Connect Interactive Brokers read-only or upload an Activity Statement. Gecko now reads the full IBKR activity stream — trades, dividends, interest, deposits and withdrawals, and option assignments / exercises / expirations — then names, in dollars, the behavioral patterns costing you money.
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The output is a behavioral diagnosis — the patterns costing you money, named in dollars, across twelve axes. Then a daily coaching loop that keeps the diagnosis in front of you so the leaks close over weeks, not disappear from memory over days.
Connect once via SnapTrade. New Interactive Brokers trades flow into Gecko automatically on Pro and Unlimited. Statement upload stays available on every plan as the always-works fallback.
After-loss tilt, revenge re-entry, overtrading, hold-time discipline, size discipline, and more — each measured against your own baseline, each named in dollars.
The moment a losing Interactive Brokers trade closes, Gecko detects the tilt window opening and pushes an alert to your phone — before the revenge trade, not after.
Pre-market briefing keyed off your data, end-of-day check-in with mood + rule + journal, plan-adherence score, mood × performance correlation, AI-written Monday recap email.
If Qullamaggie shows what a modern breakout trader looks like, Peter Brandt shows what five decades of survival looks like. He founded his firm in 1981, still posts charts daily, and trades in a completely different style — yet his core message is almost identical: he is wrong a lot, and that is fine, because being right was never the job.
Paul Tudor Jones doesn't talk about prediction, he talks about defense — a 5-to-1 reward-to-risk minimum, never averaging losers, and cutting size in a drawdown. Here's how each shows up as a number in your own trade history.
Industry data: only about 7 percent of people who buy a prop firm challenge ever receive a payout. The reported reasons aren't bad signals — they're oversizing, overtrading, tilt, and consistency violations. We read the evaluation rules as a behavioral exam: daily loss limit catches tilt, trailing drawdown catches giving back gains, consistency clause catches gambling, profit target + clock catches impatience. Then we map each rule to a data fingerprint you can measure before you pay another fee.
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