No signals. No hype. Just price action.
Focus on the process. Consistency is what pays you.
Learn to read the market for yourself with the same principles I rely on every day—not shortcuts that stop working next month.
“Confidence comes from having a process. Not from being right.” — Adeel

About
Meet Adeel.
The trader behind Wall Street Akhi.


It all started in 2017, when a chartered accountant decided to change course — leaving his profession behind to pursue a Chartered Financial Analyst qualification and work in the markets professionally. He'd always been drawn to understanding the markets at their core, not just trading them.
That plan came to a sudden halt in late 2018, when Adeel was diagnosed with a tumour. It was a setback that would have ended most people's ambitions. He didn't let it end his.
In 2019, still finding his way back, he discovered crypto. Applying the analytical foundation from his professional training, he built a position through the 2021 bull run that took his account from £10,000 to £150,000. It was proof his dream wasn't dead — it just needed a different path to get there.
From there, he went all in on his own education, studying indices, futures, forex, crypto, and stocks. Eight years and a demanding journey later, that process has turned into a multi six-figure portfolio — not the goal in itself, but proof the method holds up.
Because what drives Adeel today isn't the number in the account. It's time and freedom. His focus now is helping traders with that same hunger build the same process — becoming better traders, and better versions of themselves, in the markets and outside them.
That's the mission behind the WSA Discord — a place for traders with that same drive to learn the process directly from someone who's lived it, instead of figuring it out alone.
"Investing and trading was never about the flashiest thing you can afford. It's about how much time it can buy you back for what actually matters." - Adeel
The trap
Most people don’t trade. They gamble.
The market doesn’t punish beginners. It punishes the unprepared.
What retail traders do
YouTube strategies.
Borrowed conviction.
No plan for losing.
What WSA students do
Learn the language.
Journal every trade.
Stay consistent — months / years.
Get funded.
Make a living trading.
The path
From first call to funded.
Six steps. No shortcuts.
Book your free strategy call
Understand your current level, portfolio, and what deserves your attention.
Join the WSA Community
Get access to the members area, live streams and ongoing support.
Master Price Action
Learn technical analysis without relying on indicators or unnecessary complexity.
Build Your Own Trading System
Adapt proven concepts into a strategy that matches your lifestyle and personality.
Validate Through Testing
Refine execution, collect data and build confidence before scaling.
Trade Funded Capital
Use your edge to earn with funded accounts instead of risking large amounts of personal capital.
Prop firm payouts
WSA traders work toward funded accounts — many are paid out while still learning, still working day jobs.


Community
He built the room he wished existed.
Trading without knowledge is gambling. WSA exists so you never have to learn that the expensive way.
Not ready to join yet? There’s a free group where you can ask questions and book a call with Adeel before joining WSA through WHOP.
Join the free DiscordStreams
Watch a real trader think.
Markets broken down. Questions answered. Positions explained.
Live, twice a week
WallStreetAkhi
Text channels
- # general
- # charts-talk
- # edu
Setups
- # mid-long
- # swings
Updates
- # market-update
- # wsa-track-record
Voice
- # lives

10+ students watching
Adeel
PefTheKing
Sub
Adam
AlbertS
oHardy
Brim
Scottaayyy
PresidentMessi
Fouad
Tim
The schedule
Two live streams every week, inside the WSA Discord.
What’s covered
Market overviews, student Q&A, and Adeel’s take on what he’s holding — and why.
- “I stopped revenge trading in my second month. That alone paid for the room.”
- “Adeel’s whole thing is making you not need him. It works.”
- “Three payouts in. My journal is boring now — that’s the point.”
- “First place I’ve seen losses treated as homework instead of shame.”















