Most likely you signed up for Trader OS with a different email than the one you used to purchase. Click "Link a different email" and enter the email you bought with — we'll fetch the audit if it matches a paid record.

No — these results are a snapshot of where you were when you took the audit. To measure progress, take the audit again every 90 days (Elite) or every year (Essential/Pro). Compare scores to see what's improved.

Your Priority Fix is the ONE behavior most responsible for your leaks. The Roadmap (Trade90X 90-day plan) is structured to address it first. Use the Rule Tracker to enforce it daily — measure compliance streaks.

Yes. Your audit score, tier, trader type, priority fix, top leaks, and active flags are loaded into the AI Coach context on every conversation. The Coach grounds advice in what your audit actually showed, not generic patterns.

Re-fetches your audit from our backend. Useful if you just paid and the data hasn't shown up yet (rare — usually instant). Otherwise the audit data is cached locally for instant load on repeat visits.

It evaluates your physical, mental, and emotional readiness before you trade. Eight quick questions determine if you're GREEN (go trade), YELLOW (trade with reduced size), or RED (don't trade today).

Every trading day, before your first trade. It takes about 30 seconds. Doing it consistently builds a habit of checking in with yourself before risking money.

Don't trade. RED means your readiness is too low — trading in this state historically leads to impulsive decisions and rule-breaking. Use the day to review, journal, or rest.

You can trade, but reduce your position size by at least 50% and only take A-grade setups. YELLOW means you're functional but not optimal.

Yes. If your situation changes (e.g., you ate, exercised, or your mood shifted), click 'Redo Morning Check' and answer again honestly.

News and earnings releases create unpredictable price spikes. Trading into them is gambling, not trading. The embedded calendar shows today's high-impact events so you can avoid them. Trade90X principle: we don't trade into news or earnings.

Pull up the four major US indices — S&P 500, Nasdaq, Dow, and Russell 2000 — and overlay the 20, 50, and 200-period moving averages on each. Bullish = price is above all three MAs. Bearish = price is below all three. Ranging = the moving averages are flat or overlapping with no clear separation. Then pick the overall read across the four. If the four don't agree, the market is in transition — trade smaller or wait for clarity.

Yes. Click a different option any time and your selection updates. Markets shift intraday — if conditions change, update your read rather than locking yourself into a wrong call.

The TradingView widget covers economic events. For earnings (specific company releases), use the dedicated Earnings Calendar link in the free sites section — Investing.com's earnings calendar is free and reliable. Always check both before trading individual stocks.

Each one captures a different layer of your day. Rule Tracker = did you follow your plan. Emotion Tracker = what you felt. Debrief = what you learned. Skipping any one of them leaves a gap in your data and a gap in your operator-level discipline.

Still complete them. "Not trading" is a decision worth tracking. Did you skip because conditions weren't there (good) or because you were avoiding the market (worth examining)?

5 to 10 minutes total. Rule Tracker is a single check-in. Emotion Tracker takes 30 seconds. Debrief is the longest at a few minutes. Done daily, this routine compounds into the difference between traders who improve and traders who stay stuck.

Data you can't see, you can't fix. Your journal is the raw material the AI Coach uses to find your execution leaks, calculate your cost of bad habits, and show you exactly where money is going. If you do not journal, you're throwing money away.

Log every trade with: Date, Instrument, Direction (long/short), Entry, Stop Loss, Target, Exit, Time of trade, Position Size, P&L, Setup Grade (A–D), Outcome, Context Match (whether the trade was in sync with the market context), Emotion During Trade, whether you Followed Your Risk Plan, whether you Used the Risk Analyzer, your Reason for Entry, and Notes/Lessons. Each field feeds the AI Coach so it can find leaks you can't see — like "your counter-trend trades cost you $X this month" or "your FOMO trades grade C 80% of the time." Skip fields and the Coach has less data to work with.

Grades reflect setup quality and rule compliance, not outcome. A = perfect setup, followed all rules. B = good setup, minor deviation. C = marginal setup. D = impulsive, broke rules. A losing A-grade trade is better than a winning D-grade trade.

Your setup rationale — why you took the trade. Examples: 'Break of structure at key level,' 'Pullback to demand zone.' This helps the AI Coach identify which setups make you money.

Enter the dollar amount you made or lost on the trade. Positive for wins, negative for losses. This is used for dollar-denominated insights in your coaching analysis.

The AI Coach can start finding patterns with 5-10 trades, but 20-30 trades gives much more reliable data. The more you log, the more accurate your leak analysis becomes.

Do a deep dive of the week. Look at your entries, stops, targets, setups, day of the week, and time of day. What you did well, what you need work on. Be honest. The week is the right zoom level for spotting small leaks before they compound into big ones.

Do a deep dive on all trades from the month. Study your profit and loss and your profit factor — for every dollar you risked, how much did you make? What you earn per dollar invested matters more than your win rate. A trader with a 40% win rate and a profit factor of 2.0 makes more money than a trader with a 70% win rate and a profit factor of 1.1.

Trade Journal captures per-trade data. Post-Session Debrief captures session-level data — how the whole day matched your plan, what context the market was in, where your discipline broke down. Both feed your AI Coach. Together they're the complete picture.

3 to 5 minutes. Most fields are dropdowns. The free-text reflection fields are where you should slow down — those are the ones that build operator self-awareness.

Your AI Coach reads it on every coaching session. When you click 'Post-session debrief' in AI Coach, it analyzes your saved answers alongside your trades and gives you specific feedback on where your day matched your plan and where it broke down.

Yes — until midnight of the same trading day. After that, the day's debrief is locked so you have an honest record. Old debriefs become reference material for your AI Coach to spot patterns over weeks and months.

Skip it. Post-Session Debrief is for trading days only. Sitting on hands when conditions weren't right IS operator discipline, but it doesn't need a debrief.

Your emotional state is a leading indicator of your P&L. Data consistently shows that traders lose more money when they trade in negative emotional states. Tracking lets you see the correlation in dollar terms.

Before, during, or after trading — whenever you notice a shift. The most valuable logs are right before you enter a trade and right after a loss. Over time, patterns emerge.

Anxious, frustrated, revenge, fearful, and greedy are the five danger states. When you see these logged frequently, the AI Coach will correlate them with your trade outcomes and show you the cost.

The coach matches your emotion logs to your trades by date. It can tell you things like 'Trades on negative-emotion days lost $1,800 on average' — giving you a concrete reason to not trade when emotional.

It tracks one behavioral rule at a time. You pick your biggest execution leak, write it as a rule, and check in daily on whether you followed it. The goal is 85% compliance for 2 consecutive weeks before moving to the next rule.

Trying to fix everything at once fixes nothing. One constraint at a time, measured and enforced, creates lasting behavior change. This is the Rule Priority Framework — fix the biggest leak first.

Start with whatever costs you the most money. If you move your stops, your rule is 'I will not move my stop further from entry.' If you revenge trade, it's 'I will wait 30 minutes after a loss before trading again.'

Be honest. If the rule is 'No trading after 3 losses' and you took a 4th trade, that's a break — even if the 4th trade was a winner. Process over outcome.

The streak resets to zero. That's the point — it makes rule-breaking visible and costly. Your best streak is tracked so you can see your progress over time.

It calculates a discipline score (0-100) based on your trades, emotions, rule compliance, and morning checks from the past 7 days. It measures your process, not your P&L.

It combines your win rate, trade grade distribution (more A-grades = higher score), emotional state ratio (positive vs negative), and rule streak length. Each factor is weighted to reflect operator-level discipline.

75+ is Operator Level. 55-74 is Developing. 35-54 is Leaking Edge. Below 35 is Gambling Exposure. Focus on getting your score above 75 consistently before worrying about P&L optimization.

The scorecard only analyzes trades from the current week. If you've logged 2 trades, it's based on 2 trades. More trades give a more accurate picture.

Once a week, ideally at the end of your last trading day. Use it as your weekly review — compare this week to last week and identify the trend.

A structured 12-week program split into 3 phases: RESET (establish your baseline), ENFORCEMENT (build discipline streaks), and OPTIMIZATION (refine and scale). Each week has specific tasks with checkboxes.

Yes. The phases build on each other. RESET establishes your rules and baseline data. ENFORCEMENT makes you consistent. OPTIMIZATION refines what's already working. Skipping ahead usually means skipping the foundation.

That's fine — this isn't a race. If you miss a week, pick up where you left off. The tasks don't expire. What matters is completing each phase fully before moving on.

Your roadmap progress shows as a percentage on the dashboard. The AI Coach also uses it to assess your 'Structure' score in the operator audit.

You retake the full audit and compare your score to Week 1. Then you set your next 90-day goals. The roadmap is designed to be repeated — each cycle refines your operation further.

Your trade plan is a contract you sign with yourself. The AI Coach reads it every time it answers — so coaching is grounded in YOUR rules, not generic advice. The Rule Tracker checks compliance against it. Without a plan, the OS can only spot leaks. With one, it can tell you exactly which rule you broke and what it cost you.

Because the math says higher numbers don't survive. A 3% daily stop with a 50% win rate puts you four losing trades away from a serious drawdown — the kind that ends accounts. Risk per trade above 1%, daily stop above 2.5%, or total session risk above 3% is gambling math, not trading math. Trade90X is built on honest numbers, so we don't offer options that we know cost traders money.

Answer NO. The OS will mark this and continue to remind you until you've backtested. Trade90X fixes behavioral leaks, but no amount of discipline beats a strategy that doesn't make money on average. Backtest at least 100 trades. Track sample size, win rate, and average R. Then update your plan.

Three bullets describing what must be true for a setup to earn your full position size. Specific. Testable. Example — "Higher timeframe trend aligned. Pullback to key level with confirmation. Volume shows institutional interest." If you can't write three bullets, you don't have a defined edge. That's useful information.

Your risk is the distance from entry to stop. "2:1" means your target is twice that distance — you risk $1 to make $2. If your stop sits $100 below entry, a 2:1 target sits $200 above entry. Stating exits as ratios means the numbers work the same way on any account size and any instrument. The Journal logs trades by R-multiple outcome (1R, 2R, etc.), which is the only honest scorecard.

Yes, anytime. As your strategy evolves, your plan should evolve. Click "Edit" at the top of the saved plan. The AI Coach picks up the changes immediately on its next response.

Anything related to your trading discipline and execution: pre-market readiness, post-session debriefs, rule compliance, emotional patterns, execution leaks, accountability, journaling prompts, and behavioral analysis. It uses your actual Trader OS data.

It never gives trading signals, market predictions, strategy advice, entry/exit recommendations, or financial advice. It coaches your behavior, not your trades. If you ask 'Should I go long on EUR/USD?' it will redirect you to your process.

It reads your trade journal, emotion logs, morning checks, rule streak, and roadmap progress from the Trader OS. This lets it give dollar-denominated insights like 'Your D-grade trades cost you $2,100 this month.'

Yes. Your coaching conversations are stored in your account and only accessible by you. They're used to provide continuity between sessions — the coach remembers what you've discussed.

It's included in your Trader OS subscription. There's no per-message charge to you.

We analyze: time of day you trade, day of week, your emotional state going in, whether you ran your Morning Check, whether you completed your Post-Session Debrief, the setup type you used, and how compliant you were with your Trade Plan rules. Each habit is correlated with your actual P&L.

Below 20 trades, random luck dominates the data and you'd see "patterns" that aren't real. At 20+, real behavioral patterns start to emerge. At 50+, you can be confident in the signal. We show partial confidence indicators on each habit.

The AI Coach answers questions you ask. Habit Performance proactively shows you the patterns without asking. It's the diagnostic view; the AI Coach is the conversation. Together, they give you both the data and the dialogue.

Often yes — but read the AI analysis first. Sometimes a "losing habit" is actually a signal of WHEN you trade poorly (e.g. on Mondays, or when emotional). The fix isn't always "stop this habit" — it's "fix the underlying state."

Reports are anniversary-based: 30 days after your Trader OS signup, then every 30 days after. You'll get an email when a new report is ready, and you can view it here anytime.

Yes. Click the refresh button on the report. The AI will re-analyze your last 30 days with current data. Useful if you logged trades after the original report was generated.

Habit Performance shows you patterns across all your trades. Monthly Report focuses on the last 30 days specifically and compares to the previous 30 — so you can see whether you're improving over time.

The AI picks the ONE behavior most likely to improve your P&L next month, based on what cost you the most this month. Track compliance daily in Rule Tracker to actually lock the fix in.

A private Discord focused on trading discipline and execution — not signals, alerts, or market predictions. Members share their process, hold each other accountable, and review trades for behavioral patterns.

Yes. All Trader OS subscribers get community access. Pro and Elite members get access to additional private channels and group coaching sessions.

No. This community is about fixing the operator, not predicting the market. You'll find accountability partners, execution reviews, and behavioral coaching — not trade ideas.

Soon. We're building the foundation first — the tools, the data, and the coaching. When the community opens, you'll be notified inside the app and via email.

Scroll down to 'Compare Plans' in Settings and click the plan you want. You'll be redirected to the payment page. Your access updates immediately after payment.

Click 'Open Billing Portal' in the Billing section. From there you can cancel, update your payment method, or view invoices. Your access continues until the end of your billing period.

Click 'Reset password' in the Account section. You'll receive an email with a link to set a new password. Check your spam folder if you don't see it within a few minutes.

Yes. Click 'Edit' next to your name in the Account section, type your new name, and click 'Save.'