Nearly nine years in the markets.
Still learning. Always honest.
My name is Brendon, and I started The Vault Academy because I was tired of watching people get burned by a culture that prioritises lifestyle over substance.
I've been trading for nearly nine years. In that time I've had winning runs and I've had losing periods — and I've been open with my community about both, because that's what real trading education looks like. Anyone telling you they only win is either lying or not actually trading.
The Vault Academy was built as the alternative. An open, honest community where analysis is explained rather than just posted, where psychology gets the attention it deserves, and where the price of membership is kept fair because education shouldn't be gatekept behind inflated price tags.
I'm not here to sell you a lifestyle. I'm here to help you trade better.
Trading Experience
The principles behind everything we do
Transparency above everything
Real trades are shared — profitable ones and losing ones. The community sees the full picture, not just the highlights reel.
Education, not signals
The goal is for members to understand why a trade is being taken, not just copy it blindly. Understanding is what lasts.
Psychology matters as much as strategy
Most traders who fail don't fail because they don't know a strategy. They fail because of how they handle pressure, losses, and impatience.
Affordable, always
Serious trading education should not cost thousands of pounds. The Vault Academy is priced for people who are serious about learning, not just the wealthy.
Community over clout
This isn't about Brendon's follower count or social media numbers. It's about building a group of traders who actually help each other get better.
Credit where it's due
The break and retest methodology was taught to Brendon by his mentor Max, who also built the automated support and resistance charting system used in analysis. That contribution is acknowledged openly.