Pulse Capital trades mega-cap equities, major indices, and liquid ETFs by following institutional entry and exit signals — the same footprints large desks leave in the market. Every trade closes within a maximum of two hours; nothing is held overnight, which keeps exposure — and capital at risk — deliberately contained.
Every decision in the book is filtered through liquidity and clarity — the two things that let a short-term strategy actually work without taking on risk investors can't see.
No small caps, no micro caps, no illiquid names. The book trades in the most heavily quoted, most liquid instruments in the market — names everyone already knows.
Trades are triggered by following the footprints large institutional desks leave in the market — entering and exiting where the biggest, most informed order flow does.
Every position is closed within a two-hour window. Nothing is ever held overnight, which removes gap risk and keeps capital exposure deliberately minimal.
Where a single-stock view isn't the right expression, the fund uses index and ETF exposure — broad, transparent, easy to explain, easy to exit.
Precision trading only works if risk is controlled on every single trade, not just in aggregate. These are the mechanics behind that discipline.
Every trade is sized so the potential profit substantially outweighs the possible loss before it's ever placed.
A predetermined stop-loss level is set on entry. If the market reaches it, the trade closes automatically — no exceptions, no discretion in the moment.
Positions close automatically once a predetermined profit target is hit, locking in gains rather than letting greed extend a winning trade into a losing one.
The amount risked on any single trade is a deliberate, capped share of total capital — never a bet-the-book position.
Trades are spread across different mega-cap names, indices, and ETFs so one losing position can't meaningfully move the whole pool.
The strategy is monitored against current market conditions and adjusted as conditions evolve, rather than run unchanged regardless of environment.
Net of all fees, measured over full calendar periods, shown next to the benchmark it's actually being compared to.
This is a pooled fund, not a set of individual brokerage accounts — which means everyone's capital is combined and traded as one book. Here's what that means in practice.
Your contribution is recorded as a capital account — a running ledger of what you put in, what you've taken out, and your resulting share of the pool. It is not a separate brokerage account in your name; it's your slice of one shared portfolio.
All contributed capital is traded together against the mega-cap / index / ETF strategy. This is what allows the strategy to size positions efficiently and move quickly — it can't be done account-by-account.
At each reporting period, the pool's total return is calculated once, then allocated across every capital account in proportion to its share of the pool at that time — not based on when any single trade happened to occur.
Each period you'll get a statement showing your opening balance, your share of the pool's net gain or loss, any contributions or withdrawals, and your closing balance — rather than a line-by-line record of individual trades.
Withdrawal requests are processed on the schedule set out in the terms below, at the pool's valuation as of that date — not at will, and not at a price you set yourself.
Why no individual account statement: because the strategy trades as one book, there's no way to attribute a specific trade to a specific dollar of your contribution — the same way you wouldn't get a receipt for which slice of pizza came from which ingredient you brought. What you get instead is a clear, consistent statement of your share of the whole.
Alignment matters more than credentials — here's both.
A seasoned day trader with more than two decades of experience building and implementing algorithmic trading strategies. Femi developed algorithmic trading systems for the Wealth Investment Management division of one of the top three U.S. banks, where his algorithms continue to steer a portfolio exceeding $250 million. Femi's own capital is invested in the same pool as every other participant.
Femi's algorithms also power FemyRange Pro+ (femyrange.com), a separate self-serve platform for individual traders. The fund and that product are run independently, with no overlap in clients or capital.
Brings 15+ years of experience in data analytics, business innovation, and growth development. Olu leads transformative change and innovation initiatives, pairing strategic insight with hands-on execution to guide the fund's operations and long-term direction.
A short version for reference — the full terms live in the written agreement every participant signs.
| Minimum contribution | $250,000 |
| Management fee | 2% annually |
| Performance fee | 15% of net gains — 20% on the portion of a contribution over $500,000 — paid annually |
| Redemption window | Quarterly, with 15 days' notice |
| Lock-up | 45 days from initial contribution |
| Reporting frequency | Quarterly capital account statement |
| Manager co-investment | Yes — manager's own capital is in the same pool |
Target, not guaranteed: the fund targets returns consistent with its historical performance shown above, but nothing is paid on a fixed schedule independent of actual trading results. Each quarter's statement reflects the pool's real gain or loss for that period — there is no promised dollar amount, and no return is paid out of anything other than the fund's actual trading profit.
This page is an overview, not the offer itself. Here's the real process from a conversation to an active capital account.
Reach out and we'll walk through the strategy, the numbers on this page, and your specific contribution amount and timing — no obligation, just a conversation.
This is the actual governing document — it covers your contribution, your ownership share of the pool, fees, redemption rights, and full risk disclosures. Read every word before signing anything; ask questions first.
Once the agreement is signed, banking details are shared with you personally — never posted here, and never sent as an unsolicited update to an existing wire.
Your contribution is recorded, and you receive your first quarterly capital account statement at the next reporting period, showing your share of the pool's actual performance.
This page is a starting point, not the full agreement. Reach out and we'll walk through the actual terms, current numbers, and answer anything that's unclear.
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