Writing

Field notes from systematic trading.

Notes on risk, automation, edge validation, and the move from retail screen time to running a fund. The through-line is simple: a trading idea is only useful if the system can keep proving it deserves capital.

Cameron Bennion trading desk

Research, execution, risk, and feedback loops belong in one system. Most notes here come from that operating view.

Longer educational pieces live at Young Money Investments.

Strategy

How the KPL Algorithm Was Built: Six Years of Developing a Futures Trading Edge

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Strategy

KPL Levels in Action: Real Examples of How Key Price Levels Work

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Automation

NinjaTrader Automated Trading Bots: A Beginner's Guide to Algo Trading Futures

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Automation

Realistic Expectations for Trading Bots: What Automated Strategies Can and Can't Do

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More public education lives in the Young Money Investments blog archive.