Proud ofour students.

Two months with XSR. I picked up a lot of ICT concepts and different entry methods, and got to watch real trades being taken, so now I know how to find a better setup.

We also talked through mindset, and I learned you really can't rush trading — so trust the process.

Then there's the community, where everyone swaps notes. I've learned a lot there, and trading isn't lonely any more.

Last, I have to say thanks for introducing prop firms: in my first month I had already made back the course fee and then some. (I signed up thinking I'd take one last shot — and it actually made money.)

XSR's indicators are an evolved version of ICT. I find ICT has a lot of complicated concepts, but the course pulls all the key points together, and because the teacher tested and refined them through his own trading, we can use these indicators in the market with confidence.

XSR also researches new strategies of its own. In class we learn a complete setup, which has greatly improved our win rate and our trading opportunities. Learning to trade has its setbacks and hard patches, but we have a good community to share our trades and ask questions in — classmates reply, learn and show off their good trades, and the teacher answers and demonstrates. Someone who has done it answers your questions directly — you can't get that teaching yourself ICT.

So thank you, XSR, for making the road smoother, and thank you to the teacher for the platform and for sharing so many strategies so freely.

Two months with XSR, from zero knowledge to properly stepping into trading. My knowledge and my mindset have both changed a lot. Trading isn't a gamble any more — it can have a strategy and risk control.

I found XSR is a strengthened version of ICT: every strategy and setup is something the teacher researched and then refined, so a beginner can pick it up and skip the detours.

Most important is the community: there are live lessons, and people post their wins and their losses for discussion, so trading isn't lonely and you soak up a lot of experience. Let's keep improving together — financial freedom, let's goo.

I'd been trading for over a year — up and down, passing evaluations and then blowing the accounts, never once getting a payout.

A few months ago I saw that xStarRiver, a trader with an actual payout record, was starting a class, and I tried it as a last shot. The first few lessons were still ICT basics, and I thought I'd been had again. Then near the end came the exclusive XSR concepts — methods I'd never seen or even thought of…

The way I trade now isn't necessarily what xStarRiver teaches, but the XSR concepts changed how I see the market working, and once I changed how I looked at it, the whole thing changed.

And after I got a funded account, xStarRiver kept on at me, reminding me every day not to blow it — like a life mentor. I hope I can keep getting paid out, steadily, every month.

One month with XSR. Mainly I learned how to read price action, market structure, order flow and how institutional traders behave, and from there how to read liquidity to improve my win rate.

It's broadly an evolved version of ICT. Besides the indicators, every lesson covers how to use the trading tools and charts. Most important, there's a live trade demo every week, so we see how the real market works — it saved me a lot of detours!

The XSR course is genuinely useful — it really tells you how to approach prop firms with a strategy, and make the most money in the least time. On top of that he pulls ICT's strategies together and teaches modified setups from his own successful experience, so I'm a lot more confident when I take a trade. And of course he breaks down his own trades in detail for everyone to learn from.

Thank you, XSR! Keep going, everyone.

The fifteen minutes you talked through yesterday were already really useful to me. I'm only adding it on top of my own stuff — looking forward to your refined FVG entry method…

Those fifteen minutes answered exactly what I'd been stuck on — what confirmation to wait for.

I'd never touched ICT before. Once I did, it wasn't as hard as I'd imagined, and it turned out to be really useful — I learned a lot. ICT is really technical analysis developed further: basics like Wyckoff, price action, higher highs and lower lows, pulled together, with your own observation and deeper analysis on top, to explain how the market works.

The teacher puts real effort in and explains things clearly, with lots of real examples, so you get ICT's concepts and details fast — plus his own take on ICT and his own strategies. Bit by bit I started to see the fine details on a chart that matter.

After the course I feel there's a method and a framework you can actually carry out, with an edge and a logic — not a random 50/50 guess — and different clues for reading how the market moves. In the live trades you see the concepts and strategies from class demonstrated and applied, and which details you need to watch and practise before you make money. You can actually use what you learn.

And on trading days everyone in the Discord swaps notes and shares, which keeps me going and improving. Thank you.