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1M Frame Coachfriday, 3 july
▸ in the trade
Waiting is the trade.
It's starting to move without me. I'm tempted to take the early entry before the trigger prints.
Your own words, read back to you.
When you set up the coach (about 20 minutes), you describe what greed, fear, tilt (trading angry after a loss), confidence and discipline feel like for you, on a scale from 1 (calm) to 10 (out of control). Later, right before you slip, the coach quotes you. Three steps of the greed scale:
1 · calm10 · out of control
4
Greed 4: a trade starts moving without you. Your finger wants to click. A setup that is only 70 % there suddenly looks complete. What helps: would I take this exact trade on 100 days in a row?
7
Greed 7: a few losses, and you can see them. You start hunting for any trade at all, and this one feels different. What helps: half size, or no trade. Nothing in between.
9
Greed 9: close to your daily loss limit. Revenge trade, no plan, full size. You count the money you want back, not the risk you take. What helps: write “Greed 9, no trade” in your journal. That is today’s trade.
You talk. It writes.
Every session leaves a Process Score: one number out of ten for whether you followed your own rules. Below is a full simulated year, counted in R (your risk per trade), never in dollars.
One command · a year read back to you
dashboard — your last 365 days
Trading Coach — Dashboardsimulated year · window 365d
Trades226
Total R+44.8R
Win rate41%
Avg process score8.9/10
Rule-break rate12%
Best weekdayMon
Worst weekdayFri
This is what you own after a year with the coach: every session you logged, read back as one picture. You'd end December with a feeling about your trading. This ends it with numbers.
Three weeks · eleven trades
Greed vs. result · across: Greed (0–10)
Three weeks in, the coach hands you a line like this out of your own log: every winner sat below a greed of 4, everything above a 5 lost. That is your leak, priced. Tomorrow's greed-6 urge gets named before the click.
One month · which day pays
R by weekday
One month in, you know which day pays you and which day takes it back. With that line, Friday becomes a half-size day or a day off.
One month · the number nobody tracks
The floor: are the worst days getting better? · dashed: Floor (worst 25%) 8.1
The floor is the number nobody tracks: the average of your worst 25 % of days. Here it sits at 8.1, and one day fell through. With it, a bad day is one red bar with a reason attached.
One year · the one that settles the argument
Coherence: process leads, PnL followsRule adherence (4-week avg)State score (×10, 4-week avg)Cumulative Rdashed: 80% line
One year settles it: in the weeks this trader held his rules above 80 %, the account averaged +1.45R a week. Below that line: −0.19R a week. You see the week your process slips before the account does.
Simulated example data throughout: a made-up trader over one year. No result is promised, and none is claimed. The scores and charts grow from what you log with the coach from day one.
Watch it work.
An example week with a simulated trader, replayed. It starts at the gate: six questions before the first trade, you see the last three. The words are how the coach talks, the numbers are made up.
1M Frame Coachfriday, 3 july
▸ premarket · the gate
Gate 4 — State.State right now, 1–10 — and your honest baseline to be allowed to trade?
State is an eight. Baseline is six.
Green — well above your floor. Gate 5 — Risk + your leak.Confirm it: max per trade and per day. Then say your most-broken rule out loud. Your words say Early Entry, and your own numbers back it — 22 % of every rule-break this year, and every greed ≥ 6.5 break traces to it. So the hard line today: greed ≥ 5 at entry, you skip. No clicking before the full A-trigger prints.
One R per trade, two R day stop — and half size today, it's Friday, per my own data. My most-broken rule: early entries. That's the one we guard.
Green — calling half size on a Friday from your own data is exactly the discipline that rebuilt this account.Gate 6 — Window + limit. I checked the clock: 19:14 Berlin — inside your 08:00–22:00 window. Your max is 2 trades. Hard line today: after −2R or 2 trades, you're done, no matter what. Committed?
Inside my window. Committed — after two trades or minus two R, I'm done.
▸ in the trade
Waiting is the trade.That's the exact spot where early entries are born — hold it.
It's starting to move without me. I'm tempted to take the early entry before the trigger prints.
That's your Early Entry — greed at a 4, the 70 %-setup starting to look like 100 %.This is the exact leak that costs you 22 % of every rule-break, and it's catchable right here at a 4. Your line: the market is an endless stream of chances — I can't take them all. One question, you decide: would you take this exact entry — trigger not printed — the same way on 100 days running?
You're right — that's my leak. Skipping it. Waiting for the full trigger.
Logged: skipped, greed 4, trigger never printed.That is the rep. It goes in tonight's journal as a rule kept — the score counts it whether or not the setup would have paid.
▸ end day
Process 9/10clean · no rule-breaks
Pre-market green board — greed 3, state 8, A+ plan written
The 19:26 early-entry urge — named live, skipped before the click
Entry on the full trigger only, half size — target hit
The honest line, and it's not the PnL: you met your leak head-on at a 4 and held.That's the exact rep that separates the account that recovers from the one that doesn't. Green number's just the receipt.
▸ later that week · belief session
i keep cutting winners early. i know it's wrong and i do it anyway
Then let's not fix the behaviour. Let's find what it's protecting.When you close early, what are you afraid happens if you hold?
that it comes back and i give it all back. again.
That's not greed. That's a belief: a green number isn't real until it's closed.Your log says otherwise — of your last 14 winners held to target, 11 got there. The belief cost you 6.2R this quarter. What would you put in its place?
that my target IS the plan. closing early is changing the plan.
Saved to your anchor linesNext time you reach for the exit before target, I'll say it back to you in those words.
▸ weekly review
The trades under your line netted +0.38R at an 8.9 process — the machine works. The whole red number is the two entries on the 25th, both above greed 5, both rule-breaks, together −0.98R. This isn't a strategy problem. It's the Early Entry leak, priced exactly.
Next week · one ruleGreed ≥ 5 at entry → skip. No exceptions. It's the only thing standing between this process and a green week.
▸ monthly review
June is the recovery working: 9.0 process, 8.8 consistency, +9.2R — and your words matching your numbers. The curve peaked at +10.1R on the 24th, then the greed-5 week clipped it back — all 3 rule-breaks were Early Entry, all in the 19:00 hour. Same leak, one window, small cost this month because you're catching it earlier.
Next month · one ruleFrom 19:00, observe only — no new entry without an explicit A-setup re-check. Guard the hour and you keep the peaks.
Character note: you've turned the corner.The leak is now named, catchable, and showing up in your live words before it costs you. That's the shift from reacting to recovering.
it plays on its own · click to pause
Could you open Claude yourself and start asking it questions?
Yes. What you'd be missing is the part that took the year:
a rule set that argues back
thirteen named failure-states, each tagged with your own cues at setup
a memory that still knows in March what you promised yourself in January
Hunt mode
FOMO
Stop in jeopardy
Permission drift
No-trade pain
Risk-reward tinkering
Account as identity
Revenge trading
Timeframe violation
The in-between state
Hesitation
Overconfidence
Size-up
Those are the thirteen. Each one carries its own cues, its own root, and the single question the coach asks when it sees yours.
Is this for you?
for you
Your edge works, your state doesn't
You have a tested setup and keep sabotaging it: revenge entries, size-ups on streaks, boredom trades. You want something in the room at the moment it happens, and you'd rather talk than fill in spreadsheets.
not for you
You want signals, or hands-off profits
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Everything you get
1M Frame Trading Coach
The complete AI trading psychologist, built around your numbers, not a template.
The daily coach: before, live, after
Prices your leak before the click, names the urge live, scores you honestly after.
A journal that fills itself
You answer; it writes every row. You never touch a spreadsheet again.
Your pattern library + greed map
The 13 failure-states (hunt mode, revenge, FOMO), tagged with your own tells.
Guided 20-minute setup
Learns your rules and leaks from your real history, so it coaches you from day one.
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The math
1M Frame Coach$499 once
Claude subscription (required)~$20 / mo, to Anthropic
One coaching session$200+
One revenge trade you don't take is worth more than this ever costs.
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Stop trading from a state you can't see.
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