Market intelligence + self-directed automation

Build stock and options rules.
Stay in control of every trade.

Connect your brokerage account, monitor current market data, define exactly when a strategy may enter or exit, and follow orders and performance from one workspace.

User-defined rules Broker-connected execution Position and order history
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Live market context

A clearer view before you create a rule

Review current prices and 52-week context. Market data is informational and may be delayed or unavailable.

Symbol Price Day Change % 52-Week High 52-Week Low % Change from 52W Low
AAPL 343.00 0.00 348.15 243.42 41.00
RCL 277.50 -1.00 356.39 222.22 25.00
AMZN 248.92 -2.00 287.20 196.00 27.00

One workspace, from market data to execution

Tools for disciplined, repeatable trading workflows

Replace repetitive monitoring with explicit rules while keeping strategy selection, sizing and broker permissions in your hands.

01

Market monitoring

Review current quotes, price movement, 52-week ranges, VIX context and option-chain values.

02

Stock automation

Create per-symbol buy and sell rules with order size, maximum position and suspension limits.

03

Options strategy builder

Define single- or multi-leg strategies using direction, option type, strike method and expiration targets.

04

Entry and exit conditions

Use user-selected signals, VIX ranges, profit targets, stop losses and days-to-expiration controls.

05

Account visibility

See balances, positions, order status and recent activity across connected brokerage accounts.

06

Strategy performance

Review scheduled option-strategy snapshots over one hour, two hours, one day and longer periods.

How automation works

Mechanical execution, based on saved instructions

The platform does not invent a trade on your behalf. It evaluates the rule you configured and acts only when its checks pass.

1

Connect

Authorize an eligible brokerage account. Credentials and permissions remain tied to that account.

2

Define

Select the symbol or option strategy, quantity, entry logic, exit logic and exposure limits.

3

Evaluate

The system checks current market data, positions, buying power, pending orders and saved constraints.

4

Submit and track

If every condition passes, an order is submitted and its status is tracked alongside the originating rule.

Explore the complete stock and options workflow

Stock rules

Automate a repeatable per-symbol plan

Set the conditions under which the platform may add to or reduce a stock position.

  • Order quantity and maximum position size
  • User-defined buy and sell differences
  • Available-cash and pending-order checks
  • Loss-limit and price-based suspension controls
  • Position, order and performance visibility

Options rules

Build contracts and exits with more context

Inspect the chain, define the legs, and let explicit selection and risk rules determine eligible contracts.

  • Calls, puts, stock legs and multi-leg strategies
  • Delta, percentage OTM, price-offset and premium targeting
  • Expiration ranges with available-expiration previews
  • Bid/ask, spread and quote-freshness validation
  • Profit, stop-loss, VIX and DTE-based exits

Controls before speed

Automation should make a rule more consistent—not remove oversight.

Orders remain subject to market liquidity, quote availability, broker acceptance and the limits configured in each rule.

Position limitsMaximum quantities and active-trade limits constrain exposure.
Order checksPending-order checks help prevent duplicate submissions.
Quote qualityOptions can require valid bid/ask data, acceptable spreads and fresh quotes.
User controlRules can be disabled, edited or removed; broker permissions can be revoked.

Day-trading requirements

Use current broker and regulatory guidance

Day-trading and margin requirements can change and may differ by account and broker. AI Trading Biz does not treat a static PDT counter or threshold as authoritative. Before enabling frequent stock or options trading, review your broker’s current policy and FINRA’s current day-trading guidance.

Self-directed technology, not investment advice.

AI Trading Biz does not recommend securities, promise performance, manage assets or make discretionary decisions. Users choose all strategies and settings. Automated trading involves risk and can result in losses.