New Volume Confirmation Tool

Separate Real versus Fake Moves

Author

Davis Martin
August 10, 2026

*together with Simpler Trading

Most traders chase breakouts.

Very few ask who's on the other side of them.

When gold pushed up through a level everyone was watching, a trader named Raghee Horner saw something the crowd didn't.

Institutional size had already shown up at that price once and pushed it back.

So instead of buying the breakout, she waited for gold to return to that level.

Then bought puts at $2.40 a contract.

Gold collapsed from 4378 down to 4301, and she closed at $10.50.

That's $810 a contract, and 337% in a single day.

It wasn't a prediction. The participation was visible on the chart before she clicked.

Raghee has been trading for 37 years. She's been profitable every single year, and she's never blown out an account.

And this hasn't been an easy market to trade. One of her swing accounts opened this year at $450,000… through July she'd added $366,000 to it.

That's what separates a real move from a fake one, and it's the entire subject of a free live training she's hosting on August 12th.

*note: trading is hard, results not guaranteed and should not be expected to be replicated typically.

You'll see:

● The exact gold setup that returned 337% in one day
● Why VWAP alone no longer provides the edge it once did
● The layered volume framework she uses to confirm a trade before entering
● How to apply it alongside your existing strategy on any market or timeframe

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