The paid kit

The Start-or-Wait Kit

The checker's verdict tells you where you stand. The Kit is the workbook that moves you — on paper, at your real numbers, before any account exists.

Facts checked on October 22, 2026

Get the Start-or-Wait Kit — $39, one-time payment

What the Kit contains

1 · The Demo-Record Audit

A scoring sheet for your 50-trade journal: planned risk per trade, rule breaks counted, costs paid totalled, your measured unit risk extracted. It converts 'I think I did okay' into the three totals that decide readiness.

2 · The Capital Plan to Minimum Viable

A worksheet that takes your market's computed minimum, subtracts what you have, and turns the gap into a dated saving plan — with the survival floor marked, so you know the exact day a learning account becomes a working one.

3 · The First-90-Days Learning Plan

Thirteen weeks, sequenced: demo setup at real size, journal discipline, cost measurement, the graduation checklist, and the first live month at minimum size. Each week has a pass condition; failing one repeats it, not the deposit.

4 · The Cost Tracker

The first-year toll worksheet: your market's per-trade costs at your frequency, the overnight and funding lines the marketing forgets, and a monthly % -of-capital check against the 2% line.

Price: $39, one-time payment. No subscription, no upsell ladder, no broker links inside.

Get the Start-or-Wait Kit — $39

This is education and arithmetic. It is not financial advice, and it contains no recommendations about any specific instrument.

Get the Start-or-Wait Kit — $39

Sources: FINRA Regulatory Notice 26-10 (April 20, 2026) and the brokers' own pages for the PDT tracker; ESMA Decision (EU) 2018/796 and the AMF restatement for European CFD loss figures; ASIC Report 828 (FY2023–24) for Australia; CFTC retail forex materials for the United States; Barber, Lee, Liu & Odean (Taiwan market data) and Chague & De Losso (Brazil) for day-trading outcomes; the FPFX Technology dataset of 300,000+ prop-firm accounts, reported by Finance Magnates (2024); broker-published minimum deposits and margin schedules as dated on the dataset page. If a figure has moved since our check date, the issuer's own publication wins — and write to help@doogex.com so we can correct ours.