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Explore our 3 data-driven trading strategies — the same strategies James and his members use to operate with clarity and confidence.
3 Proven Models For Mechanical,
Consistent & Repeatable Trading
The Trading Lab teaches 3 independent and distinct trading models. Each can be traded profitably as a stand alone strategy on its own. However, combined they form a comprehensive trading framework capable of adapting to any market condition on any timeframe.
Think of each setup as a different recipe at your disposal and like any recipe, when the steps are followed in the correct order, it's easy to get repeatable results. That's why our members are able to deploy them and benefit from them so quickly.
They're also incredibly adaptable to an individual trader’s personality, risk tolerance and style. Whilst the core components remain the same, trade management, risk allocation and trade frequency can all be moulded in line with your unique style, offering something that you can truly make your own.
Each strategy is designed to exploit a different type of market behaviour, allowing traders to identify opportunities across a wide range of conditions.
These strategies:
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continuation play
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the retrace
Vector
Overview: James' personal favourite model, Vector mirrors the exact qualities of a vector in physics: momentum and direction. Just like a vector measures force and trajectory from a clear origin point, this system is built around identifying clean momentum and direction from pivotal turning points in the market. It’s designed for precision, fast execution, and a focus on quick moves that don’t require you to hold positions for extended periods. The goal? To exploit short-term moves with speed and precision. A scalping-specific strategy, Vector provides regular, predictable setups that allow for consistent trading opportunities. Trade speed is fast — often resolving within hours after initial trade execution.
Metric | data |
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Strike rate | 72% |
Setup regularity | High |
Execution time frames | 1, 2 or 3m charts |
Compatible markets | Liquid assets. E.g. EUR/USD, Gold, USD/JPY etc. |
continuation play
the retrace
Context Is KEY...
Entries don't matter without context.
Whilst all 3 setups follow their own individual rules, they all share one thing in common — they require supporting context before a trade is valid. This is the core philosophy behind what we teach in The Trading Lab — a setup is only as good to the extent of the context in which it occurs.

The Mistake Most Traders Make...
The mistake most traders make is thinking the entry is the trade. It’s not. The setup is just your execution framework. But the trade is built from the scenario, the broader structure, the market conditions, and the underlying pressure building up behind the move. Once that’s established, then you can use the the 3 entry models to position into clean, mechanical, repeatable entries. But they need context first.

That context? It comes from the higher time frame (HTF) which is always relative to the execution time frame. With that in mind, you need a systemised, repeatable way to assess the condition of the HTF. And how do you actually filter for that, and stack the deck in your favour before submitting a single entry order? Well, that's exactly what you'll learn within the Pro Trader Programme in Module 2, Multi-Time Frame Analysis. There you'll learn...

And with that knowledge, you'll be equipped to deploy the 3 entry models in conditions where the odds dramatically shift in your favour and elevate yourself above the majority of developing traders who jump strategy to strategy never understanding that the reason they're not seeing success isn't due to their entry methods, it's due to the environment in which they're deploying them.

"...I recently got funded with a prop firm, making £8000 in my first live month!"
"I'd been trading 18 months prior to finding consistency. After the first month of joining, every single month has been profitable, often with double digit returns."
Terry's commitment meant he was able to go full time as a trader in just 5 months. His first £8k payout enabled him to focus less on his current job and more on his trading, enabling the transition away.
Terry H
Full-time funded trader
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