See what Stockilm students are achieving this month.
Follow live, verified student progress throughout September 2026. Every result comes from trades recorded inside the Stockilm journal, not selected profit screenshots.
September 2026 community results
Updated from completed September 2026 journal entries. Open and incomplete records are excluded.
This fixed allocation makes results comparable. Repeated losses can accumulate.
- -1R
- -1.5%
- +1R
- +1.5%
- +20R
- +30%
Top 10 students this month
Ranked by illustrative percentage at a fixed 1.5% risk allocation per trade. Results update as students add new closed trades.
Only the top 10 September 2026 results are shown. Percentages assume a fixed 1.5% of starting equity is risked per trade, so 20R is displayed as 30%. Actual returns vary with compounding, fees, slippage, sizing and execution.
Hear it directly from the students.
Three Stockilm members share their experience in their own words—what changed, what became clearer, and what the community gave them.
A system he could execute with confidence.
Community, clarity and halal confidence.
A simple strategy built to be learned.
Individual experiences are not typical or guaranteed. Testimonials reflect personal opinions and outcomes. Trading involves risk, including the risk of loss.
See how an R result translates into percentage.
Choose an example account size. The model fixes planned risk at 1.5% of starting equity per trade, so 20R is shown as 30%.
At a fixed 1.5% risk per trade, 20R is shown as 30%, or $3,000 on this example account before fees and slippage.
- Risk on each trade
- 1.5% ($150)
- Illustrative net result
- +30%
Progress measured from the trade, not the account balance.
August is the first month of public tracking. The leaderboard is not built from profit screenshots. Every result comes from a closed journal entry and is converted into a fixed-risk percentage illustration, so performance can be compared without revealing how much money anyone trades.
Entry, stop and exit create a traceable result.
Each result uses the same 1.5% risk assumption across different account sizes.
Students can identify repeated strengths and mistakes over time.
How can stock trading be halal?
Stockilm starts with the halal question before the opportunity. This guide explains the method, the Shariah screening process and the behaviours the programme avoids.
- Why company ownership differs from retail forex speculation
- How business activity and financial ratios are screened
- Why margin, interest, leverage culture and signal chasing are rejected
Learn a framework. Build a plan. Improve with evidence.
Stockilm gives students a structured place to prepare, journal and review their trading instead of relying on memory or emotion.
Find out more about StockilmUnderstand the setups, risk rules and review process before putting them into practice.
Plan the setup, stop, targets and maximum risk before execution.
Capture completed trades consistently, including what worked and what did not.
Use the evidence to strengthen discipline and refine the trading process.
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