Your trading history, audited.
Send your NinjaTrader trade export. Within 48 hours you get a written report of what you actually did, in your own numbers. Not advice. Not signals. Your record, read back to you.
Get your report, $149 Read the sample first
Late means a full refund. Your files are deleted after delivery. The $149 plan is sold through my Payhip store and also includes my 151-page ebook on running a one-person business with AI agents.
From the sample report
One real prop-firm account, September 2026, shared with the trader's permission. 293 trades, +$1,832.87 net, replayed on her own NinjaTrader minute bars.
| Entries 1-5 each day (92 trades) | -$327.38 |
| Entry 6 onward (201 trades) | +$2,160.25 |
| Re-entry within 15 min of a losing exit (50 trades) | -$178.65 |
| Next entry after waiting 15 min (42 trades) | +$1,395.92 |
| NY open, 09:30-12:00 (71 trades) | +$8.11 |
| NY afternoon, 12:00-16:00 (114 trades) | +$1,167.35 |
| Her 15-min 200 MA rule, followed (82 trades): win rate | 67% |
| Same rule, broken (161 trades): win rate | 57% |
She knew she started slow. She didn't know it was $327 a month. She didn't know she'd broken her own trend rule 161 times.
What's in your report
- When you trade, in market time. Every window is a New York session with your local hours beside it. If you trade from another time zone, this alone is usually worth it.
- Your first trades of the day vs. the rest.
- After a loss. Does the next trade get worse? What did re-entering within 15 minutes cost you?
- Size. Entries far above your usual size, and adds to losing positions, each one listed.
- How you exit. Median winner and loser in points and minutes. With minute bars: a replay of your entries with fixed brackets, scored on trades the bracket never saw, against your own exits.
- Your written rules vs. your trades. Trend filters, VWAP bands, your own list, checked against the chart as it stood at the moment of each click. No look-ahead.
- What the data can't tell you, said plainly. A model is trained on your older trades and tested on newer ones; if it's a coin flip, the report says so.
How it works
- Buy. You get a one-page PDF: how to export from NinjaTrader 8 (or any broker export with one row per trade), and where to send it.
- Reply to your receipt email with the file. Optional: 1-minute bars for the exit replay, and your rules in writing.
- Within 48 hours: your report as a PDF, usually 8-10 pages, plus one round of follow-up questions by email.
Questions people ask first
Which brokers? NinjaTrader 8 is the native format. Any export with one row per trade (instrument, side, quantity, entry/exit time and price, profit) works: Tradovate, Rithmic, TradingView broker exports, most prop-firm dashboards. Not sure? Send what you have.
How many trades do I need? About 100 is enough for the report to say something; a month or more is better. Under 50, I'll tell you before I start and refund if you'd rather wait.
Is it a model that predicts my trades? No. A model is trained on your older trades and tested on newer ones only to show you honestly whether your history is predictive. On the sample account it was a coin flip, and the report says so.
Who sees my data? Me. The files sit on one machine, are used for your report, and are deleted after delivery. Nothing is shared, pooled or used for anything else.
Why $149? It's two to three hours of running the tool, checking every number against your fills, and writing it in plain English. The tool itself is free and open source if you'd rather do it yourself.
Not sure yet? Try the free three-number version
Email one week of your trade export to aipossiblee@gmail.com with the subject "Three numbers". Within 48 hours you get back, free: your win rate and net by New York session, your first-five-trades-of-the-day line, and what re-entering within 15 minutes of a loss cost you. No report, no call, no follow-up unless you ask. Your file is deleted after the reply.
Comfortable with Python? Run the free three numbers yourself, nothing leaves your machine: git clone https://github.com/ssap-pa/tilt-check && cd tilt-check && pip install -r requirements.txt && python -m tiltcheck three-numbers --csv trades.csv
Who writes it
I built tilt-check, the open-source tool this runs on, for my partner, who trades MNQ/MES/MGC on a prop account from Korea. The tool is free. What you're paying for is me running it on your data, checking every number against your fills, and writing it up in plain English. The method is public: how it was built, including the look-ahead bug that almost became the headline.
Not for you if
You want a strategy, a signal, or a prediction. Your history can't predict your next trade, and the report says so.
Questions before buying: aipossiblee@gmail.com