About Bottom Finders

This is the part where you might expect to see a picture of a big building or two people shaking hands because that's what usually happens on an "About Us" page. But that's not what’s happening here. Instead, I’m using this page to tell you about myself.

My friends call me Yaz. I prefer not to share my full name here, not for anonymity but to maintain a boundary between my personal and professional life. If you’re curious and do some digging, you might figure out who I am. It’s not a secret. Alternatively, you can reach out through the Contact form on the homepage—I’d be happy to introduce myself.

I’ve been in IT for over 30 years, primarily in engineering. My journey began in the 90s as a developer. Over time, I worked my way up, becoming an architect and eventually a tech lead. Fast forward a couple of decades, and I’m now a senior manager overseeing multiple teams of engineers building flagship products for thousands of users. Throughout my career, two areas have always captivated me: trading and data analysis.

Initially, I thought trading might be a path to early retirement. Unfortunately, it didn’t pan out that way. My trading journey was a cycle of scrounging up money, entering the market, losing it all, taking a break, and then repeating the process. From 2008 to 2020, I made all the classic rookie mistakes: doubling down when already deep in the red, convincing myself a chart was going my way when it wasn’t, and, of course, buying at the top and selling too soon. It felt like the market was playing me—almost as if my trades triggered the exact opposite moves.

I spent years trying every technique out there: mean reversion, RSI, MACD, candlestick patterns, you name it. None of them worked. I did notice recurring patterns, like channels and wedges, but I didn’t understand the forces behind them. That changed when I stumbled across a podcast called Confessions of a Market Maker by All-Day Ray and JJ (the VWAPTrader1). Listening to their insights felt like discovering the key to life. The epiphany? It’s all about supply and demand.

In hindsight, it seems so obvious. Indicators don’t move markets. Market makers do, using psychology to manipulate the masses (that’s you) into making predictable mistakes. What traders see as support or resistance levels are often traps, designed to shake you out of your position and supply inventory to the pros. I call it “blowing up your account”—they call it supply management.

Here’s where my data analysis background comes in. Armed with this newfound understanding, I returned to the drawing board in 2021. I developed an algorithm to detect when buyers or sellers are drying up—in other words, pinpointing reversals driven by supply and demand imbalances. What’s unique about my approach? I don’t use a single technical indicator for my signals. Instead, it’s all grounded in raw data analysis.

After extensive testing, I’m finally seeing consistent success. Like many traders who experience an epiphany, I wanted to share this knowledge with others. That’s why I started this company: to help junior traders learn how to trade the right way.

Thank you for visiting this site. I hope you find value here and join me on this journey.

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