Every rule of the method — written down, ready to look up.
Four books: the complete written system, the five-stage workflow, the decision trees for when a thesis breaks, and the cheat sheets you keep open while you trade. Read them in the browser or download the PDFs.
The MM System (eBook)
The full written system, start to finish — every stage of the workflow in one reference you can keep coming back to.
- Bias → zone → trigger → risk → manage
- Worked gold (XAU/USD) examples
- The full decision framework, end to end
The flagship, as it appears on the shelf.
Notes you never re-read are just paper. A reference you open mid-trade is a system.
Four books. No filler between them.
Each one does a different job — the whole method, the workflow, the invalidation rules, and the quick reference. Together they're the written half of everything Don teaches.
The MM System (eBook)
The full written system, start to finish — every stage of the workflow in one reference you can keep coming back to.
- Bias → zone → trigger → risk → manage
- Worked gold (XAU/USD) examples
- The full decision framework, end to end
- The Five-Stage WorkflowThe MM System end to end — bias, zone, trigger, risk, manage.
- Decision Trees & InvalidationWhen the thesis breaks — where the stop sits and why.
- Cheat Sheets & Quick ReferenceThe desk reference for sessions, levels, and checklists.
The live shelf inside the membership.
Written to be used mid-session. Not read once.
The books are built to be opened at the moment you need them, which is usually when a trade is already live and going the wrong way.
Cheat sheets beside the chart
Sessions, levels and checklists in one place, so the routine doesn't depend on memory at 3pm.
Decision trees when it breaks
Where the stop sits and why, written down before you're in the trade and tempted to move it.
The workflow, start to finish
Bias, zone, trigger, risk, manage — the five stages laid out in order rather than scattered across lessons.
Pairs with the course
The books are the reference; the nineteen lessons are the explanation. Most members use both together.
Open it, or take it with you
- STEP 01
Read in the browser
Every book opens straight in your member area — nothing to install, nothing to sync.
- STEP 02
Or download the PDF
Take it to a tablet, print the cheat sheets, keep them on the desk beside the screen.
- STEP 03
Keep it open while you trade
That's what the quick reference is for — the rules in front of you at the moment you'd otherwise improvise.
A rule you can look up is a rule you can keep.
Video teaches you the method; writing is what you check against under pressure. Having the invalidation rules on paper is the difference between following your plan and rewriting it mid-trade. It's educational reference material — it doesn't promise an outcome, and every decision stays yours.
Open the shelf this week.
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Turning A Chapter Into A Chart Exercise
A method for converting any passage you have read into a repeatable marking drill, because reading alone does not change what you see on a live chart.
- 26 Oct 2026
A Reading Order For Your First Ninety Days
How to sequence forex and gold study so foundations come before execution, and what you should be able to do before moving to the next topic.
- 16 Oct 2026
Correlations Worth Watching: DXY, Yields And Silver
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- 6 Oct 2026
Spread, Slippage And The Real Cost Of A Gold Trade
Why gold quotes wider than most pairs, how session hours and news windows change the cost, and what that cost does to short hold times.
- 1 Oct 2026
How Spot Gold Is Quoted, Cleared and Settled
What XAU/USD actually is: dollars per troy ounce, loco London, 100-ounce lots, T+2 settlement and the rollover that keeps a spot position alive.