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Where traders talk, and calls settle themselves

Post a call with its stop and its target. PesaMind captures the entry off the live market and lets the market settle it. No screenshots, no quietly deleting the losers.

Live, not marketing copy. The floor average is every call settled in the last 24 hours — wins and losses — and it is shown whichever way it went.

How a record is made honestfive rules, no exceptions
01
The entry is captured, not typed
You give a direction, a stop and a target. PesaMind reads the entry price off the market itself at the moment you post, so nobody backdates a fill.
02
A call can never be edited
Not the levels, not the words. Every call is hash-chained to the one before it, so changing an old call breaks every call after it — visibly, on a page anyone can open.
03
The market scores it, not you
At expiry the price is fetched once and the call is scored in R — reward against the risk you declared — so leverage cannot inflate a record.
04
Losses are published at full size
A settled loss gets the same band, the same type size and the same place on the tape as a win. A feed carrying only good news is an advertisement.
05
Reading is free
Every profile, every call, every instrument page is public. An account is only for posting, replying and following.
What PesaMind is not
  • Not a broker. We hold no money and place no trades.
  • Not a signal service. Nobody sells calls here, and there is no paid VIP tier.
  • Not copy trading. Nothing executes in your account automatically, ever.
  • Not financial advice. Everything posted is one trader's opinion.

Trading carries real risk and most retail accounts lose money. Treat everything here as conversation, and size your own positions.

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PesaMind

A community for traders. Not a broker, not an adviser, and not a signal service. Nothing here is financial advice, and most retail accounts lose money.