One mentor. Working with how you already trade.
Bunny Trading isn’t a signal group and it isn’t a course. It’s one-on-one mentorship built around a single idea: the trade you take matters less than the rule you took it under.
I’ve made every mistake I teach against.
Hi, my name is Bunny, proudly South African, and I’ve been trading gold and penny stocks for a few years now. Almost all of what I teach came from mistakes I made myself before I learned to stop making them.
Like most people, I started out sizing positions by feel, not by math. A good week made me overconfident; a bad week made me chase it back too fast. The turning point wasn’t a big win. It was realizing every account-blowing mistake I’d made traced back to the same root cause: I never had a rule I actually followed before I clicked buy.
So I built one. Then I stress-tested it on my own money until it held up on the bad days, not just the good ones. That’s the system I teach now, not because it’s exciting, but because it’s the thing that actually kept me in the game long enough to get good at this.
I started mentoring because I got tired of watching people repeat the exact mistakes I made, alone, with no one checking their math before the trade instead of after.
Your rules, not a template.
Every student trades under a written set of rules. What’s in them depends on you: your account, your instrument, your tolerance. Gold and penny stocks don’t get sized the same way, and two traders on the same instrument often shouldn’t be either. What stays the same for everyone is the structure.
Feedback on your trades, not the market’s.
Generic courses teach generic setups. Signal groups tell you what to click. Neither one looks at your account, your stop, your journal, or the trade you almost took but didn’t. Every submission here is reviewed personally (not by a team, not by a bot), so the feedback is about your trading, specifically.
I’m selective about who I take.
I’ve mentored people who wanted someone else to make them rich while they stayed comfortable. That’s not what this is. I take traders who show up for homework and are willing to be wrong and fix it.
If I say we’re at capacity or it’s not the right fit, that’s not personal. I’d rather turn down a month’s revenue than spend time with someone who isn’t going to commit.