Guide · 02 of 05
4 min read
From a market scan to one clear trade plan
Every card answers the same questions before you decide what to do.
A chart can support ten different stories. Darvas avoids making up a new one each time. The same filters decide whether a setup is strong enough to show you.
When one qualifies, the result is deliberately compact. You should be able to understand the opportunity and its planned risk without learning the platform's internal vocabulary.
The three-stage filter
01
Scan
Price and market data are checked for a defined setup, not for a story that sounds persuasive.
02
Grade
The published research accepted A and A+ setups. Customer alert rules can be stricter.
03
Write
The entry, stop, and targets are fixed on the card before any order is sent.
What the card looks like
The stop is where the setup is considered wrong, not a guarantee of the exact loss. Fast markets can move through it. Targets make the intended exit visible, but price may never reach them.
What you can do with it
- Follow the setup in the paper book and see how the plan develops.
- Receive channel cards when Telegram opens Monday 12 October 2026.
- Place the trade yourself if it fits your own decisions and risk.
- Join the Darvas Bot waitlist if you eventually want the same card sent to a connected account.
Not financial advice. Past results, paper results, and simulations do not guarantee future returns. You can still lose money.