Still not
profitable?

Because it sounds like S&P. That's the joke. 😅

If all of us had just put the money into an S&P 500 index fund and never looked at it again, we'd be up. Comfortably. Instead we read the books, bought the courses, learned risk management, and spent years actively trading our way to underperforming a fund that requires zero skill.

So: SnP. Still Not Profitable. The name is the disclaimer.

No. Nobody here will tell you what to buy, when to buy it, or where to put your stop. If that's what you're looking for, this will disappoint you quickly.

SnP is about the trades you already take: reviewing them, finding the mistake, and building the discipline to not repeat it. Members share ideas and setups as part of that, but as discussion, not instruction.

Read the name. 📉

We don't promise profitability, and you should be suspicious of anyone who does. What SnP does offer is the part most communities skip: honest trade reviews, accountability for the rules you already have, and a lot of documented examples of what not to do.

Whether that turns into consistency is on you. Nothing here is financial advice.

Still not. It's in the name. 🐻

That's also the point. This isn't a guru who claims to have figured it out selling you the answer. It's an experienced trader documenting the gap between knowing the rules and following them, in public, week by week. If that changes, we have a branding problem, and you'll hear about it first.

Traders who actually trade. People who've read the books, done the courses, know what an A+ setup is and what 1% risk means, and still catch themselves doing the opposite.

It's also for experienced traders who want a place to review honestly without the ego contest.

Complete beginners looking for a strategy to copy. Anyone shopping for a guru. Anyone who wants to post one green screenshot and be applauded. And anyone risking money they can't afford to lose. Please don't.

The S&P 500 holds 500 companies. The SnP 500 holds the first 500 people who couldn't beat it.

Founders keep the $19.99 price for as long as they stay, get a permanent SnP 500 role in Discord, and a numbered spot from #001 to #500. After that, the price goes up and the founding role closes. No countdown timers, no fake urgency. Just a real number.

Join order, by the timestamp on your subscription. First payment through is #001, and so on to #500.

If a founder leaves, their number is retired. Nobody inherits #029. There were 500 founding spots, 500 were issued, and that's the end of it. The number tells you when someone joined, so reissuing it would make it meaningless.

Leave and come back later and you're a normal member at the current price. Harsh, but it's the only version that stays honest.

A tool I built for my own trading. You give it your account size, your risk per trade, your entry and your stop, and it gives you the share count and the real dollar risk before you place the order.

It exists because eyeballing position size is how a 1% rule quietly becomes 4%. Members get access.

Checkout runs through Whop. Once it goes through, you get your Discord invite and you're in. Subscription, billing and access are all handled there. It takes about a minute, which is roughly how long our stops usually last.

Yes. Anytime, through Whop, no questions asked. We'll assume you either became consistently profitable and outgrew us, or blew up and need a break. Either way, no hard feelings. Founding-member status doesn't carry over if you leave and come back later, though.

Running the community and building the library. Whatever's left goes into my trading account.

From there it gets handed to the Market Wizards on the other side of my trades. 🪄 Somebody has to be taking the other side, and so far it hasn't been me.