Averaging down
The moment you add to a losing position instead of taking the stop you planned.
Free for Mac
I've got your back every session. And I'll call you out mid-trade.
Set your rules. The moment you break one, I drop out of your notch while there's still time to act.
The real thing · recorded on a Mac, unedited
You're in.
I'll email you the moment your exchange is live. Nothing else, no spam, no course.
Meanwhile: I trade a public account, every rule break posted →What I'm watching for
You already know your rules. I'm the one who won't let it slide.
You write them once, in a clear head. I hold you to them in the moment your head isn't clear.
Sizing up
You size up when you feel sharp. That's usually the day it costs you most.
Revenge trades
The trade taken minutes after a loss, to win it back. I know that pattern on sight.
Stop widened
Moving your stop away from price is not risk management. It gets called.
No stop at all
A position running naked. Flagged before it becomes the trade you don't talk about.
Your trade cap
You said three. This is the fourth. The extra trade is usually the one that gives it back.
Daily loss limit
Two down, and you set two. I count, so you can't pretend you weren't counting.
Streak states
Euphoria after four wins, fear after three losses. Both change how you trade.
The common ones, not the whole list · the rules I hold you to are the ones you set
Why I exist
I've traded for eight years. Strategy was never my problem. I'd break my own rules the second emotions kicked in. Nothing existed that stopped me in the moment, so I built it into the one place I can't ignore.
Cody · founder · funded prop trader
Trading a public account. Every trade, every rule break, posted at codez.au
Trading a public account. Every trade, every rule break, posted at codez.au
- Price of the Mac app
- Free
- Exchange access
- Read-only
- Journaling required
- None
- Personal coach
- Feedback from your data
How it works
Two minutes to set up. Then nothing to remember.
No journaling, no logging, no end-of-day write-up. You trade the way you already trade. I do the watching.
01
Set your rules
Max trades, daily loss cap, your own lines. The ones you set with a clear head.
02
Connect your exchange
Read-only keys. I can see your trades. I can never place one.
03
Trade like normal
Nothing to fill in, nothing to open. I sit in the notch and stay out of your way.
04
I call it, live
The moment you cross one of your own lines, I drop down and say so.
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Do the maths
What's one bad trade a week worth to you?
Not a projection, just arithmetic. Set it to what you risk on a typical trade.
per trade
$5,200
if I catch one bad trade a week, for a year
Your number, your maths · an illustration of avoided risk, not a promise, projection or expected return
If something held you to your own rules, would this year look different?
$5,200, by your own maths. I cost nothing.
You're in.
I'll email you the moment your exchange is live.
Meanwhile: I trade a public account, every rule break posted →