Notes · 01
Have the income. Keep the day.
The bot watches. A card names the trade. You can be at dinner.
People who want trading income usually pay for it twice. Once in the account. Once in the hours they sit with the screen, second-guessing the entry.
You can want the income and still have the day. The bot does the watching. A card arrives when a setup is good enough. You place it, or the bot places it on an account you already own. A losing card is still a loss. The hours are what you get back.
What arrives
The scanner covers 221 stocks and 35 crypto names. Only an A or A+ setup becomes a card. The card names the symbol, the side, the entry, the stop, and the targets before any order. When a listed option is liquid enough, the stock card carries that contract too.
You can open it after dinner. The plan was written before the price moved, so it is the same plan you would have seen at the screen.
The day you keep
You follow the card yourself, or you leave the order to the bot. You choose how many positions stay open. API keys are created without withdrawal permission. Demo comes first. A kill switch stops new orders.
A weekly look is enough. Telegram can ping you when a card clears. Tuesday can be work, a school game, a walk. The rule runs on the days you never open the app.
Telegram opens Monday 12 October 2026, with the same cards. Live orders stay off until the 31 October 2026 review. The earliest start is 3 November 2026, and only if that review passes. Paper is available now.
Not financial advice. Past results, paper results, and simulations do not guarantee future returns. You can still lose money.