MONEY LEFT ON THE TABLE
It is the oldest suspicion in trading and almost nobody ever settles it. OTIS re-runs your exits against what the market actually did next, on five-minute closes, and gives you the answer in your own dollars instead of a feeling.
Free. No card. Read-only access, always.
For every trade, OTIS measures the profit and loss difference if you had held fifteen, thirty, forty-five and sixty minutes longer than you did. Positive means holding would have helped, so that is money you left behind. Negative means your exit was well timed and holding would have handed profit back.
It can tell you that you are exiting too early as a habit. It can also tell you the opposite, which matters just as much, because a trader coached to hold longer when their exits were already good is being made worse.
MONEY LEFT ON THE TABLE
Every trade you took is re-measured at four fixed horizons past your exit, on five-minute closes. You see what holding would have added or cost per trade, and how often it would have helped at all. You stop wondering whether you cut your winners short. You find out, in dollars, on your own book.
It is broken out per instrument as well, because micros and minis are sized differently and the same move in points is a different number of dollars.
Three rules the engine applies to itself:
Your entries are often doing more work than your exits give them credit for. Net profit and loss hides that completely.
"The mechanics of getting out are leaking" is a fixable thing. "I need a better setup" usually is not.
If holding longer does not help your book, you find that out too, and you can stop wondering about it for good.
A number in dollars on your own book is the thing that moves people. A principle about patience is not.
Then the five-minute closes after it are read, at four fixed distances.
So a micro and a mini do not produce two different stories about one move.
Fifteen minutes is the figure you get coached to, whatever the flattering horizons would have said.
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, and the engine refuses to say that. It anchors on the fifteen-minute horizon for exactly this reason: the longest horizon usually flatters the figure, and a best case is not something you can run as a habit.
Then those trades cannot be measured, and they are excluded and counted rather than guessed at. If too little of your book can be measured, the card refuses the book-wide claim outright.
It is hindsight, stated as hindsight. It is not a prediction and it is not advice to hold. It is a measurement of one decision you make on every single trade.
One export. Both scores, all twelve grades, your costliest leak priced in your own dollars.
