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Two systems, one market
Same discipline, same broker-held account, same weekly transparency, with a different rhythm and risk behaviour.
Side by side
The clearest way to understand AM1 and AM2 is to compare them directly.
| AM1 | AM2 | |
|---|---|---|
| Trade frequency | Fewer trades | Many more trades |
| Take-profit logic | Set by real-time market volatility | Small, fixed gains per trade |
| Lot size (reference) | 0.01 lot per $1,000 | 0.01 lot per $2,000 |
| Reporting since | September 2025 | September 2026 |
| Minimum entry | $1,000 | $2,000 |
| Price (new members) | £40/month | £40/month |
AM1 takes fewer trades and lets each one run until real-time volatility conditions say it is time to close. It is the original Alpha Maverick system, and the one with the longest public track record.
AM2 takes a significantly higher number of trades than AM1, aiming for small gains each time. It has no maximum profit target. The one hard limit is risk: maximum drawdown is 8%.
The drawdown limit is event-based, not a weekly reset. After a -8% drawdown event closes, AM2 keeps operating for the rest of the week with the objective of recovery.
Running both together
For broker accounts under $2,000 we recommend one system. Above $2,000, running AM1 and AM2 at the same time is an option, priced as a single combined plan.
Your risk profile result will point you toward AM1, AM2, or both, based on your starting capital and comfort with trade frequency.