THE GRADE AND THE SPLIT
Every trader who is losing money asks the same question in the wrong order. They ask what to change before they know what is broken. OTIS answers it the other way round: it grades the system and the operator separately, off your own executed trades, so you can see which one is costing you.
Free. No card. Read-only access, always.
The Split is two scores out of ten, printed in the same order everywhere you see them: EDGE first, then PSYCHOLOGY. Edge is the quality of what you are trying to do. Psychology is how faithfully you did it.
They are deliberately separate because the fix is different. A strong edge with weak discipline is an execution problem, and no new strategy will touch it. A weak edge with strong discipline is the opposite, and more journaling will not touch that either. Most traders have been buying the wrong one for years.
THE TWELVE AXES
Each axis is graded independently, A+ to F, with the reasoning and the trades behind it. You can be A+ on one and F on another, which is the point. You read the pattern, not one letter.
Six axes read from your outcomes against the market context that was actually there.
Six axes read from your fills alone. Never a questionnaire, never a self-rating.
The worst axis in your focus area wears a gold ribbon, so the one thing to fix first is unmistakable. More on The Split
You're a better trader than your account shows.
Here's the proof, and the one fix.
On your busiest day you took 52 trades against a typical 12.
It's the engine behind your costliest leak: the Unclassified Loss it produces cost you −$12,716 across 145 trades. Fix this one first and the rest follows.
This is the lynchpin: close it and the rest gets easier.
The public demo report, an anonymized real book read end to end. Yours is built the same way, from your own fills.
One export of your broker history returns all of it:
A single overall score tells you that you are losing, which you already knew. Two scores tell you where to spend the next thirty days.
Plenty of traders read a strong Edge score next to a weak Psychology score and see, for the first time, that the idea was never the problem.
Every letter comes off trades you actually filled, measured against the market that was actually there at the time.
Because the grader does not move, a re-grade after thirty days is a comparison rather than a claim.
Export from the platform you already trade on, or link your account. No new journal and nothing to keep up with.
Not against a rule of thumb. Against the candles, the session and the regime that were live when you clicked.
You get all twelve, and then the one worth working first, so you leave with a priority rather than a list.
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT
Your diagnosis names the leak costing you the most and prices it in your own dollars. If you want a hand closing it, you get thirty days: a daily protocol built from your own leak, two live rooms a week with a clinical psychologist, and a re-grade at the end on the same axes, so you can see whether it moved.
A protocol built from your own pattern, not a course. One thing to hold each morning, one mark each night, and a re-grade at the end. OTIS Plus is $299, once.
Monday office hours on your own report, and four Wednesday sessions with Dr. Thébaud. Included, not an add-on.
Not conditional on your grade moving and not conditional on anything else. And the diagnosis itself stays free whatever you decide.
No. A losing book is often the clearer read, because the pattern is louder. The grade describes how you traded, not how much you made.
There is no fixed number. A stark pattern locks quickly and a diffuse one takes longer, and OTIS will tell you which one you are rather than grade you on too little. Every import sharpens it.
Then it says so and does not sell you a thirty-day fix. A book with no nameable leak is the honest opposite of a problem, and OTIS is built to say that out loud.
One export. Both scores, all twelve grades, your costliest leak priced in your own dollars.