Nexural Handbook

Handbook / Start here

Start here

What Nexural is, how to use this handbook, and where to go first.

In one sentence

We trade. You see every trade. Win or lose.

Sage's stock and ETF trades are on the public trade log, wins and losses. Futures and crypto results aren't on our public record yet.

Nexural is a trading community. We trade stocks, futures, and crypto in public and post our trades, wins and losses. Learn free. Follow our trades in Pro.

This handbook is our free guide. It shows how we think, how we trade, and how the server works. It is written in plain English. You do not need to know anything about trading to read it.

Why it matters

Most trading groups only show their wins. That makes trading look easy. It is not easy.

We show Sage's stock and ETF trades on the public trade log, the wins and the losses. You get to see what real trading looks like. Then you can make your own choices with open eyes.

Do this

  1. Join the free Discord. It costs nothing.
  2. Read Your first week to learn which channels to open first.
  3. Look at Sage's real trades on the trade log. Look at the losses too.
  4. Read Our philosophy so you know how we think.
  5. Start the free book, The Asymmetric Investor. Chapter 1 is a short read.
  6. Want one email a week? Get The Edge, Sage's free market letter. It comes out every Monday.
  7. Stuck on a word? Check the glossary. Stuck on anything else? Use the search box at the top, or ask in the server.

Real example

Here are Sage's real results from his own trade log, wins and losses together. Every closed stock and ETF trade is there. Futures and crypto results aren't on our public record yet.

Closed trades131
Wins85
Losses46
Win rate65%
Average win$6,189.89
Average loss−$1,595.97

Sage's real trade log, as of 2026-09-28. Broker clean-up rows are not counted as wins or losses.

Common mistakes

  • Copying trades without a plan. Our posts show what we do. They are not advice for you. You decide how much to risk, or whether to trade at all.
  • Skipping the risk pages. Read Small losses, bigger wins before you place a trade.
  • Reading everything at once. Take one page a day. The pages are short on purpose.

Still stuck? Ask Nex

Nex is our AI helper. It answers from this handbook only. AI answers can be wrong or out of date. They are general information, not advice. Check anything important yourself.