About TrueMoneyTrading
Trading strategies written as rules, reference pages that each answer one question, free retirement courses, and calculators that show their working.
What it covers
Each subject has its own topic page: technical analysis, swing trading, options, ETFs, dividends, prop firm trading, earnings season, investing and retirement.
A strategy sets out a way to trade as rules: the entry, the stop, the exit, the conditions that should keep you out, and the market it fails in. The guides answer single questions or lay out lists, such as the gold and inverse ETFs. Each of the definitions takes one term and works it through with numbers. The free courses teach retirement money in order, starting with tax-free accounts and ending with long-term care.
The calculators do the sums traders and savers run most often: Fibonacci levels, moving averages, position size, covered call payoffs, leveraged fund decay, prop firm consistency, dividend yield, Social Security claiming and retirement withdrawals.
Who publishes it
TrueMoneyTrading is published by FinPubMax Media LLC, and pages carry the site's name. Each one is drafted with AI assistance and checked by a named human editor, John James or James T., before it goes live. The credit at the top of every article names that editor, and how we use AI explains what the check covers.
How a page is put together
A page starts as a plan. The plan sets the question readers search for, the points the answer has to cover, the published rules it may state and who sets them, and the pages it should link to. A draft is written to that plan and to the house rules, then run through a script that fails it for dashes, first-person anecdotes, flat sentence rhythm and phrasing repeated from another page. The editor then checks the arithmetic and the rules.
Worked examples use hypothetical stocks, accounts and rule sets with round numbers. You can repeat the steps with your own chart, your own statement or your own firm's rule page.
What it is not
Everything here is education, and none of it is investment, tax or legal advice. No page recommends a security, a broker or a prop firm, and no page knows your finances. Read the risk disclaimer before acting on anything.
Contact
Send corrections, questions and suggestions to [email protected]. The editorial policy explains how corrections are handled.