It knows your rules, your habits and the clock. While you trade.
A coach that speaks while you can still act, your limits in sight on any account, your firm's rules if you trade a prop account, and guardrails that hold the way you set them.
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It speaks when a habit shows up, in time to stop it.
The coach knows your usual size, your cooldown and your limits, and watches each trade from the moment it opens. The urgent ones also reach you as alerts; the rest wait in the HUD.
- 01While you hold a positionNo stop on the trade, adding to a loser, sizing up after a loss, back in before your cooldown, over your size limit.
- 02Watching the priceA winner giving back what it made, price through the stop you set.
- 03After the closeSlippage and execution, exits, stop discipline, your daily loss limit and drawdown, tilt, trading too fast.
- 04Economic events15 minutes, 5 minutes and at the release, while you're trading.
- 05PraiseTook your stop as planned, held your size, respected your cooldown: the habits worth keeping, said out loud.
You've been in 2 ES for 75 seconds with no stop working.
Place a stop now. Decide where you're wrong while you can still think clearly, not when the market decides for you.
When: A position has been open 60 seconds with no protective stop. Critical during an evaluation.
You're in 4 ES — your usual is 2. And your last trade was a loss.
Going bigger to win it back is how one bad trade becomes a bad day. Trade your normal size.
When: Twice your usual size or more, straight after a losing trade. Your usual is the median of your last 20 trades on that product.
This trade was +$450 at its best and is now +$90 — decide your exit before it becomes a loser
Take the exit you planned, or move your stop to protect what's left
When: A meaningful winner has fallen to 30% or less of its peak: the peak reached 1R, or 30% of your profit target.
3 losses in a row costing $640.
Step away and reset before the next trade.
When: 3 or more losses in a row costing $100 or more, the last within 30 minutes. Critical when you re-enter faster after each loss.
Your ES stop was hit and you let it do its job — the loss stayed the size you planned.
Small planned losses are the cost of trading. Taking them cleanly is what keeps you in the game.
When: Stopped out with the stop exactly where you placed it. Praise appears only when nothing more important needs saying.
High-impact ISM Services PMI releases at 10:00 AM. Volatility spikes and stops get run through the release — trim size into it or be ready to stand aside.
Reduce size into the event or wait until after the dust settles.
When: 15 minutes, 5 minutes and at the release of a high-impact event for a product you trade, while you're actively trading.
Tips worded as the coach words them, with example values.
Set at 7 AM. Still there at 11:40.
The most you mean to lose in a day, on every account you trade, cash or prop. It stays in sight as the morning goes, so the limit you set calmly is the one you trade against.
- 01Your daily loss limit, in sightToday's loss, closed and open, before fees, against the limit you set, with what's left in dollars.
- 02It changes color before the lineQuiet under half, amber from half, red from 80%. A warning across the HUD when an open loss gets close.
- 03Set once per accountIn Settings › Accounts, then "Use on other accounts…" to copy it. Cash or prop, the same.
The HUD's Account section through one morning, a $300 daily loss limit. Example account.
On a prop account, drawdown room, not just a balance.
Trading an evaluation or a funded account? Enter your firm's numbers once for the account, and its rules sit under your own limits in the HUD, counted as your firm counts them.
- 01Trailing drawdownCounted the way your firm counts it: intraday, end of day or fixed. The room left, not just a balance.
- 02Profit targetHow far to go, updated with every fill.
- 03Consistency ruleYour best day against your total, before a payout request finds out.
- 04Two layersThe firm's rules are the hard line; your own limits sit tighter inside them. The HUD shows whichever is nearer.
Limits that hold, the way you set them.
Warnings are for the moments you're thinking clearly. Guardrails are for the ones you aren't. They act only as you set them, on any account, and nothing ever places an order for you.
- 01Lock at your daily loss limitAt the limit, it locks the way you told it to.
- 02Trades a day and a cooldownA maximum number of trades, and time out after a loss before the next one.
- 03Lockout windowsTimes you choose not to trade, like the minutes around a release.
- 04Maximum sizeAn order over your maximum size is refused on the trade panel and the DOM.
Before the number hits.
Economic releases move futures in seconds. NexTick360 knows which ones are coming for what you trade, and tells you while there's still time to trim size or stand aside.
- 01The day's releasesOn your chart and in the HUD, with the coach's countdown at 15 minutes, 5 minutes and the release.
- 02Your morning briefBefore the open: your room for the day, the scheduled releases, yesterday and its lesson.
High-impact ISM Services PMI releases at 10:00 AM. Volatility spikes and stops get run through the release — trim size into it or be ready to stand aside.
Reduce size into the event or wait until after the dust settles.
When: 15 minutes, 5 minutes and at the release of a high-impact event for a product you trade, while you're actively trading.
From a laptop to three monitors.
- 01Full height or one lineBeside your charts, stacked under the trade panel, or folded to one line under a chart on a laptop.
- 02Its own windowPop it out and keep it on top, on whichever monitor you like.
- 03Every account at onceEach account's balance, room and rule status side by side; one account choice that every panel, DOM and chart follows.
Questions
- Is it for my own money or a prop account?
- Both, with the same tools. Your own limits work on any account; on a prop account you add your firm's rules, and the HUD shows whichever is nearer.
- Which prop firms does it work with?
- Firms whose accounts connect through Rithmic, with the login your firm gives you. Find your firm
- Does my firm allow NexTick360?
- Each firm decides which platforms it allows. Check your firm's list before you start an evaluation. NexTick360 is independent and not affiliated with any prop firm; always check your firm's current rules.
- Can it stop me from trading?
- Only the way you set it. Guardrails lock at the limits you choose; without them, the HUD and the coach warn you.
- Will it make me pass an evaluation?
- No platform can promise that. It keeps your rules in sight and speaks up about the habits that end accounts, while you can still act.
- Does the AI trade for me?
- Never. Every order is yours. The coach and Nic only speak; they can't place, change or cancel an order.
Trade with your rules in sight.
After the close, it all goes in your journal. Founders get 25% off the yearly price for as long as they stay. No card, no spam.