How the desk thinks
See the work.
The workspace holds the books, the charts and the cue in one place — so you can see the work as it happens. An agent acts only when the owner has armed that sleeve, and only after independent checks pass on the same run.
What this is
What Neumann Desk is — and is not
A simple split: the desk researches and queues; you (or your own agent) place on your account.
It is
A research and cue workspace
Live books, research, charts and a cue queue in one place.
- A research and cue desk across equities, crypto, prediction markets and hold accounts
- A record of sold-position results, updated from the live books
- A place to watch open lots, charts, and why a setup was or wasn't taken
- Two subscriber paths: place it yourself, or copy an instruction for your agent
It is not
A broker or a promise
Owner books, account numbers and private details stay off the member view.
- A broker — we never ask for your broker passwords or keys
- A public copy of the owner's agent charter
- A promise that a cue will be profitable, or that past sales repeat
- An auto-seller of losing positions
A cue is the last inch of a longer pass
Before anything is queued, the desk looks at the name the same way every time.
History of that name
Pullbacks are compared with prior similar-sized moves in the same symbol — not a generic “oversold” rule.
The chart, with fills
Full-page charts with the desk's overlays: where buys happened and where a recovery target sits versus cost.
News as a veto
Legal, accounting, dilution, halt or infrastructure problems can block a buy. Hype never forces an entry.
Context around the book
Related names already open, sleeve room, whether the account is armed and whether the tape is fresh.
The method, without the clone sheet
The questions the desk asks
The public version is the questions. The private version is how each one is measured for each sleeve.
Is this a buyable pullback?
Only if this name's own history of similar moves has tended to recover — not because price is down.
When is the trade complete?
When price is through a recovery target versus your average cost and the order can fill. The agent doesn't chase more.
What if it goes the other way?
Review, don't liquidate. The owner decides hold versus sell with the whole chart in view.
How big is the ticket?
A band — smaller, standard or larger — that fits your sleeve and the quality of the setup. Never the owner's share count.
Can news force a trade?
No. Bad facts can block a buy or raise a warning. They never auto-sell. Hype never auto-buys.
When does the method change?
Calibration happens on a schedule from dated history, not from a hot week — and field names stay stable.
What you actually receive
Two ways to take the cues
Members aren't watching the owner's positions. They get a sanitized cue stream plus the public research tools.
Plan A
Manual cue
The cue is a card: name, side, a limit expressed as a rule, a ticket band and a short why. You place it; mark it placed or skipped.
See Plan A →Plan B
Own agent
The same cue plus a short standing instruction you copy for your agent. Your agent places on your account. INVEST still waits for PLACE.
See Plan B →Everyone
Shared research
Charts, tape, SIGNALS and dip-recovery context — enough to understand the idea, and a paper book to practice it.
Start free →Access is requested, then approved
No card is charged at sign-up. The owner reviews every account — start on the free seat while you look around.
Important
This desk is a research and cue workspace, not a broker, investment adviser or fiduciary. Nothing on this site is investment, tax or legal advice, and nothing here is an offer or recommendation to buy or sell any security, crypto asset or contract.
Trading involves risk, including the loss of your entire investment. Past results — including any sold-position results shown on the desk — do not guarantee future results. Your result depends on your own sleeve, the positions you take and when you place them.
Paper trading is simulated. Paper fills ignore real-world slippage, liquidity and fees, and paper results do not mean live results would have been the same. The free seat's paper book mirrors the central desk for practice only.
You place every live trade on your own account (or your own agent does). This website never holds your broker keys and never places orders on your account.