THE
CFX
SYSTEM
Learn the whole system.Then watch it traded, live.
An eight-week mentorship showcasing the CFX System. Every condition, every rule, every reason — traded in real markets, live, four times a week, unedited.
An eight-week mentorship showcasing the CFX System. Every condition, every rule, every reason — traded in real markets, live, four times a week, unedited.
Most mentorships are a PDF and a Discord full of screenshots. You're shown the trade after it worked, with the reasoning fitted neatly to the result.
What you never see is the moment it could have gone either way — the hesitation, the level that nearly held, the setup that looked identical to the winner and wasn't. That moment is the only part that actually teaches you anything, and it is precisely the part that nobody ever films.
This is the opposite. The CFX System is taught to you in full, then traded in front of you, live, four times a week. Not clips. The whole session — the setups that never triggered, the ones deliberately passed on, and the ones that lost.
That is not a marketing line. It is the thing almost nobody in this industry will do, because trading live in front of people every single week leaves absolutely nowhere to hide. You either have a system that holds up in real markets or you do not.
Carl Fox has taken over a million USD in payouts from prop firms across the industry, trading US30 and GER40. He didn't start there. He learnt the process from the ground up — the same way you would — and built it into something repeatable he now runs every week.
He hosts the live calls himself. You watch a professional actually execute, in real conditions, rather than hear about it afterwards.
Not a setup. A complete method — when the market is worth touching, what makes a trade valid, what invalidates it, how much to risk, and how to tell afterwards whether it actually worked.
The models the system is built on, taken apart completely. The market conditions required before one is even valid. The trigger, and what separates it from the near-miss that costs you. The exact level that invalidates it, decided before you're in. Where the target logic comes from rather than being picked to feel comfortable. And the failure patterns — how a setup that's going wrong announces itself early, so you're out before it becomes expensive.
Both instruments behave differently at different points of the day, and most losing accounts are built out of trades taken in the wrong hour rather than the wrong direction. The European open, the overlap, the midday lull, the US cash open, the last hour. Which windows the system is designed for, which ones it deliberately sits out, and how the Dow and the DAX lead and mislead each other.
The maths that keeps you in the game long enough for an edge to show up. Defining your 1R properly on an index. Why stop distance, not lot size, is your actual risk lever — and why that single misunderstanding kills more accounts than bad entries do. Daily and weekly loss limits, what to do the moment you hit one, and why two index positions are almost never two independent trades.
The gap between knowing the setup and actually pulling the trigger, which is where most people lose. A pre-market routine that survives a bad night's sleep. In-trade rules that take decisions away from you at the moment you're least able to make them. Recognising tilt in yourself before it costs you. Then the other half: turning your own trades into data, and reading it honestly enough to cut what doesn't work.
Your intake gets its own archive. Miss a morning, catch it that evening. It stays yours after the eight weeks finish — it isn't switched off when the programme ends.
The system taught in order, so you're building on something rather than collecting fragments. Taught through the week, applied the next morning.
Where the programme lives between sessions. Both of us are in it every day, and you get your own thread for your trades.
Seats are limited and every applicant is reviewed. That isn't a sales tactic — a group this small only works if everyone in it is ready to use it. If you're approved, it's because we think you'll get something out of it.
Trading contracts for difference and futures on leverage carries a high level of risk and can result in losses that exceed your deposit. The majority of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.
This mentorship is educational. Nothing provided in it — in the live sessions, the Discord, the curriculum or any conversation with Carl or Josh — constitutes investment advice, a personal recommendation, or an inducement to trade any specific instrument. We do not provide signals, we do not manage or advise on your account, and no representation is made that you will achieve any particular result. No income of any kind is promised or implied. All trading decisions are yours alone.
You should not trade with money you cannot afford to lose. If you are unsure whether trading is appropriate for you, seek advice from an independent financial adviser authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority.