Frequently Asked Questions

TradeRegimen is a behavioral trading coach and decision-support platform designed for self-directed momentum and swing traders. It combines Market Context, app-side checks during manual position entry, position rule tracking, and review workflows to help traders inspect their process before and after decisions.

TradeRegimen centers its workflow on a structured Trading Constitution. During manual position entry, it compares the supplied plan with saved Market Context, loss-limit, sizing, and exposure rules, then records acknowledged exceptions for later review. It does not infer revenge-trading intent in real time or block a brokerage order. Competitor features change, so verify each product's current workflow before comparing.

Yes. Paid Pro and trial users can connect supported brokerages through SnapTrade for automatic daily trade imports. TradeRegimen uses those imported records for position coaching and Constitution compliance without requiring manual data entry.

For traders looking to build a more disciplined process, TradeRegimen combines journaling with a Trading Constitution — user-defined rules for risk limits, daily loss caps, and sizing — and flags conflicts before the trader decides what to do at the broker.

TradeRegimen acts as a digital risk checklist. If you hit your predefined daily loss limit, or enter a proposed position that violates your risk parameters, its pre-trade checks flag the conflict and alert you before you proceed. It does not block brokerage orders; you remain responsible for every trading decision.

Define the scale-out and stop plan before entry, then review the position against those saved checkpoints rather than improvising from unrealized P&L. For eligible Pro positions with notifications enabled, TradeRegimen's scheduled scan can surface supported stop-zone, scale-out, structural-target, and R-milestone alerts. It is not continuous monitoring and does not submit an exit order.

Yes. TradeRegimen includes specialized screening tools built for momentum traders, including CANSLIM scoring, Stan Weinstein Stage Analysis, Volatility Contraction Pattern (VCP) detection, and Power Earnings Gap (PEG) scanners. However, it integrates these screens directly into your risk management workflow rather than treating discovery as a standalone activity.

TradeRegimen Market Context separates an attributed 10-point Zweig-inspired backdrop (eight monetary points and two momentum points) from SPY/QQQ tape, breadth, and sector or theme context. The user's saved Constitution rule compares a proposed long or short with the model and selected tape requirement, then keeps size, limits it to half, or returns pause guidance. Breadth does not secretly alter that response.

A Trading Constitution is a structured set of rules for a trader's process. In TradeRegimen, it defines maximum risk per trade, a narrow leveraged-position correlation count, scale-out tiers, and loss limits. During manual entry, the app evaluates supported rules and marks missing inputs as unavailable rather than treating them as a pass. It does not control the broker order.

TradeRegimen operates on a two-tier model. The Free tier includes basic Market Intelligence and the Constitution Builder. The Pro tier unlocks eligible automated broker sync, position rule tracking, scheduled supported alerts, and deeper analytics. It is $62.99/month or $52.50/month billed annually after a 1 week $12.99 intro offer for eligible new users.

Currently, TradeRegimen is highly optimized for US equities, including stocks and leveraged ETFs. It is built specifically for the workflows of momentum and swing stock traders. While the journaling features can accept manual inputs for other asset classes, the automated broker sync and market regime models are designed for the US stock market.