Not financial advice. The Day-Trade Advisor is a decision-support demonstration — ideas are generated from delayed market data by deterministic screens for illustration only, for paper-trading use. The screenshot below shows the live preview interface rendered with representative sample data (a hypothetical $10,000 paper account), not a real account or recommendation.
The morning brief
Each card is one screened setup: entry zone, ATR-based stop, target, position size, reward-to-risk, and the plain-English rationale for why the rule fired. Ideas that fail the minimum reward-to-risk gate are rejected and counted, not massaged — and when nothing qualifies, the agent says “no setups right now” rather than forcing an idea.
How a brief gets made
- Fetch — normalized intraday bars for the watchlist, validated so the agent never analyzes stale or missing data.
- Indicators — pure deterministic math: VWAP, EMAs, RSI, ATR, relative volume, support/resistance.
- Screen — a rules engine tags setups (VWAP reclaim, EMA pullback-in-trend, RSI reversal) and ranks candidates.
- Risk gate — position sizing from account risk limits; anything below the minimum reward-to-risk is refused.
- Brief — the structured ideas above, journaled for later hit-rate review. A human owns every trade decision.