My Story

My name is Giuseppe De Lorenzo, and I began trading in 2019 with curiosity, enthusiasm, and very little direction.

Like many people at the beginning, I opened a brokerage account and searched online for what to buy. Early on, a few trades worked unexpectedly well. Gains came quickly, and everything felt effortless. What I didn’t realize at the time was that I wasn’t trading; I was getting lucky.

Not long after, I discovered options. I understood just enough to place a trade, and that experience reinforced the belief that markets were easy to navigate if you were bold enough.

In hindsight, that early success was the worst thing that could have happened.

Those wins shaped false expectations. I believed consistency would come naturally. I didn’t understand risk, probability, or downside. I had no process, no framework, and no real structure. When the market inevitably changed and losses followed, I wasn’t prepared, mentally or technically.

I began losing regularly and couldn’t understand why. I studied relentlessly, read everything I could find, and spent nearly all of my free time focused on trading. Yet the more effort I put in, the less clarity I seemed to gain.

Trading slowly took over my life. I moved from strategy to strategy, from mentor to mentor, constantly searching for the missing piece. I stopped enjoying time with friends and lost interest in things I once cared about. I loved trading deeply, but I felt lost, overwhelmed, and unsure of myself.

It wasn’t until 2022 that things finally began to change.

Years of struggle, frustration, and mental exhaustion reshaped how I approached the markets. My expectations matured. 

Trading has a way of forcing self-confrontation. It exposes emotional patterns, habits, and weaknesses that are easy to ignore elsewhere. The process changes you in ways you don’t fully expect. 

I am not perfect, and I never will be. I continue to study, refine, and learn every day. But today my focus is clear: helping others who feel stuck, confused, or directionless, exactly where I once was.

I work with individuals who are seeking structure, consistency, and a system that makes sense for them. My goal is to help others avoid the unnecessary mistakes, dead ends, wasted time, and costly lessons that defined my early years, and to guide them toward a more grounded, sustainable path forward.