The idea
Buy on the way down, and cap the upside. When a stock the bot already likes gets cheaper, it adds a little at a time, the way a company scales into a position instead of betting the whole amount at one price. When the price has risen enough, it takes the gain and stops chasing more upside.
Under that, it scores stocks the way a value investor would: cheaper relative to earnings and book value, decent return on equity, not too much debt, and real free cash flow. High scores are candidates. Weak scores are left alone or sold if already held. All of that is meant to run on Alpaca paper trading, with fake money.
What this page does
- It shows live prices and a paper log kept in this browser.
- It does not connect to a broker. The bot is not placing trades from this page.
- Nothing here is financial advice.
My Picks (practice money)
GREEN STOCKS TICKER — invest like Yoda Greens
Pick any US stock or ETF and buy or sell with a separate fake $100,000. Fills use the latest real price from the public quote feed. When the market is closed, that is the last traded price. No broker, no real orders. Not financial advice.
| Ticker | Shares | Avg buy | Current | $ G/L | % G/L | Bought |
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Closed trades
Right: 0 · Wrong: 0
| Ticker | Shares | Avg buy | Sold at | Realized $ | % | Sold |
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Paper book
On stocks, a fake $4,000 slice is bought after a 2% drop from the last add, up to four slices, and the position is sold after a 6% gain. EUR/USD uses a 0.6% drop and a 1.2% cap because the pair moves less. This page does not send orders.
Paper cash started at a fake $100,000.
Paper cash: —