Stand behind your calls.
Publish timestamped trading calls. Track every outcome. Build a public record that includes the losses.
Screenshots can be cropped. Losing calls can be deleted. Win rates can be quoted without a denominator. TradeDiscuss exists so none of that is possible: a call is priced from our own feed at the instant it is accepted, locked, and graded against market data whether it works or not.
Live calls
Open positions being tracked right now.
No live calls yet
Your record starts with your first call. Post one and it is timestamped, locked and tracked from that second.
Post the first oneJust resolved
Outcomes as they land — wins and losses in the same list.
No results on the board yet
Calls appear here the moment the grading worker resolves them. Nothing is curated and nothing is filtered out.
How a call becomes a record
Five steps, none of which the trader controls after the first.
- 01
Post
You name the direction, the stop and up to three targets. The platform stamps the price from its own feed — you do not type the entry.
- 02
Lock
The moment it publishes, every level is frozen. Nothing about a call can be edited afterwards, and every change to its state is appended to an audit trail.
- 03
Track
A worker walks the candle series minute by minute, detecting the entry, each target and the stop in the order they actually happened.
- 04
Grade
The outcome is weighted across the targets that filled and expressed in R. Gaps go against you as readily as for you, and losses are never capped at the stop.
- 05
Publish
The result joins your public record permanently — wins, losses, the ones that never triggered, and the ones we could not sequence cleanly.
What a TradeDiscuss record proves
Being precise about this is the product. A record that claims more than it can support is worth exactly as much as a screenshot.
What we verify- The prediction existed at the timestamp shown, before the outcome was known.
- The levels have not been edited since — they are locked at publication.
- The outcome was computed from market data under a published, testable method.
- Nothing has been removed: losses, expiries and unentered calls all remain.
- That the trader actually placed the trade with real money.
- That they earned the return shown — R is not an account return.
- That position sizing, costs or concurrency were accounted for.
- That past results say anything reliable about future ones.
Keep your audience where it is. Put the receipts here.
If you already post setups on X, Telegram, Discord or a newsletter, you do not need another feed to maintain. You need something your readers can check. Publish the call here, share the permalink there, and let the outcome speak for itself — including the ones that go wrong.
- A branded public profile and a permalink per call
- Live outcome tracking your readers can watch
- A complete-record card that shows losses too
- An embed for your own site or newsletter
- Sell a leaderboard position or favourable grading.
- Let anyone hide, edit or delete a resolved call.
- Publish a percentile without its sample size.
- Buy links, run bot accounts or mass-produce filler pages.
Your next call is the first line of the record.
It takes about a minute. After that nothing about it is up to you — which is the entire reason anyone will believe it.