Our Standards

Responsible trading, by design.

As a small, AI-driven commodity firm, our responsible-trading framework is proportionate but non-negotiable: disciplined risk governance, transparent research, and counterparties screened before any flow. These are the four pillars we hold ourselves to.

Four Core Pillars

Embedding responsibility in how we trade.

Risk Governance First

Every position carries a defined stop and a per-account size cap. A hard drawdown halt is wired to the firm's risk limit — no discretion, no exceptions. Capital preservation precedes return.

Transparent Research

The CANOLA RESEARCH validates every signal on real cTrader data, walk-forward tested (train 22–24 / blind 25–26) so the edge is structural — not curve-fit. We publish what we can; we never overstate.

Counterparty Diligence

All counterparties and funded-account relationships are subject to KYC, sanctions and AML screening before any engagement. We work only with verifiable, responsible partners.

Honest Scope

We trade what we have proven. Gold (XAUUSD) is live; other metals and commodities are clearly marked "in study" until the research justifies going live. No markets claimed before they earn it.

How We Operate

Built for discipline, not drama.

A mean-reversion cBot with a news filter that pauses 12:30–13:30 UTC and skips NFP Fridays. A drawdown halt that triggers automatically. Sizing scaled to equity, never to conviction. This is how a one-desk firm stays institutional in behaviour.

News filter. No new entries around scheduled macro catalysts.
Halt on breach. Auto-stop wired to the prop firm's limit.
Sizing. Scaled to account equity, never to conviction alone.

Important. BERUBE CAPITAL LLC conducts due diligence on all counterparties and screens against applicable sanctions, AML and KYC frameworks. All information on this site is for general purposes only and is not an offer or solicitation to trade. Trading commodity and derivative instruments involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for every investor. Past performance is not indicative of future results.