The BMTBlueprint

No. The mentorship takes two kinds of trader. If you are a complete beginner, you start in the Foundation, the first half. You learn to read a chart, learn the strategy one piece at a time, practise on a sim account and prepare for a funded account. If you already know the concepts but cannot execute them consistently, you start in the Playbook, the second half, where your own trading is diagnosed and rebuilt. Both halves include 1:1 sessions.

The system is built around one session on one liquid instrument. NQ futures is the primary focus, but the approach applies cleanly to ES, indices, and forex majors. One session, one market, one system. Part of the diagnostic is confirming which instrument gives you the cleanest execution environment. Trying to trade everything is one of the most common reasons traders stay stuck despite understanding the concepts well.

Yes. Most students come in with a 9-5 they are trying to eventually replace. The program is built around the London session. For Australian traders that is the evening, opening between 5pm and 7pm Sydney time depending on daylight saving, so it fits after work. On session days the time commitment is one to two focused hours. Outside of sessions it is thirty minutes of journaling, two 1:1 calls per month, and three group calls per week. The defined session window removes the option of overtrading and builds the kind of discipline that most self-directed traders never build on their own.

Nothing is wrong. The pattern is almost universal. Traders who self-study ICT/SMC can spend years in a feedback vacuum. Watching content, building theory, getting better at reading charts, but never getting an honest assessment of what is breaking in live execution. Nobody has ever looked at your trades and told you precisely what is breaking down. Not in general terms like "you need more discipline," but the specific moment, the specific rule that gets abandoned, the specific condition that triggers it. That is what the Diagnostic Report fixes first.

Most students who come in have already failed multiple challenges. The pattern is almost always the same: Week 1 clean, Week 2 still good, Week 3 one bad session, Week 4 trying to recover it. Account reset. Repeat. Under this program, no one attempts a challenge until the stage gate assessment confirms they are ready. If a challenge is failed, it is treated as data. A debrief is booked, the failure is mapped against the stage gate criteria, and the exact breakdown point is named. If it was process-related, that gets fixed before the next attempt. Challenge fees without a diagnosis are just an expensive loop.

A standard trade review looks at one trade. The Diagnostic maps the pattern across your full trading history, identifying where breakdown consistently occurs across concept understanding, execution behaviour, and psychology under pressure. Most traders who come in have never had someone look at their trades and name exactly what is broken: the exact setup type, the exact session condition, the exact decision point where the edge disappears. That clarity changes how every session after it is approached.

The three weekly group calls cover live session analysis, accountability check-ins, and shared trade reviews. They keep you sharp and consistent between your two monthly 1:1 sessions. The 1:1 calls are where your specific failure pattern, psychology, and stage gate progress get addressed directly. The group structure builds speed. The 1:1 structure makes sure nothing specific to you gets missed.

No. BMT does not offer refunds. Fees are not refunded for change of mind, change of circumstances, results, or not completing the program. This is set out in full in the Participant Agreement you sign before you start, and in the Terms of Service. Your rights under the Australian Consumer Law are not affected.