I've spent years trading the last half hour of the S&P by hand. Defined-risk 0DTE, right into the close. The copier does that part for you now. Every entry and every exit I take shows up in your own account the second I take it. You pick the size, you hold the keys, you kill it whenever you feel like it. I just do the trading. You get to keep your afternoons.
Three things I built it around, because they're the three things I'd want before I let anybody else's software near my account.
Your broker, your account, your money. Nothing runs through me. I never see your balance and I couldn't touch it if I tried. The software just places the same trade I placed, in your account, at the size you picked.
When I open, you open. When I close, you close. Every entry and every exit, the whole ticket, the same second mine fires. Nothing to watch, nothing to time by hand. You could be on a chairlift.
The worst case is set before the order ever goes out. These are butterflies and condors, not naked options and a prayer. You know your max loss up front, and you'll see the red days sitting right next to the green ones. I don't hide the ugly trades.
Every night it grades thousands of defined-risk setups on score, HV rank, delta, structure, and how it's reading volatility, then floats the best ones to the top before the bell. It does the homework so you can skip to the good part. Members get first crack.
Seven short emails, about four minutes each, no card required. By the end you'll read a defined-risk options ticket the way I do, and you'll know exactly what the copier is up to in your account before you ever flip it on. Fair warning: you might start seeing butterflies everywhere.
• How a butterfly and a condor actually pay
• Why defined risk means the worst case is known
• What "into the close" is and why I trade it
• How the copier mirrors it into your account
Turn the copier on, set your size, and you're mirroring the desk on the very next trade. No screen-watching, no guessing the entry, no 3:25 panic-clicking.
Drop your name, number, and email and I'll send your key plus the two-minute setup. The copier runs on Tastytrade, so that's the account you'll connect it to. Don't have one yet? Grab a free Tastytrade account, takes about five minutes.
14 days, then it flips to close-only. No card, ever. You keep the free course either way.