I'm Fabian.
Prop Trader &
Founder of TSt.

I was finishing high school when I first stumbled across trading on YouTube. The idea grabbed me immediately: make money work for you. Build capital from capital. A freedom that doesn't depend on an employer or a fixed schedule.

What followed was over a decade of intense, parallel study — alongside everything else in life. Courses, coachings, mentorships, books, podcasts. I absorbed knowledge like a sponge and went deeper and deeper into the world of trading.

The early years? Brutal. The same pattern, over and over: trade profitably for a few weeks, convince myself I'd finally found the right system — and then blow the account anyway. Challenge lost. Belief in my edge, gone.

I spent high five-figures on my trading education — everything I ever had. All I had to show for it: a few certificates. I understand why people on the outside can't make sense of that.

The lowest point came when I hit a 96% win rate and 400% profit in my first month with a new system. I was certain: this is it. My personal holy grail. I took out a loan — go big or go home. A month later, I had lost everything. Not because I deviated from the system. But because I'd been lucky, and I didn't know it.

I quit multiple times. Told myself it doesn't work, I'm done. And every time, I came back — because something in me knew it was possible. I will either win or die trying. That wasn't a phrase. It was the only truth that kept me going.

The breakthrough didn't come from a new system, another book, or a more expensive mentor. It came when I found my way back to my faith.

I handed over the wheel — completely. The conviction that carried me from that moment: Whatever happens, I won't be rattled, distracted, or impressed by it. If success is meant for me, I will have it. Everything else is irrelevant.

In that state — not of indifference, but of deep trust — the TrueSightTrading system was born. Almost overnight. I tested it intensively and refined it. The core of the system is a skill I had never seen taught anywhere: the ability to predict, before the market opens, how the daily candle will look at close. I post that prediction publicly every morning. The market is the judge. What that faith made possible, I have no intention of keeping to myself.

Futures Prop Firms are more cost-efficient than CFD providers, and the market itself is regulated. Real orders. Real market participants. No opaque interbank structures. My system performs optimally under these conditions — and this is exactly where it thrives.

I invested everything I had — and then some — into my education. No capital left to trade with my own money. So I went the Prop Firm route and trade my way to capital from scratch. That's not a workaround. It's the smartest path for anyone with a proven edge and limited starting capital.

I want to be direct with you: I don't show personal trading payouts. Not because the method doesn't work — but because extracting money from the market consistently requires more than reading it correctly. It requires executing what you see, every day, without emotion getting in the way. That discipline is my ongoing personal work.

What I can show you — and do, every day — is the prediction itself. Every morning before the open, I post a sketch of how the daily candle will close. Direction, shape, zone. The market either confirms it or it doesn't. That record is public, chronological, and unfakeable. No screenshots of a broker dashboard. Just the method, proven in the open.

I teach you a skill — not my results. The skill is the point.

I spent years searching for something that actually made sense of the market. When it came to me, it felt like a gift — not something I earned through cleverness. If there is even one person out there who finds their path through this skill, I'm overjoyed to have played a part in that.

Money is energy. An exchange has to happen. I deliver the value — my client brings the commitment, and that starts with being willing to pay for it. The upside is unlimited. The price of my products is a fraction of that.