Any broker that lets you trade US equities and ETFs. The bot tells you what to buy, at what price, and how many shares - you execute it yourself in your own brokerage account. We don't connect to your broker directly.
You don't need to know what an ATR is, what a moving average crossover means, or how to read a chart. Here's exactly what your day looks like as a subscriber - from signal to decision in under two minutes.
Every trading day. After US market close. Automated.
Your account size and risk per trade decide every share count we send, so nothing can be delivered until they exist. You also pick the strategy parameters from the set we tested, choose which instruments you want, and decide whether a trade is recorded automatically or waits for your answer. All of it is changeable later.
Once a day the strategies are evaluated against your book, using the same code that produced the backtests. No human intervention and no discretion. Because the sizing comes from your own account, two subscribers on the same strategy receive different share counts from the same signal.
A single message covering every strategy you hold: what traded, where your account stands, and each open position with its stop. One message a day however many strategies you run, so a quiet day costs you one glance.
If you chose to confirm trades yourself, each one arrives as its own message with the size, the fill price, the stop and what it risks, plus Confirm and Skip. Confirming records it in your book; skipping means the trade is simply not taken. On auto-follow these never arrive, because there is nothing to ask.
A stop firing is the strategy protecting a position, so exits are never left waiting on a reply. Entries are yours to accept or decline; exits are recorded either way. Your dashboard marks every open position to the session close after each run, so the equity you see there matches the message you were sent.
Both simulators are free and open to anyone. Enter any symbol, set the parameters, and see the full result: equity curve, trade log, win rate and maximum drawdown, from the same Python engine that runs the live bots. Published figures are in-sample and selected from a sweep, so read them as an upper bound.
Any broker that lets you trade US equities and ETFs. The bot tells you what to buy, at what price, and how many shares - you execute it yourself in your own brokerage account. We don't connect to your broker directly.
If you don't Confirm, nothing is logged in the bot's state. You simply skip that day. The bot will still track any previously confirmed open positions and report on them the next day. Missing a day doesn't break anything.
There's no hard minimum, but the position sizing formulas work best with at least $10,000-$25,000. With less than that, the 2% risk per trade can produce very small share counts (sometimes just 1-2 shares) which makes commissions a bigger factor.
No. Every signal requires your explicit Add + Confirm. You can skip individual signals or skip entire days. The bot is a signal delivery system, not an auto-trader. You maintain full control over your own capital at all times.
Yes, frequently. Trend-following systems are selective - they only enter on confirmed breakouts or high-confluence setups. Quiet, choppy markets produce few signals. That's by design. Fewer, higher-quality entries beat many low-conviction ones over the long run.
Before you subscribe
Both strategies are documented in full and both simulators are free, with no account needed. Nothing about either is hidden, so there is no reason to take the results on trust.
Or go straight to the Turtle simulator and MA simulator, or see the plans.