I've been trading since June 26, 2021. Since then, I've studied charts, analysed markets, managed risk, and occasionally stared at a screen long enough to question whether I'm trading financial instruments or negotiating with my own sanity.

Eventually, I had a brilliant idea: why spend my life working when I could build trading bots to trade, AI agents to think, and software to handle the rest? I'd start a company, automate everything, make profits, and finally enjoy a peaceful vacation.

Naturally, I founded Mount Ex Holdings and gave myself approximately 847 new responsibilities.

Now I'm building bots, developing AI agents, managing servers, testing applications, and fixing the very technology that's supposed to set me free. I wanted to become the Chairman of an automated empire. Somehow, I became the unpaid IT department.

My philosophy? Let the bots handle the trading, let the AI handle the thinking, and let me handle the occasional existential crisis when something doesn't deploy.

At Mount Ex Holdings, we're building an ecosystem around quantitative finance, intelligent trading systems, software, and AI. The objective is simple: build smart systems, manage risk, create real value, and eventually achieve the kind of freedom that doesn't require checking server logs during a vacation.

I call it automation. My calendar calls it overtime.

I believe in profits, disciplined risk management, and continuous improvement. I also believe that if confidence alone generated returns, I'd be writing this introduction from my private island. Unfortunately, the market hasn't approved that business expense yet.

So here's the master plan: build the systems, make them reliable, let them do their jobs, and eventually step back without the entire company immediately developing separation anxiety.

Building intelligent systems today so I can do absolutely nothing tomorrow.

Tomorrow, of course, is subject to market conditions, software updates, and successful deployment.