A one-minute read before the open.
What fired overnight, what your open positions need this morning, and what to place. Written for someone who has a job and about sixty seconds.
A real screen from the member area, captured today. Not a mockup.
Each one either needs an action at the open or it does not, and the brief says which.
Written for someone leaving for work, not sitting at a desk.
Three sections, in the order you need them.
What fired overnight, what your open positions need at the open, and what to place. No macro commentary, no reading of the tape, nothing you have to interpret before you can act on it.
What you read first
New signals.
What fired overnight, with the entry and the stop, so the orders you need to place are at the top instead of buried under commentary.
Then what you already hold.
Stops that moved, positions near their trail, anything coming up on the 60-day cap. Most mornings, managing what’s open matters more than adding to it.
Most mornings it tells you to do nothing.
Usually the right move is to leave the portfolio alone, and the brief says so instead of inventing something for you to do. Cutting winners early is the most common way to underperform a mechanical system.
Have a look at today’s board.
The track record is public, so you can check how it’s gone before you pay us anything. The screens above are what you get if you join.