Keegan started trading over 7 years ago after recognising how institutional players systematically profited from retail traders' predictable behaviour. Drawn to the precision of scalping, he spent years studying market microstructure — specifically how liquidity builds, rests, and clears across gold and NAS during the New York session.

His methodology evolved considerably as he shifted from reactive technical analysis toward a structure-first, liquidity-driven approach. That evolution led to the development of the I-L-M — a custom trading framework that maps institutional liquidity pools and engineered retracements into clean, repeatable setups. The I-L-M houses multiple entry models including the NLRM, a precision timing technique designed for high-confluence retracement entries, and T-Tech, an advanced pattern recognition model built for experienced scalpers.

Keegan is also the architect behind OES — the 2GS entry-level strategy designed to teach beginners how to read market structure, identify directional bias, and locate key levels before placing a trade. Its simplicity belies its effectiveness: many of the 2GS community's most consistent traders still trade OES exclusively.

Today Keegan scalps gold and NAS during the New York open. He knows exactly where the liquidity sits before the session starts — and waits for price to deliver.

Chris has been trading for over 9 years, beginning in equities before moving to NASDAQ futures and broader indices. He gravitated toward intra-day trading early — drawn by the discipline it demands and the clarity it offers: define a bias, execute a trade, close flat.

After years studying institutional order flow, Chris co-developed VAL Tech — an order flow-based strategy that reads buying and selling pressure at key structural levels. Where most retail strategies tell traders where price has been, VAL Tech shows where smart money is actively participating. The 2GS simplified the underlying mechanics so it's accessible from beginner to advanced.

Chris is also the architect behind The 5-1-3 — a day trading strategy built around a DCA methodology for traders who cannot watch screens all day. Using a 5-minute, 1-hour, and 3-hour timeframe confluence, it defines a clear directional bias and scales into positions methodically.

Another contribution is The Grubber — a straightforward strategy based on the daily equilibrium and the Asia session range, offered completely free to the public. Chris trades NAS, SPX, DAX, and Gold across both the New York and London sessions, combining structure, session timing, and order flow to extract daily returns.