Retail Trading Tools
Most retail traders build a stack of three tools: a broker, a charting app, and (sometimes) a journal. The fourth layer — behaviour — is where the money actually leaks. This page maps the whole toolkit and where EI ALGOS fits.
The four layers
Layer 1 — the broker (execution). Layer 2 — charts and data (setup). Layer 3 — journal (record). Layer 4 — behavioural read (decision quality). Most retail traders build layers 1-2, sometimes 3, and skip layer 4 entirely. That skip is the leak.
The behavioural layer
Two traders with identical setups end up in different places because one repeats the process consistently and the other does not. Layer 4 makes that difference visible. EI ALGOS is a layer-4 platform — Decision Score reads the trade, Emotion Score reads the week, Trader Intelligence Score reads the year.
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FAQ
Software or services used by a self-directed (non-professional) trader to run any part of their trading workflow — brokerage, charting, journaling, or decision review.
You already have layers 1 and 2 or you cannot trade. Layer 3 (a real journal) closes 70% of retail leaks. Layer 4 (behavioural read) is what separates consistent from inconsistent.
It is built around a single self-directed trader's log, at retail account sizes, with retail workflows in mind. It is not an institutional risk-desk product retrofitted to individuals.
No. It reads (read-only) from your existing broker via SnapTrade. It never routes an order.
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