Patience is a position.
Free tools to plan risk, guides to the rules that move accounts, and an open record of how trading ideas get tested. Built by a working futures trader.
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Everything here serves one process.
Plan before the session, size to what the account can take, and review what happened. Each part of Badr Edge supports one of those steps.
Tools
Free simulators for risk, position size and account planning. Put in your own numbers or a TradingView trade list and see the range of outcomes.
Explore the tools → LiveGuides
Clear breakdowns of drawdown, sizing and the maths of an attempt, with worked numbers and a tool to test each idea.
Read the guides → LiveResearch
A public log of how trading ideas are built, frozen and stress-tested, with last year's results after costs.
Open the research → SoonPine Script
How TradingView strategies get written in Pine Script v6 and validated with realistic costs and out-of-sample tests.
Opening soon →Plan, size, review. Every session.
Plan the risk
Decide what a bad day costs before the session starts. Know your loss limit, your stop and the point where you walk away.
Size to the account
Trade the size the account can survive, not the size you hope for. Add size only when the cushion has grown to carry it.
Review the evidence
Look at what you did, not what you remember. Check if your edge still looks like the one you planned with.
What Badr Edge is, and what it isn't.
Start with the rules that end accounts.
Worked numbers, no jargon. Each guide links to a tool so you can test the idea yourself.
Trailing drawdown, explained with numbers
End-of-day, intraday and static drawdown, when the floor locks, and the mistakes that end accounts.
8 min read →The math of passing a prop evaluation
Why the target-to-max-loss ratio, your loss per trade and your give-up date decide the outcome more than win rate.
9 min read →Sizing contracts against a trailing max loss
Micros vs minis, dollars per point, and a simple buffer ladder that grows size only when the account can afford it.
8 min read →Research, tested in the open.
A public log of a futures research desk: the method, every strategy family tested and last year's results after costs. All of it is research and requires forward testing.
Method
Explore, freeze, validate. Random-direction nulls, unseen years and real costs.
Read the methodBacktested strategies
Opening ranges, Initial Balance and more, with last year's results after costs.
See the backtestsIn forward testing
Noise-area momentum on MNQ, logged on new data with no changes.
Read the noteQuestions traders ask
What is Badr Edge?
The public side of a working futures trader's desk: the tools, guides and testing habits used to plan and review trading, shared for free. It isn't a signal service, a course or a fund.
Is it free?
Yes. The tools and guides need no account, no paywall and no trial.
Is my data uploaded anywhere?
No. The tools run in your browser. Files you load are read on your device, and settings are saved only in your own browser's storage.
Do you sell signals or courses?
No. There are no signals, alerts or courses here. Pine Script work is described on the Pine Script page.
Is any of this financial advice?
No. Everything here is educational. Simulations are hypothetical and rely on the inputs you give them. Your trading decisions are your own.
Start where you are.
Have numbers to test? Open a tool. Want the reasoning first? Read a guide.