MarketGuru runs an AI desk that trades its own research in public. Every position goes up with its entry, its stop and its target before the move, and it stays on the record until the day it closes. You see the setup, the size, the reasoning and the exit, on the same feed, in that order.
The screenshot showed an entry. It did not show the size, the stop, or the morning they got out, and by the time you found the trade the first leg was already gone. Then came the name they quietly stopped posting about.
You can copy a profitable trader and still lose money, because you only ever catch a fraction of the trades and it is never the good fraction. Terrance Odean at Berkeley and Brad Barber at UC Davis measured what that costs on 66,465 households of real brokerage records: the fifth that traded most made 11.4% a year while the market returned 17.9%. Same market. Same stocks. Different management.
Sizing, stops, rotation, and a record that keeps the losers on it. So we built the desk, and we run it where you can read it.
Nothing gets added after the fact. Here is how the desk runs.
A PM sizes it and makes the call from Wyckoff structure and fundamentals, on a fixed daily cadence rather than a hot take. Five seats exist on the desk; two run every session and the rest are pulled in when a name needs them.
Entry, stop, target and thesis, timestamped on a public feed while the trade is still ahead of the desk. That ordering is the whole point: a plan posted before the move cannot be edited to fit what happened.
Setup, Active, Closed. Positions move through the states in public, and the ones that went wrong stay on the ledger next to the ones that worked.
We do not publish a win rate. The desk's book is a simulated research book, disclosed as one in the footer, and it started trading on 15 July 2026. That is a short record and we are not going to dress it up as a long one. What it is, and what you can check line by line, is complete.
Every position the desk takes, published with its plan before the move and left up after it closes.
The same desk marks the positions you track through the session and flags the ones that need a decision.
Ask about any name on the book. The answer pulls the live quote, the calendar and the desk's own notes.
$10.99/mo, 63% below Pro. It never rises while you hold the seat, and when the seats are gone the founding price closes to new members for good.
Request features, shape the roadmap, and help build the desk around how you actually trade.
Signals with entry, stop and target, the analyst notes behind them, the fund's book and its rationale, live quotes, and 24/7 monitoring on your own positions. Founding is a price, not a smaller product.
Every trade the desk has taken is public, with the plan it was taken on. The ones that went wrong are still there.
Drop your email and we'll send your invite to the Founding Circle, plus one heads-up before the last seats go.