A fully automated systematic desk compounding its own money — risk first, no heroics, every strategy tested in the open and the losers published beside the winners. It manages no outside money and offers no advice; the private edge stays offline. Red days included.
The live record is early and far too small to prove edge. It is published before it is mature, so the desk cannot rewrite the story later — in either direction.
what we do — in one screen ↓The live journal is early. The process is being published before the record is mature, so the desk cannot rewrite the story later. 52 live trades is not evidence of skill — it is the start of a record that will speak for itself, in either direction.
Ting Capital is a private research desk built to kill bad ideas before they reach the live book.
A machine trades one fixed edge on U.S. options — the same rules every session. No forecasts, no hunches, no discretionary hand on the button.
Thousands of strategies swept for candidates — and a sweep that size flatters some by luck alone. Survivors still face walk-forward testing, real fills, risk review, and human authorization before going live. Every number we publish is reconciled to internal broker records, losses included.
The desk publishes delayed closed-trade summaries, the graveyard of failed ideas, and its doctrine — nothing is for sale. The live record is far too small to prove anything yet, and it says so plainly.
Act I
On July 2, 2026, the machine took its first two live trades. Full execution detail — contracts, strikes, timestamps, prices, order IDs — lives in the private Ledger. This is the public closed summary; the journal never carries live alerts or copyable logic.
Broker records: +6.00%. Our own books log +5.85% — where accounting differs, we round against ourselves. "Reconciled" means matched to internal broker records reviewed by the desk — not independently audited.
Act II
A rolling band and the opening range watch three symbols. Entries stay deliberately simple — every clever filter we tested made them worse.
Real quotes choose the contract. A spread gate refuses any price more than 12% wide; the machine would rather skip than overpay.
Every fill is reconciled to internal broker records by the desk — not independently audited. Exits faster than ten seconds trip alarms the same day.
Green days route 20% into income assets and 27% into taxes, automatically. Unconverted profit is just inventory.
Act III
Roughly half our trades lose by design — small, capped, fast. We publish the win rate a marketing team would hide, because the days are what pay. All figures are reconciled to internal broker records reviewed by the desk; none are independently audited.
Act IV
Most funds publish their wins. These are the exact numbers that force this firm back to paper trading — set in advance, on a green day, so no losing streak gets to renegotiate them.
The story is done — here is the same record laid flat, plus the doors to the rest of the firm.