09:30 → 16:00 · nothing deleted
This page is one trading day. The clock above runs 09:30 to 16:00 under your thumb, and every options trade Star takes prints into the room the second it's taken — the entry, the trims, the stop, and the ones that go red.
LIVE FROM #⭐-TRADES · NOTHING DELETED
09:45 · the room
The main log. Entries with size, adds, average, trims and exits, posted as they happen. Lottos are called lottos.
Shares, not contracts. The same log for single-name equity positions, for anyone who does not trade options.
Real trading charts, with Star's analysis on them. GEX and gamma board levels on indices and equities. The call wall is where dealers push back on the upside, the put wall on the downside.
Closed positions, wins and losses in the same font.
What Star is watching tomorrow, posted the night before, so you see the idea before the fill and not after.
CPI, FOMC, auctions, filings and wires, piped in raw as they land. No commentary bolted on after the fact.
Why a trade was taken and why it was sized that way. Ask in the same room; Star answers in the same room.
10:15 · getting in
Free through Whop, card on file, cancel inside the week and pay nothing. You are in the Discord in about two minutes, reading the same channels as everyone else.
Five sessions is enough to see the shape of it: how often Star trades, how he sizes, what he does when a position goes against him. The red days are in there too.
Everything in the room is education and commentary on Star's own trading. What you do with it, at your size and your risk, is your call.
12:30 · the tape
The tape doesn't lie, so neither can the room.
What's flowing past you is the room's real output — entries, trims, walls, stops. It prints in order, it prints with timestamps, and it never gets edited afterward.
15:00 · the books
Star holds for weeks, not minutes. Entry and exit in contract prices, as posted in the room, each end on the day it happened. Names stay in the room.
The swing book · held for weeks
The day book · same-day closes
The MSFT 1/15s and the AAPL calls were each played more than once. Trims posted at every level on the way up, and the TSLA 1/15 runners are still on the books. Every one of these was posted with its entry before the outcome was known, and its exit on the day it closed. The red ones post the same way. Past results do not predict yours.
15:45 · the losers
Any room can show you a green day. Here the books close on every trade — wins and losses printed the same size — because a track record you can't check is just a story.
THAT'S THE WHOLE PITCH.
16:00 · real reviews · from Whop
To date I'm up 127% in realized returns.
Blake Milburn@milburnblake18★★★★★
Star's trades turned two red accounts green in my first four months.
Kartik Patel@ksped★★★★★
Knowledgeable investors with plenty of experience.
God1Liberty@willingliberty1776★★★★★
16:01 · the price
18:30 · the desk
The charts go up before the market opens — levels marked while most of the room is still asleep. Then it's a full shift on a factory floor, with the trades posting live through the session. Going on three years like that. Nobody writes his posts and nobody's paid to hype his wins — what you read in the room is him, same day, open to close.
Follow the real feed on X →after hours · questions
No. Star Trades is education and commentary. Star shares his own trades and his reasoning; nothing in the room is a recommendation to buy or sell anything. Your trades are your decisions.
You should know what a call, a put, and an expiry are. The room explains its reasoning as it goes, but it's a live trading room, not a beginner course.
The membership is $39.99/mo through Whop — or $359.99 for the year, which keeps $119.89 in your pocket versus twelve monthly charges. Cancel before the trial ends and you pay nothing either way.
Because hiding them is how gurus lie. A tally is only worth reading if it's complete, so ours is.
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