Force a pause after a loss to prevent revenge trades
Traders often report that their next trade after a loss is lower quality and more emotional. This recipe enforces a short cooldown and optionally reduces size after a loss.
Create a guardrail called "Post-Loss Cooldown". When a trade closes with loss >= $50 or >= 0.5R: start a 10-minute cooldown where you do not generate new trade-entry suggestions. After cooldown, for the next 2 trades suggest risk-per-trade = usualRisk * 0.5. Ask me a short pre-trade checklist before re-enabling entries.
"Make it back" thinking is a common precursor to revenge trading. A forced pause interrupts the loop.
Stop the bleed before tilt takes over
Many day traders describe a predictable blow-up pattern: a normal loss turns into an abnormal red day because they keep trading while emotionally compromised. This recipe enforces a hard "done for the day" rule once a daily loss limit (in $ or R) is hit.
Remove a symbol after repeated losses to stop obsession trading
Traders describe "fighting" a ticker after losses (especially on the same day), repeatedly re-entering to get back what it took. This recipe bans a symbol for the rest of the session after N losses.
Auto-compile evidence and fight disputes before they cost you $2.40 per dollar
When a dispute hits, the hard part is collecting the right evidence fast. This recipe gathers order records, delivery proof, and customer messages into a processor-ready evidence pack for review or submission.
A living checklist that updates when codes do
Maintains versioned code compliance checklists — egress, occupancy, accessibility, fire safety, energy — and produces "delta memos" when jurisdictions adopt new code editions or local amendments. Your checklist stays current without starting from scratch every cycle.