A big return can be luck. The future score will reward a written plan, risk limits, and following the plan.
BLACK SIGMA · PRACTICE FIRST PREVIEW — NOT OPEN
The $100 Portfolio Discipline Challenge
Planned dates: September 21–October 21, 2026. Everyone begins with the same $100 starting balance. The goal is good decisions, clear risk limits, and complete notes—not a lucky one-day return.
Preview only — entries are not open. The planned winner award is $500, but it will not be offered until the sponsor, official rules, privacy terms, and verification process are complete. Do not trade real money for this challenge.
No deposits or real trades are needed to take part. The challenge is built around a recorded practice portfolio.
Completed, stopped-out, and skipped ideas all stay in the record. No winner screenshots as “proof.”
PLANNED REWARDS
Built to reward disciplined work
1st placePlanned $500 award plus 6 months of Full Access when the free version ends.
2nd place4 months of Full Access when the free version ends.
3rd place3 months of Full Access when the free version ends.
How awards are decidedVerified records, risk control, and rule-following—not a reckless one-shot bet.
Awards are planned and subject to official rules, eligibility review, and verification. Joining the opening list is not a contest entry.
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DRAFT SCORECARD
What a good month would look like
The draft method is intentionally designed so a person cannot win by taking reckless risk. The final scoring method must be frozen before entries open.
1. Same $100 startEvery verified participant begins with the same starting balance. No deposits, real trades, or paid entry.
2. Plan before entryWrite the reason, invalidation level, planned risk, and time limit before a challenge position is opened.
3. Respect the risk ruleDo not average down. A rule break or excess drawdown can disqualify the entry, even if it later makes money.
4. Log the full outcomeRecord what happened and whether the plan was followed. A loss with discipline can score better than a reckless win.
WHAT MUST HAPPEN FIRST
Before September 21: what must be ready
- Named sponsor/business information and contact details.
- Reviewed official rules, eligibility, privacy notice, and terms.
- A reliable in-app challenge record and review process.
- A clearly defined scoring method and tie-breaker.
- Legal review for the states and people who may enter.
This educational preview is not investment advice, an offer, or a promise of results. See the risk disclosure.