u/quantumfomo

The app connects to Webull API as well as alpaca to capture paper trades, then it allows me to manually rate them with a bunch of relevant fields that indicate the type of trade strategy entry and exit logic and to just give it an overall quality rating. It then uses an LLM to review the structured data as well as screenshot images to provide a narrative on the progress or lack there of that I’m making in trading techniques. My hope is eventually to have enough trades logged that I can extend the AI to actually make forward looking recommendations based on the chart context.

I sort of assume that I’m reinventing the wheel, but I’d rather build something with cursor that does exactly what I want then spend a bunch of subscription fee fees to get sort of what I want!

I hear wildly conflicting theories about whether stop losses should be fixed or adjusted during the trade. It seems that there’s one school of thought that dogmatically preaching consistency and stick to your rules. But I just as often hear folks talk about how it’s OK to move your stop loss to break even (or higher) if the trade is going your way. and perhaps there’s a third kind of hybrid, which says yes keep your stop loss intact on for example one contract but if you think the trade is going your way, stack another contract with a separate stop loss/TP. And then there’s always the Cowboys that don’t use stop loss or take profit that just bare knuckle it and monitor the trade.

So basically, I’m getting really mixed messages from the world. What are your thoughts?

Trade logging app that reviews my technique, growth

Fixed SL or dynamic?