How It Works

A Structured Trading System Designed for Real Life

A rules-based SPX and SPY signal system that tells you what to trade, when to enter, when to exit, and what your maximum risk is before you place the trade.

Start your first 30 days for $99 and decide whether this system fits you trading style.

No long-term contract. Cancel anytime.

Why This Works

Most traders struggle because emotions creep in… gut feelings, news headlines, second-guessing, and chasing bad trades.

The AAG Signal Suite removes that pressure by using a rules-based approach that defines every decision before you place the trade.

No guessing. No hype. Just structure, dicipline, and consistency.

The AAG Signal Suite focuses on defined-risk trades designed to protect capital and remove guesswork.

Our method ensures you always know:

Most trades take less than 5 minutes to execute.

How Our Trading System Works

Built for Clarity, Not Complexity

You don’t need to master options to trade every day. Signals are clear, risk is defined, and trading is always optional.

What We Trade with AAG Signal Suite

We focus on liquid, widely followed markets like SPX and SPY using defined-risk option strategies.

You don’t need to master the mechanics — every alert includes clear entry, exit, and risk parameters.

Trading SPX

SPX options provide consistent trading opportunities thanks to the high volume and regular market activity of the S&P 500. With predictable patterns and a large pool of participants, traders can rely on steady setups across various market conditions—ideal for both active day traders and those following a more hands-off approach.

Flexibility
Diversification
Leverage
Low Trading Costs
High-Market Liquidity & Activity
Hedging Potential
Cash Settlement

Trading SPY

SPY options are derivative contracts that give their holder the right, but not the obligation, to buy or sell shares of the SPDR S&P 500 Trust (SPY).

SPY options contracts can also be utilized at a relatively low capital requirement for a wide variety of trading strategies and for hedging positions to counteract the downside risks of trading positions or an investment portfolio.

Scalp Trading

(Our Active Risk Management Approach)

From time to time, when markets experience sharp directional moves, volatility can create short-term opportunities. In these situations, we may employ SPX scalp trades as part of our broader risk management strategy.

Scalp trades require active attention and are considered day trades under SEC rules.

Before participating, we encourage members to review the account requirements and expectations.

Frequently Asked Questions

Could you provide some general clarification regarding trading with a $25,000 account to meet day-trader requirements such as what might be a typical trade size?

This is one of the most common questions we hear. The honest answer is that there is no universal number because every trader’s account and comfort level are different.

What to focus on is defined risk. The strategies and alerts we use are built around clearly structured positions, so traders can scale contracts up or down based on their own capital and risk tolerance. Instead of telling someone how much to trade, we encourage traders to work within the limits of their account and follow consistent position sizing that feels sustainable to them.

We trade the SPX and SPY ticker symbols. On a typical day, we let the SPX trades expire worthless, however, we always close the SPY trades before 4pm every day. Those would constitute a day trade and according to SEC rules, you would need an account balance of $25k or greater to not be flagged as a pattern day trader. If you have less than $25k, you can only place 3 day trades in a rolling 5 day period.

To achieve the results reflected in your historical returns, are clients typically able to trade all recommendations, or is there a limit on the number of trades one could execute?

There is no limit imposed by us. Members receive alerts as opportunities appear, and they are free to act on as many or as few as they choose.

In real world trading, participation naturally varies. Some traders take every qualified setup, others are more selective based on schedule, platform access, or personal preferences. Execution is always in the trader’s control. Our role is to provide structured, rules based alerts, not to dictate activity levels. Your results may differ based on when you enter and/or exit.

Keep in mind, our results and historical returns are based on trading all of the alerts we send out. You are free to pick and choose which alerts to trade but your results and returns will be different.

Learn more about our Historical Performance

Can I actually do this with a full-time job?

I don’t have 6 hours a day to stare at charts.
I have meetings. Kids. Life.

Is this realistic for someone who isn’t a full-time trader?

Yes, you can trade this system even if you have a full time job. You need a few minutes in the morning and a few minutes in the afternoon. You also need to be able to receive Telegram alerts on your device in the event we have to adjust a trade or close early.

What’s my real risk?

Be honest with me, what’s the worst-case scenario?
Am I risking blowing up my account or are trades structured with defined max loss?
Because I can’t afford gambling.

Your real risk is the number of contracts you trade times the spread. This would be your max loss and it will be different for every trader. Your trade size should be consistent with your account size and risk tolerance. We typically close our trades before we reach max loss, however, it has happened a few times in the past.

Do I have to make decisions or is this systematic?

I’ve already lost money trading on gut feel.

Is this rule-based?
Is there a clear entry… exit… stop… and max loss?

Or am I guessing again?

No more guessing. All of our alerts are rules based. We will give clear entry and when necessary, exit points. Your max loss will always be the number of contracts you trade times the spread.

How much capital do I realistically need?

Can this work with $25K? $30K?
Or is this only for six-figure accounts?

And what is considered realistic income potential at different levels?

$25k - $30k works really well with our strategies. You can use them with smaller accounts, just be aware of the pattern day trader rules and how they might apply to you.

Is there coaching or am I on my own?

When I hit a rough patch, is there guidance?

Or is this just alerts with no support?

We are here to help guide you.

You can always email us with questions and concerns. Our goal is to help you become a better trader and we are committed to helping you every step of the way.

Based on the account size, would trading both SPX and SPY positions be feasible?

This really comes down to brokerage requirements and account structure.

SPX and SPY behave differently from a capital standpoint. SPX contracts represent a larger notional value, so they typically require more buying power than SPY. Many traders choose one product over the other for that reason, while others participate in both once their account comfortably supports it.

Because account approvals and margin rules differ across brokers, we always recommend that traders confirm capabilities directly with their brokerage. That ensures everything aligns with their specific setup.

This is absolutely feasible if your account size allows for it. Keep in mind that the SPY trades are day trades and are regulated by the SEC Pattern Day Trader rule. You would need a minimum balance of $25k to put on unlimited day trades. If you have less than $25k, you are limited to 3 day trades in a rolling 5 trading day period.

On average how many trades a day?

There is no fixed number, and that is by design.

Our alerts are driven by market conditions and system generated opportunities, not by a quota. Some days may produce multiple setups, other days fewer and then there are those where there are no activity based on the volatility of the market. The priority is identifying high quality, rules based opportunities rather than generating constant activity.

Consistent decision making matters far more than trade frequency.

Do I need special qualifications or clearances to put on your trades?

Our trades are all credit spreads. Most brokers will want you to have Level III approval before allowing you to trade credit spreads. This is usually a quick phone call or form to fill out. The broker wants to make sure you have enough experience trading before allowing you to place these trades. Make sure you have Level III before signing up!

How consistent are the results?

Not one big win.
Not cherry-picked screenshots.

How does this perform over months, over years?

Can I see real tracked performance?

Our results are very consistent. You can view the last two years of our performance on our website.

What happens during losing streaks?

Even great systems lose sometimes.

What does a drawdown look like?
How is risk managed when the market turns?

Because that’s when emotions destroy accounts.

On average, we have 1-2 losses per month. One time we had three losing days in a row. When this happens, we will turn to our scalp trading strategy the next morning.

In the past, this has made back the losses from the previous day and puts us back on course for profitability. On days when we don’t get any clear signals, instead of forcing a trade, we will stay out that day.

Is this scalable?

If it works, can I safely increase position size?
Or does risk grow exponentially?

As your account grows, you can always scale up by increasing the number of contracts you trade. Make sure all your trades are consistent with your account size and risk tolerance, because as your trade size increases, so does your potential loss.

Who is behind this?

Is this some anonymous internet guru or someone with a real background and real accountability?

Can I trust the person teaching this?

This is not an internet guru. This system was developed by a real person who started out just like you. You can reference my bio on the website.

Is this a shortcut or a real skill?

Am I learning something sustainable or just copying trades forever?

Because I want independence not dependency.

Over time, as you become a better trader, you can absolutely do these trades on your own.

Simple, Transparent Pricing

$99 for your first 30 days

Get full access to alerts, rules, and recaps.
Use the system for 30 days and decide if this approach fits your trading style.

Then $199/month

Continue only if it’s working for you. Cancel anytime.

There are no long-term commitments, and you can stop anytime with one click.