Open Monday with the direction and the target already on screen.
You closed Friday red again, with clean entries. The direction was wrong, not you. Every Monday, War Room hands you the direction of the week on five instruments, the target that goes with it, and a certainty index that tells you how hard to press. Updated during the week, with the time of the last update shown on the page.
Enter your email, click the login link, and you are on this week's read in two minutes. Cancel any time from your Skool account.
A direction, and a target to go with it.
The target is 40 percent of the average weekly range of the last four weeks, instrument by instrument, so it moves with the market. You know the direction before the week opens, the target as soon as the week's opening price is available, and you size for it.

Week of October 26. Three of the five reads on the right side.
| Instrument | Read | Target | What happened | Move in the read’s direction |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GBP/USD | Bullish | 59 pips | Target hit | 46% of the range |
| USD/JPY | Bearish | 71 pips | Wrong side | 18% of the range |
| Gold (GCUSD) | Bearish | $68 | Target hit | 78% of the range |
| DJI | Bullish | 442 pts | Wrong side | 28% of the range |
| EUR/USD | Bearish | 58 pips | Target hit | 79% of the range |
Misses are published next to the hits, every week, and the index exists so that you press on the High reads and sit the others out.
Friday evening, once the markets have closed, the read for the coming week is settled on the five instruments. The target is set from the week's opening price, once that price is available, and it does not move after that. Sunday night you open the five cards. Monday you take your entry with your own setup, in the direction of the read, on the instruments the index marks High. You log the trade in the journal, and the frame does the rest of the thinking until Friday.
- The weekly read
- GBP/USD, USD/JPY, gold (GCUSD), the Dow Jones index (DJI) and EUR/USD, with a live mark that says whether the current week is running with the read or against it.
- The target
- 40 percent of the average weekly range, instrument by instrument, in pips, dollars or points depending on the instrument, with the usual day of the week's high and low.
- The certainty index
- High, Medium or Low on every card: where to put your size this week, and where to keep it in your pocket.
- The daily read
- A direction for the day on the same five instruments, with the average daily range, in the instrument's own unit, to size your intraday targets and stops.
- The journal
- Date, instrument, side, result in R, a note. Win rate, total R, current streak, CSV export, and a frame that watches your losing streaks for you.
- Updated during the week
- From Sunday night to Friday, New York time, with the time of the last update shown on the page. Billing, receipts and cancellation handled by Skool.
$97 a month is $3.20 a day. One week on the wrong side of GBP/USD costs more than that.
You already have an entry model, and you keep losing money on the wrong side of the week: right setup, wrong direction. You want the direction before the week opens, a target from the week's open, and an index that tells you how hard to press. If you are still looking for an entry model, start with the lessons in the Skool first.
How much time does it take?
Ten minutes on Sunday night to read the five cards, then two minutes a day to check the mark on your instruments and log your trades. The read does not change during the day; your execution does.
I'm not an advanced trader. Is it for me?
If you can place a trade and tell a win from a loss, you can use War Room. Every card says what the number means in one line, and the journal does the discipline work for you. What it will not do is give you an entry: you bring your own setup, or you build one with the lessons in the Skool.
Is this a signal service?
No. A signal tells you what to do and hides the odds. War Room gives you the direction, the target and the certainty index. You decide the entry, with your own setup, and you know exactly how much to trust each read.
I trade other pairs.
War Room reads GBP/USD, USD/JPY, gold (GCUSD), the Dow Jones index (DJI) and EUR/USD, on the weekly and the daily. The journal takes any instrument you want.
Can I cancel, and who sees my journal?
You cancel from your Skool account in one click, with no message to send, and you keep access until the end of the month you paid for. Your journal is encrypted on the server with a key the hosting provider cannot read, it is never shared or sold, and you can export it as CSV at any time.
Cancel whenever you want, from your Skool account, in one click, with no call and no retention trick. You keep access until the end of the month you paid for, and you leave with your journal.
Stop losing the week.
You pay on Skool, you sign in with one click, and you are on this week's read in two minutes.