OKULEZ

For advisors, family offices, and investors who check the work

This page exists so that a skeptic can evaluate Okulez in ten minutes without talking to anyone.

Okulez is an independent macro research publisher. It publishes thesis-driven trade signals with the reasoning behind them, timestamped before entry, and keeps a public, append-only record of every call, including the losses, with every later edit to a published figure logged in public.

The operator is anonymous by design. That is not a reason to trust the research; it is the reason the record is built the way it is. Every call is server-timestamped when it publishes, copied by an archive nobody here controls, and corrected in public when a fill or a figure was wrong. You do not need to know who wrote it to check whether it was right.

What you get

  • Published trade signals with the reasoning, the level, the invalidation, and the exit plan stated before entry.
  • A live rotation screen across a 1,900-name universe, organized by theme and market regime.
  • The full record: entries, partial harvests, exits, and every loss, marked to market.
  • Research notes on the macro regime the positions are built around.
  • One email per close, win or loss, if you would rather watch than subscribe.

What you do not get

  • Personalized advice. Nothing here is tailored to any reader's situation, and nothing will be.
  • Managed capital. Okulez publishes; it never holds, trades, or advises on anyone else's money.
  • Performance promises. The record is the only performance claim, shown as-is, losers included.
  • A face, a name, or a meeting. The work is meant to be checked, not sold.

How to check the work

The record
Every published call, timestamped, with the losses left in
Closed positions in full detail forever. Open positions marked at the last close.
Corrections log
Every edit to a published figure, with the reason, in public
A fill that differed from the working limit. A formatting error. Logged the same day.
Record brief
The record's numbers on one forwardable page
A re-render of the same figures the record computes. Nothing new is claimed here.
Research notes
The regime the positions are built around, dated
Read a note, then check what the record did about it.

Access

Desk Solo is $3,600 / year, annual, one seat, invoiced by card or bank debit, self-serve. No trial: the public record is the trial. Charter pricing is locked for the first desks at the rate they join at. Multi-seat desk access for firms is next; until it ships, one Desk Solo seat per reader is the path.

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