Open to everyone. No signup, no broker credentials, and no API keys required. These are user-controlled planning tools. You make your own trading decisions, and you paper-test before live use.

Live Chart

Study price action and practice reading charts. Change the symbol freely.

For education and planning only. Not financial advice or trade signals.

Markets at a Glance

Major indices and sector performance for building market awareness.

Quotes may be delayed. Market data display only — not signals. You make your own trading decisions.

Watchlist

Track the symbols you want to observe. Saved in your browser only.

Nothing on your watchlist yet.

Risk / Reward Calculator

Compare planned risk against planned reward before any decision.

Entry price

Stop price

Target price

Risk per share

3.00

Reward per share

9.00

Reward : Risk

3.00 : 1

For education and planning only. Not financial advice or trade signals.

Position Size Calculator

See how position size relates to the risk you allow per idea.

Account size

Risk per trade (%)

Entry price

Stop price

Risk amount

100.00

Position size

33 units

Total exposure

3300.00

For education and planning only. Not financial advice or trade signals.

Paper Trading Simulator

Practice trade planning with a fake $10,000.00 paper balance. Saved in your browser only.

Paper trading only. No real money, no broker connection, no trade recommendations.

Paper balance

$10,000.00

Total simulated P/L

$0.00

Win rate

—

Open / closed

0 / 0

New paper trade

Open trades

No open paper trades yet.

Paper trading only. No real money, no broker connection, no trade recommendations.

Trade Journal

Record decisions and lessons so every review teaches you something. Saved in your browser only.

Paper Trading Checklist

Run a disciplined paper-test session from start to review.

Trading in paper/sandbox mode only, with no live funds connected.
A written plan exists before the session starts.
Risk boundaries are decided in advance.
Position size is reviewed rather than guessed.
Observations are recorded for later study.
Changes are made only after review.

Bot Safety Checklist

Safety checks to review before and while any automation runs.

Runs in paper/sandbox mode until behaviour is understood over time.
Risk boundaries and a way to stop activity are planned.
Failures and unexpected behavior can be noticed.
No broker passwords or credentials shared with anyone.
You keep custody of your own accounts and funds.
Private activity records are reviewed regularly.

Should I Take This Trade? Checklist

A pre-trade decision check that forces a reason, a stop, and a size before entry.

I have a written reason rather than an emotional reaction or tip.
I understand the risk before considering the potential reward.
The planned size fits my personal risk boundary.
I have considered current market conditions.
I have checked the cash-account rules that apply to me.
I am not reacting to a previous loss.
I can explain the decision clearly.

Cash Account / GFV Explainer

Why settlement timing and Good Faith Violations matter in a cash account.

U.S. securities generally use T+1 settlement. Cash displayed after a sale may not yet be settled, and reusing it without understanding the restrictions can create account problems.

Good Faith Violations are one reason cash-account traders should learn the difference between settled funds, unsettled funds, and displayed buying power before using automation.

This is general education, not advice. You make your own trading decisions, and your broker's official documentation is the source of truth for your account.

Daily Bot Review Template

A short end-of-day template for reviewing what automation actually did. Copy it into your journal.

Date:

What did I observe today?

Did anything behave unexpectedly?

Did I stay within my written boundaries?

What deserves further review?

One lesson to carry forward:

A short review can reveal patterns that memory hides. Detailed operating templates and examples are kept in the protected member library.

Education only. Not financial advice. No guaranteed profits. Trading involves risk.

Free tools for planning and practice