How it works

One trade, start to finish.

Follow a single position through the engine — from the first dip to the green exit — with the exact math easiTrades runs for you.

1 · Entry trigger

A roster name falls enough from prior close to meet your entry rule — and you hold no open position in it.

2 · Scale-in ladder

Open a lot, then add fixed lots at each step down — until the position reaches its cap.

3 · Hold to green

Wait. No stop-loss — the position is held until every lot is in profit.

4 · Exit

Sell the whole position when it clears the highest lot plus the name's volatility offset.

Step 1 — Entry trigger

It watches for your setup, so you don't have to

easiTrades polls the market on your cadence and flags a name the moment it meets your entry rule.

You enter when a roster name is falling — and only when you don't already hold it. The trigger is a setting: for example, price ≤ prior close × (1 − entry threshold), with the threshold tunable per symbol (tighter for calm ETFs, wider for high-beta names). When it's met, you get an entry-opportunity signal carrying the full ladder, ready to place.

You keep the judgment. The signal is a prompt, not an order. If the setup looks wrong to you, dismiss it — nothing happens until you act.
Step 2 — Scale-in ladder

The ladder is computed the instant you open

Open with your first lot, then add fixed lots at each step down. Every rung, price and share count is worked out — anchor it to the live price and place resting limit orders.

NV NVDA · ladder from $212.53
Building
Open · $20k · market$212.53
Add 1 · $10k · −0.6%$211.25
Add 2 · $10k · −1.2%$209.98
Add 3 · $10k · −1.8%$208.70
… to cap · $125k−6.0%
BUY signal · Add 1 · 47 sh
Limit $211.25 — $10,000 ÷ price

The math, made explicit

Each rung is entry × (1 − step × k), where the step (e.g. 0.6%) and lot sizes are your settings. The share count for each add is round(lot ÷ rung price). The ladder stops adding when the position hits its per-name cap.

  • Core names fill a larger cap over a deeper dip.
  • Secondary names fill a smaller cap in a shallow dip — your fast recyclers.
  • Guardrails are checked on every rung: an add that would breach a cap or your cash floor is suppressed and explained, not sent.
Steps 3 & 4 — Hold, then exit

Sell when every lot is green — at a target scaled to the name

There's no stop-loss. A red position is simply "not done yet." The engine anchors the exit to your highest-cost lot and fires a SELL signal for the whole position when:

price ≥ highest-cost lot × (1 + exit offset)

Because the highest lot sets the bar, every cheaper lot is already green when it clears — so "all lots green" comes for free. The offset scales with each name's volatility, measured from real trading:

GroupExamplesExit offset
Calm ETFsVOO, QQQM, DIA, SPY+0.10 – 0.25%
Mega-cap singlesGOOG, META, JPM, NVDA, AMZN+0.30 – 0.70%
High-betaARM, MSFT, QCOM+1.0%+
Defaultanything unset+0.33%
The honest part. "Hold to green" means the discipline lives in which names you trade — only liquid, recoverable ones — and in your capital guardrails, not in a stop. easiTrades enforces those guardrails continuously and, in Exploring mode, tests whether a new name actually recovers before you trade it live.

Ready?

Run your system, not your nerves

Bring your rules. easiTrades does the watching and the math.