through a dead connection is worse than a blank one.
Closing a position never depends on the part of the system that opened it. Exits are the one path with no clever machinery in front of them.
A rejection names its source — your risk cap, the firm's rules, or the broker — and says which number was wrong. Never a generic failure you have to guess at.
Size is derived from stop distance and the balance of the account it is going to, every single time. A fixed lot size is how one bad trade becomes the account.
Execution
Plot the trade once and send it to whichever accounts the rules allow. Each account is sized by its own balance and its own risk setting — not one number applied to all of them.
Spot and CFD execution, market or resting orders, with brackets attached at the broker rather than held in the page.
Sized in contracts and bracketed in ticks. Closing a position takes its pending brackets with it.
Accounts register and are visible. Not yet armed for orders — an option that refuses on press is worse than one that is honestly absent.
Access
Access is granted per person and is revocable. Nobody else's credentials are ever on your machine, and yours are never on anybody else's.
Chart, indicators, journal. No execution.
The full desk, wired to your accounts.
Several traders under one operator.
We host your MetaTrader — from $20 per month, per account. Your terminal runs on our server so the desk keeps working when your machine is off. It is entirely optional: connect a terminal you run yourself and there is nothing more to pay. If you want us to host it, the charge is added at checkout and shown before you confirm.
The programmes are separate from the software. The Rabbit Hole is free and always will be. New York Open Live Trading Room is $99 per month. The Money Train Mastery is $997 per year. The Quant Advantage is $1,999 per year or $2,999 lifetime. Project A.D.A.M. is $5,000 lifetime access. Project E.V.E. is $6,000 deposit or $12,000 deferred. Start free →
From inside
Their words, not ours. Individual results vary and depend on execution.
I started my trading journey six years ago. Three years in, I went through countless mentorships and programs, none with any real rhyme or reason and no one to answer questions. Then I met Jeff. Two months into his mentorship I became the number two ranked FTMO trader worldwide.
AdamMember, The Algo Vision
I’ve been in many mentorships. Some were bad, some were good. This is by far the best I’ve been a part of. My confidence is the highest it has been in the twelve years I’ve been trading.
AriesMember, The Algo Vision
Prior to joining The Algo Vision my trading lacked structure. Since joining I’ve become far more disciplined, I identify moves before they fully develop, and I took the highest RR trade of my career at 1:236.
CamMember, The Algo Vision
Counted from the community itself on 25 August 2026. The screenshots behind these are members’ own financial documents and stay where they were posted. Individual results vary and depend on skill, discipline, market conditions and factors outside anyone's control. Nothing here is a promise that any member will achieve a similar outcome.
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