Written first, obeyed after.
Every entry, exit, and position size follows criteria fixed in advance. The system has no discretion to talk itself into a trade at 3 p.m.
Tickerward is a private, self-hosted algorithmic trading system. It reads the tape, sizes risk, and places its own orders — under rules written down before the market opens.
It is not a product, a fund, or a service. There is nothing here to buy, subscribe to, or sign up for.
Every entry, exit, and position size follows criteria fixed in advance. The system has no discretion to talk itself into a trade at 3 p.m.
Hard per-trade and per-day limits, a kill switch, and a ledger that records what was actually sent to the broker — not what was intended.
The system trades on paper against live data for a fixed evaluation window. Real capital is a decision taken afterwards, on the record, or not at all.
Tickerward is a private, self-hosted algorithmic trading system for Interactive Brokers. It combines LLM-based reasoning with deterministic, rule-based execution to size risk and place its own orders under limits fixed in advance.
No. Tickerward is currently in a paper-trading evaluation window against live market data, so no capital is at risk. Real capital would only follow an out-of-sample backtest and weeks of validated paper trading, decided on the record.
A slower 'brain' (seconds to minutes) uses multiple AI models to build a catalyst-driven trade thesis per symbol. A faster, deterministic 'reflexes' layer (sub-second) watches live data and executes against that thesis inside hard risk limits, with no LLM in the execution hot path.
No. Tickerward is not a product, a fund, or a service: there is nothing to buy, subscribe to, or sign up for. It is operated privately by its author for a personal Interactive Brokers account.
No. Nothing published here is investment advice, an offer, or a solicitation to buy or sell any financial instrument, and past or simulated results say nothing about future outcomes.