I produce a live broadcast every trading day, then cut it into everything else.
Live production in OBS, short-form editing in CapCut, thumbnails, graphics, the website and the Pine Script tools. One person, the whole pipeline, shipped daily for three years.
Hooks, captions and pacing for Shorts, Reels and X.
OBS scenes, overlays, audio chains and on-air fixes.
Thumbnails, brand graphics and social templates.
The website, the storefront and Pine Script tools.
Finding the moment is the job.
Hours of live market commentary, and the work is knowing which ninety seconds stand alone. Same session, both ends of the pipeline.
Filmed, edited, titled, published.
A sample of the edited output. Every trade shown live, wins and losses, and the numbers as they were.
One identity, held across everything.
Thumbnails, product graphics, social templates and stream assets. All my own work, all built off one system so the channel reads the same wherever it turns up.
One lockup, rebalanced for four different crops. Every platform cuts a banner differently, so each is laid out for its own safe area rather than resized from one file.
Built and run by me, every trading day.
Scenes, overlays, transitions, audio sources and stream layouts. When something breaks mid-broadcast, I fix it on air.
- Sony ZV-E10 through an Elgato Cam Link 4K
- DPA 4017B shotgun mic into a Focusrite interface
- Five-stage audio chain: suppression, gate, EQ, compression, limiter
- Every broadcast recorded and organised for post-production
Every cut has to earn its place.
Three years of publishing daily teaches you one thing: restraint is what makes it repeatable.
If an effect or a graphic does not serve the point, it does not go in. Nothing is on screen to fill space.
Fast and punchy for the scroll, calm and clear for the lesson. The edit matches where it lives, not a fixed house style.
Editing with purpose is what lets one person ship a broadcast and the clips from it daily, without quality slipping.
I code the tools I trade with.
A commercial Pine Script suite for TradingView, more than a dozen tools, designed and refined version after version. Plus the pages the content sends people to.
Multi-symbol confluence across NQ, ES, RTY, YM, GC and CL, with alerts.
Streak and mean-reversion statistics, readable at a glance across charts.
Range behaviour and probability stats with strict session-time handling.
Including a 5am anchored VWAP for pre-market structure.
R:R zones and contract sizing calculated by dollar risk.
Verifying reported results against actual fills, line by line.