Trader Coach: Building AI Agentsthat source → risk-filter → execute high-conviction tradesthen track mindset vs P&L — a 40-question audit, a weekly behavioral tapeAdjust the Behavior: Improve the P&LTrader Coach guides you from the start to the end result: from finding best trades to best P&L

Trader Coach is building AI agents that source → risk-filter → execute high-conviction trades, then track mindset vs P&L. The first half runs on the desk; this page is about the second half: the desk’s behavioral wing — an AI coach for the part of trading no chart shows. A 40-question audit scores four numbers: relationship Foundation, Escalation Risk, System Stress, and a separate Trader Psychology score (revenge impulse, FOMO, post-streak oversizing, hesitation). A two-minute weekly check-in then tracks your plan discipline, rule violations and tilt trades against the week at home, and after three weeks shows your own correlations. Open it from the Coach button — it runs right on this page, and your data stays in your browser.

Because the loss usually starts the night before the trade. An unresolved argument shows up at the open as a revenge entry, an oversized “prove it” position, a skipped pre-market routine — and the desk’s cleanest verdict can’t survive a tilted executor. Trader Coach keeps the two dimensions separate: what belongs to the home front, and what belongs to your own head at the screens. It never tells you what to trade — that’s the desk’s job — and it is education, not therapy or counseling.

An optional guidance layer: pick a tradition — Stoicism, Zen, Buddhism, Taoism, Vedanta and a dozen more — and the coach frames its guidance through that lens. Stoicism and Zen are the traders’ favorites: control the process, accept the outcome. Choose “None” and every word stays secular.

No — the coach runs free right on this page, data in your own browser. Email Desk and Discord Live members get full access to the Trader Coach app: a hosted account where your audits, coaching sessions and weekly mindset-vs-P&L record persist, with linked partner accounts and joint sessions on Discord Live. They compound, though: the desk hands you clean verdicts, the coach builds the discipline that executes them — your check-in’s discipline number is, in the end, a measure of how well you follow the plans the desk ranks.

On this page, yes by construction — the embedded coach stores everything in your browser’s local storage and sends nothing anywhere. On the full platform, your account holds your data, partners only ever see the joint sessions both of you are in, and crisis-safety screening always comes before coaching.

Yes — start with the free Weekly Report: plain English, risk stated. Read it, paper trade it, act when ready, at your size. Education, not financial advice — you decide.

Dark-pools are off-exchange venues where institutions work large blocks unseen — but once a trade executes, it must print within 10 seconds to FINRA’s Trade Reporting Facilities: public data. The print is the fastest public institutional signal — demand and supply the moment it moves, not the chart it leaves behind. The agents isolate the abnormal clusters, then seek technical confirmation from price action and macro.

The agents’ work without running anything: I build, train and pay for the data; you rent the output — files, verdicts, and direct questions on Discord Live. Month to month, cancel anytime from Whop.

None, to learn — the Report is free and paper trading costs nothing. When you act, there’s no minimum: every plan states its risk, so you size it to your account. Never trade money you can’t afford to lose.

Weekly Report: 15 minutes on Sunday. Email Desk: about ten minutes each trading morning — act, watch, or skip. Discord Live: for people around during market hours. None of it requires watching screens all day.

One page, one name: the dark-pool print, its technical confirmation — price action, chart patterns, key levels, macro — the Risk Rules it cleared, and the buy/sell plan: ticker, price, “wrong if” level, what “done” means. The exit is the rank breaking, not a round number.

Seven published filters, cleared before any rank: defined invalidation; min 2:1 reward-to-risk; fresh signal; meaningful size; no strong contradiction; not extended; a one-sentence thesis. Fail one, stay unranked — whatever the print’s size.

In a fixed order: read dark-pool prints within seconds — demand and supply, live; technical confirmation — price action, chart patterns, macro; reject the noise, in public; then rank → risk-filter → trade & manage — A/B/Watch through the Risk Rules, alerts or auto-trading, every open verdict managed until it resolves. Ask “why this verdict?” and the agents show the evidence. No black boxes.

For agents that shine in demos and fail live. I tear the system down, deliver a written report of what’s broken and why, then rebuild it with cost controls, monitoring and human gates. From $2,500; you keep the report either way. DM “AUTOPSY” — Discord Live members get priority.

Yes — trade & manage, high-conviction setups only, inside limits you set: size, max risk, the plan’s “wrong if” level. Alerts are the default; pause or switch back anytime. You remain responsible for all trades — nothing trades without rules you approved first.

Most dark-pool prints are routine internalized flow, not an institution building a position. The firehose accounts repost them anyway; this desk discards them in public, each with a one-line reason, and posts the daily count. Naming the noise is how you know the reading happened.

Essentially live — prints hit the tape within 10 seconds of execution by law. Ranked setups land before 7:30 ET, re-ranks intraday. First to the public print — never early to non-public information.

Everything in the files is public. Dark-pool secrecy applies only before a trade executes; once it does, it must print within 10 seconds to the public tape through FINRA’s reporting feeds. The files read those public trails; they never contain material non-public information.

US-listed stocks and ETFs, index and commodity futures when the signal is macro, and options on ranked names when capping the loss up front is the safer way. Same entry, same “wrong if,” same rules — every setup ranked → risk-filtered → traded & managed.

R is the amount you decide in advance that one trade may lose. Half R means risking half of that unit. Every setup states its risk so you can size it to your own account.

No. The files and setups are educational examples of a rules-based process. You decide whether, and how much, to trade.

Checkout and membership run through Whop. After you join, Email Desk starts the next trading day, and for Discord Live the invite appears in your Whop account.

Yes, anytime, from your Whop account. You keep access until the end of the period you paid for.