Rama

Position:

Founder

Trading Style:

Day Trader

Rama’s Trading Background

So how did I get into trading? Back in May 2017, a friend from university told me to download Trading212 to grab a free stock. That was it, that was the start. What began as just claiming a free stock turned into a genuine passion for the markets. Even before that, as a teenager, I was messing around with crypto, which honestly gave me a really good early grounding in how markets work and why risk management matters. 

Over the years trading went from a hobby to a full-time career. I had wins, I had losses, like every trader does. But every stage taught me something, discipline, risk management, sticking to a plan. I never looked for shortcuts. I just kept getting in the markets every single day, learning, refining, improving. 

That’s what eventually led to me founding Atlantic Trading. What started as a small group sharing ideas has grown into a global trading education business, 25+ team members, tens of thousands of traders. I’m properly proud of what we’ve built. But my focus hasn’t changed: helping traders build the skills, confidence, and discipline to make better decisions in the market. 

Alongside actually trading, I’ve kept investing in my own education too. I’ve got a Master’s in Business and I recently finished a PhD in Business Management. The goal’s always been to combine that academic side with real market experience, so I can actually explain this stuff in a way that makes sense, not just theory for the sake of it. 

Today I’m actively trading the US stock market, day trading and swing trading. My approach is all about momentum and finding high-probability setups, mixing technical and fundamental analysis. I believe the best way to teach trading is by staying in the markets myself, adapting as things change, and sharing what I’m actually seeing, not just talking theory. 

Trading’s shaped my whole career and my life, and I’m all in on continuing to develop myself while helping others build the knowledge and confidence to hit their own long-term goals. 


Notable Contributions

  • Turned £1,000 into almost £10,000 in 2 weeks on my first ever challenge account, May 2025. 
  • Made over £17,000 from just £1,500 shorting on Trading212 CFD, in 2 days. 

Role in the Community

  • Ensure all operations are good around the Discord.  
  • Frequently send important community announcements.
  • Make sure all areas of our community are top notch and our traders are completely informed on the happenings around the markets. 

Blogs by Rama

  • Atlantic Sentinel: The Tool for Spotting Pump and Dump Patterns 2026. Blog Article.

    Atlantic Sentinel: The Ground Breaking Tool for Spotting Pump and Dump Patterns 2026

    Atlantic Sentinel is an AI-powered surveillance system, built to monitor the small-cap Cayman Islands, BVI, and Hong Kong-listed stocks on Nasdaq that have become a

    Rama Atlantic Trader and CEO Profile Image
    Rama is the CEO of Atlantic Trading and an incredibly active day trader and swing trader. He knows how global conditions are going to impact the stock market.

    Rama

    June 16, 2026
    1 mins read

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  • The Traders Learning Curve
    Most traders don't make it over the learning curve, instead they give up.

    The Trader’s Learning Curve: What Progress Actually Looks Like (and Why Most Quit Too Early)

    Most traders quit because their expectations don’t match reality. This guide breaks down the real stages of trading growth. From beginner to scalable and shows

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    Rama is the CEO of Atlantic Trading and an incredibly active day trader and swing trader. He knows how global conditions are going to impact the stock market.

    Rama

    March 31, 2026
    6 mins read

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    Exposure doesn't automatically make you an expert, learn how to become a better trader and turn experience into skill.

    From Alerts to Skill: How to Actually Learn While Following Trades

    Following trading alerts can boost short-term results — but real growth happens when you turn alerts into education. Here’s how to journal alert trades, reverse…

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    Rama is the CEO of Atlantic Trading and an incredibly active day trader and swing trader. He knows how global conditions are going to impact the stock market.

    Rama

    March 17, 2026
    5 mins read

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    Trades by Rama

    Quantum Cyber (QUCY) Logo - Trade Review July 2026 - Article Thumbnail Image
    Case Study
    Alerted:
    05/15/2026
    Entry:
    $3.16
    Exit:
    3.6
    Duration:
    3 days
    Atlantic Trading caught QUCY's momentum as Quantum Cyber launched its autonomous defense platform into a $55 billion sector tailwind.
    Atlantic Trading caught QUCY's momentum as Quantum Cyber launched its autonomous defense platform into a ...
    Pop Culture Group (CPOP) - Trade Review Thumbnail
    Case Study
    Alerted:
    06/10/2026
    Entry:
    $0.82
    Exit:
    1.05
    Duration:
    Same day
    After a news alert was shared in the Atlantic Trading Discord about Pop Culture Groups growth, this quickly grabbed the attention of our in-house analysts and retail traders alike. The company was flagged as a small-cap opportunity that appeared to be a clean trade. See why it was flagged and how our traders handled the…
    After a news alert was shared in the Atlantic Trading Discord about Pop Culture Groups ...
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    How we calculate win rates

    We measure win rate using closed trades only, to reflect actual performance, in the past 12 months.

    A trade is classified as:

    • Win → profit after fees

    • Loss → negative result

    • Breakeven → no gain or loss, not included

    Formula

    Win rate % = Wins ÷ (Wins + Losses) × 100

    Example

    • Wins: 89

    • Losses: 11

    Win rate = 89 ÷ (89 + 11) × 100 = 89%

    What we include

    • All trades within the past 12 months from the most recent update

    • Fees and realistic execution

    • Consistent calculation across all our traders

    What we exclude

    • Open trades (trades that are still on-going)

    • Partial updates or scaling entries

    Important

    Win rate alone does not define performance.

    For example, a trader with a lower win rate can outperform if their winning trades are larger than their losses.

    Please remember current performance does not predict or guarantee future performance. You may loose money by following our traders and trading is still very risky.