I Don't Gamble The Market.I Wait. Then I Ping You.
Here's something most "day trading" gurus won't tell you...
The best traders barely trade.
They're not clicking buttons all day. They're not chasing every candle. They're not glued to six monitors from bell to bell.
They wait.
For the clean setup. The one where the order block, the liquidity and the structure all line up.
And then they strike.
That's exactly how I trade during the day.
And that's what Solomon Day Shift is.
From 8 AM to 5 PM Eastern, the second I go live or take a trade...
Your phone buzzes. Text. Email. Telegram.
You hop in, watch me take it, and see exactly why I'm in... and why I'm out.
The rest of the day? You live your life.
I Don't Fight The Chaos.
A lot of traders think more screen time means more money.
So they force trades. Jump into the wildest candles of the day. Trade because they're bored... or because they "have to make something happen."
That's how accounts die.
Not from one bad trade. From a hundred trades that never should have been taken.
I let the market fight itself.
I sit in the corner. I watch. I mark my blocks.
And I only step in when the setup is actually there.
Some days that's once. Some days it's a few times. Some days it's zero.
Zero is a good day too. That's discipline.
Stop Staring At Charts All Day.
You've got a job. A family. A life.
You can't sit in front of the charts from 8 to 5 waiting for something to happen.
And you shouldn't have to.
That's the whole point of Day Shift.
I do the waiting. I do the watching.
When there's something worth your time... you'll know.
Close the charts. Get your work done. Pick up the kids.
When your phone lights up, jump in.
Lunch break, office, job site, car line. Doesn't matter.
How It Works:
Learn It By Watching It.
You can watch a hundred videos about order blocks...
But nothing teaches you like seeing it happen live, with real money on the line.
On Day Shift you see:
- How I mark the 1 hour blocks and wait for price to come to me.
- Where the liquidity is sitting, and why I target it.
- The exact close I wait for before I get in.
- How I size, where my stop goes, and when I add.
- When I take a break even or a small loss instead of hoping.
- Why I pass on trades that "look good" but aren't A+.
Watch enough of these and you start seeing the setups before I call them.
That's the goal. Not to need me forever.
Here's What You're NOT Getting:
- A flood of "signals" you're supposed to blindly copy.
- Someone forcing trades all day just to look busy.
- A guru talking AT you for hours about indicators that don't work.
Who This Is For:
- You're busy during the day and can't babysit the charts.
- You overtrade when you're bored and it keeps costing you.
- You keep failing prop firm challenges by forcing bad trades.
- You want to learn a real process by watching it, not just copy alerts.
Who This Is NOT For:
If you want action every five minutes...
If you want someone to trade for you while you don't learn a thing...
This ain't for you.
Cancel anytime.
That's it.
Less than a couple lunches out this week.
And in exchange?
Every time I go live or take a trade during the day, you're there with me.
You see how I think. How I wait. How I manage risk. How I execute.
So you can start doing this on YOUR own.
And maybe... just maybe...
You finally start seeing the consistent payouts you've been chasing.
Here's The Reality:
Most traders fail because they're...
- Trading setups they don't understand.
- Forcing trades because they're bored or impatient.
- Doing it all alone with no feedback.
Day Shift fixes all three.
You learn a setup that actually works. You only show up when there's a real opportunity. And you do it with someone who's been in the trenches.
No fluff. No hype. Just patient, clean execution.
So if you're ready to stop forcing trades...
And start trading like a professional...
Click the button below.
Clock In For Day Shift | $39/month
See you on the next ping,
Bob Beckett
P.S. Already in After Hours? Day Shift is separate. After Hours is my night trading, Day Shift is my day trading, 8 AM to 5 PM Eastern. Plenty of members run both so they never miss a setup.