Every trade below actually happened
Not a simulation and not our positions — executed prints from a public exchange feed, arriving in your browser as they occur. Most traders have never watched one. It is worth an hour of your attention before you place another order.
Real trades, as they print
| Time | Instrument | Side | Size | Price | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Trades are executed prints from a public exchange feed, not our own positions and not a recommendation. XAUT is tokenised gold and tracks spot closely, but it is not XAU/USD spot. Crypto shown because foreign exchange trades over the counter, so no public tape of executed FX trades exists.
Three columns that carry the signal
Side
Which party crossed the spread. A buy means someone lifted the offer rather than waiting at the bid — they wanted in now and paid for the privilege.
Size
The quantity that changed hands in that single print. Large prints among small ones are worth more attention than any one price level.
Value
Size multiplied by price, in dollars. It is the honest measure of whether a print matters — 0.4 of one instrument and 400 of another are not comparable.
What a tape can and cannot tell you
A print is a fact, a chart is a summary
Every candle you have ever traded is built from prints like these. The tape is the raw material; the chart is what is left after most of the detail is thrown away.
Aggression has a direction
Sustained buying at the offer is a different market from the same price drifting up on thin volume. The tape distinguishes them; a closing price cannot.
Speed is not opportunity
Prints arriving faster feels like something is happening. Usually it means spreads are widening and fills are getting worse — the two moments most likely to cost a new trader money.
Watching the tape is a skill. We teach it on real charts, live.
Every package is free while the desk is opening up — including the sessions where a mentor talks through flow as it happens.