AI Trading Coach

Most trading feedback is either a platitude (“risk should be 1%”) or a prediction (“this pair looks bullish”). getALPHA's AI coach does neither. It reads your closed trade — size, stop, exit, and whatever notes you left about the setup — and writes a finding: something specific about how you traded, compared against the pattern in your own history rather than a generic rule.

Five dimensions, judged on evidence

Every review scores position sizing, stop placement, trade selection, exit discipline and market context — each one marked as strong, weak, or not assessable when there isn't enough evidence to say. “Twice your median risk” is a finding, because it comes from a number. “Risk should be 1%” is a platitude, because it doesn't know anything about the trade it's attached to.

Facts about you, never predictions about the market

There is no signal feed here, and there won't be one — personalised trading advice for a fee can be regulated activity, and it contradicts what the coach is actually for. The review is entirely retrospective: what did you do, and what does your own record say about whether it's working. Nothing in it tells you what to take next.

Why the notes matter

MT5 can't tell the coach why you took a trade — that context only exists if you write it down. A review built only on price, size and stop is arithmetic you could do yourself. The trades worth reviewing are the ones with a sentence of context attached, which is why the journal prompts for it before the habit of skipping it sets in.

Part of the Pro plan

The coach review and the session brief are the two paid modules — the only parts of getALPHA that cost money to run. The journal itself, P&L, and the calendar are free.