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Live every Tuesday & Thursday

Live trading
our instructors trade live(in front of everyone — the wins as well as the losses)

At Captain Trading, the people who teach actually trade. This summer, FX and the Cap are putting it into practice in public: two live trading sessions a week on YouTube, every Tuesday and Thursday. Everything happens live — the wins as well as the losses — and every decision gets explained.

📅Tuesday 2:30pm · the Cap · US session
🔥Thursday 4pm · FX · aggressive sessions
🎬Replays added here automatically
Anti-guru

Why trade in public

Online trading has a problem: screenshots. Anyone can show a winning trade after the fact, cherry-pick their results and tell a nice story about it. We do the opposite. Our instructors, specialists in scalping and intraday trading, open their charts live and make their calls right in front of you.

Trading live in public is the most honest exercise in this business. Either the plan holds up against the market or it doesn't, and everyone sees it at the same time. No editing, no cherry-picking, no trade quietly deleted. You see the analysis being built in real time, the hesitation before the entry, the stop that gets hit when the market decides otherwise. That's how we prove it: Captain Trading isn't a guru, it's an academy. Transparent, because it shows everything. Demanding, because it holds itself to that standard of proof.

The schedule

Two sessions a week

Tuesday · 2:30pm
The Cap — the US session open

Reading key levels, hand-picked setups, entries and exits commented on in real time on BTC or ETH. Since late June, he's been tackling a live $25,000 prop firm challenge, under strict rules: 3% maximum loss per day, 6% total, a 10% profit target to pass, risk capped at 0.25% per trade. The pressure is real, and risk management comes before everything else.

Thursday · 4pm
FX — the more aggressive sessions

High-potential reversal setups with a low win rate, and he owns that from the start. This week he chased volatility on a battered Bitcoin, mid-drop below $60,000, working BTC, ETH or SOL with reduced size and tight stops. The approach is educational above all, and he says it plainly, live: "Please don't do this at home." This style isn't for everyone, and nobody is encouraging you to copy it.

The replays

A page that updates itself

This page isn't static. Every new Tuesday and Thursday live gets added here automatically, week after week, all summer long. No need to dig through the channel: everything is grouped here, in order. Come back regularly: the replays keep piling up and the full history stays visible. No live disappears because it went badly.

Latest session — Live Trading Session US : On Trade en Direct avec FX (July 17, 2026).

Prop Firm 25K en Live : On Continue le Grind sur la Session USJuly 17, 2026

Prop Firm 25K en Live : On Continue le Grind du Compte sur la Session USJuly 14, 2026

🔴Live Trading Risque MAX : On Trade la Réaction du CPI en DirectJuly 13, 2026

🔴Live Trading Risque MAX : Guerre en Iran, Bitcoin sous TensionJuly 9, 2026

Prop Firm 25K en Live : On Continue le Défi sur la Session USJuly 7, 2026

🔴Live Trading Risque MAX : On Chasse la Volatilité sur un Bitcoin à 62KJuly 3, 2026

Live Trading : On Valide une Prop Firm en Direct sur la Session USJune 30, 2026

Live Trading Prise de Risque MAX : Setups Ultra Agressifs Session USJune 25, 2026

Live Trading Session US : Setups en Direct sur BTCJune 24, 2026

The course in real conditions

What you learn by watching

A well-commented live trading session is a course in real conditions. Concretely, here's what you see:

how a setup gets picked, and above all why most of them get left on the table;
risk management before everything else: position size, stop, exit plan;
entries and exits commented on the second they happen;
reading the key levels at the open of the US session;
scalping and intraday trading as they're actually practised, far from comfortable backtests;
what a prop firm framework changes: strict rules to respect, under real pressure.

And above all: losses are part of the programme. A losing trade gets commented on too, often for longer than a winning one, because that's where the learning happens. Some sessions end in the red, and their replays stay online.

"Taking stop-losses live isn't fun, but it's part of the game."

The Cap, mid-session

What you'll never see here, though, is a promise of results. Watching someone trade won't make you a profitable trader. These lives show you the craft as it really is, with its discipline and its risks. The method itself is built through practice and through actual training.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

When do the live trading sessions happen?

Two sessions a week on the Captain Trading YouTube channel: Tuesday at 2:30pm (Paris time) with the Cap for the US session open, and Thursday at 4pm (Paris time) with FX for the more aggressive sessions. Replays are added to this page automatically every week.

What is a prop firm challenge?

A prop firm hands trading capital to a trader who passes its challenge: a profit target to hit while sticking to strict rules (maximum daily loss, total drawdown). The Cap is running one live during the Tuesday sessions, with the rules shown on screen.

Is live trading risk-free?

No. Trading carries a real risk of losing capital, and Thursday's more aggressive sessions are a reminder of that every single time. These sessions are educational: nobody is encouraging you to copy the trades, and nothing here is investment advice.

What now?

Start with a replay, whichever fits your style. More the methodical type? Head for the Cap's sessions. Curious to see an aggressive style broken down? Watch FX's. Then subscribe to the YouTube channel to catch the next lives and ask questions during the session. Want to talk about it between two lives? Join the Discord. And if you want to understand the basics behind what's happening on screen, the free trading course covers them in depth.

Educational and informational content only. Nothing on this page constitutes investment advice. Trading carries a risk of losing capital, and high-risk trading isn't suitable for everyone.