Raz Amwal Three steps, from the market to a measured decision.
No black box. Every decision follows a clear chain: your account stays yours, the system reads the market, executes within a 2% cap, and you see everything in real time.
From market signal to report, six stations.
From sign-up to execution.
The system reads the market
The Raz Amwal engine analyzes liquidity, momentum and economic news around the clock across multiple timeframes, weighing every opportunity against the risk cap before any decision — no emotion, no rush.
It executes with discipline
When an opportunity meets the criteria, a trade opens at a precisely sized position to stay within 2% of the portfolio, with stop-loss and target defined in advance, before entry.
You see everything
A live dashboard and instant alerts for every trade: an explained decision and MyFxBook-verified numbers. Pause the system with one tap, anytime.
Four lenses reading the market at once.
The scene beside you tracks your reading: as you reach each card, its station lights up on the analysis line.
Multi-timeframe momentum
Price action is read across several timeframes at once — from minutes to days. A signal is accepted only when the frames agree on direction; a single crossover on a single frame is simply rejected.
Liquidity & price quality
Before any entry, market depth and spread width are checked. Thin markets inflate costs and distort execution, so setups that fall inside low-liquidity windows are excluded however tempting they look.
News & economic calendar filter
The economic calendar is monitored continuously. Ahead of high-impact releases — rates, employment, inflation — new entries pause, because those minutes move prices too violently to measure.
Quantitative risk management
The last lens and the most important: position size is computed in reverse from the stop-loss distance, so the maximum loss never exceeds 2% of the portfolio. A setup that fails this gate is never executed at all.
Before any trade, three questions are answered.
Is the trend confirmed?
Momentum aligns across multiple timeframes — not a single signal on one frame. Weak setups are simply rejected.
Is the timing safe?
The system avoids entering before high-impact news and low-liquidity windows that widen spreads.
Is risk within the cap?
Position size is computed in reverse from the stop-loss distance, so a trade’s maximum loss never exceeds 2% of your portfolio.
Take a $10,000 portfolio: the 2% cap means the most a single trade may lose is $200. If the stop-loss sits 50 pips away, the position is sized so each pip is worth exactly $4 — hit the stop and you lose precisely $200, never more. Every position size is derived from the allowed risk, not the other way round.
Why discipline beats prediction.
No one predicts the market perfectly — neither do we. What can be controlled is how much you risk on each decision, and that is exactly what we master. Ten consecutive losses at a 2% cap keep the core of your portfolio intact, while a single uncapped loss can erase it.
So we don’t chase shiny numbers. We commit to one repeated, documented process — and the result is quiet, sustainable growth visible in the MyFxBook record since 2022.
What actually happens when a trade loses?
A loss is a budgeted part of the process, not an emergency. When price hits the stop, the trade closes automatically at its pre-drawn limit — no “waiting for it to come back”, no doubling down. The loss was written into the equation before entry: 2% at most, usually less.
And if losses cluster, position sizes shrink automatically — the 2% is computed from your current balance, not your starting one. The smaller the portfolio, the smaller the risk taken, which is what makes recovery mathematically possible. Every loss appears in your record exactly like every win; transparency doesn’t come in halves.
What feeds the decision — and who watches the watcher?
Institutional live data
Prices and liquidity from institutional data providers over a continuous connection, automatically screened for anomalies before they reach any calculation.
Round-the-clock monitoring
The system runs 24/5 with automated outage detection: if the broker or data connection drops, new entries stop immediately while open trades remain protected by their orders held at the broker itself.
Independent external record
The track record is published via MyFxBook and read straight from the broker account — we have no way to embellish it. What you see there is what happened, wins and losses alike.
Three terms are enough to read any page here.
An order held at the broker that closes the trade automatically at a pre-set price, turning loss from an open question into a known number.
The number of contracts in a trade. Here it is computed in reverse: from the stop distance to the 2% cap — never from enthusiasm.
The deepest peak-to-trough decline of the portfolio before recovery. The honest measure of how rough the ride gets, beyond average returns.
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