Generic LLMs know markets in the abstract. You get an AI that knows the live macro regime AND the positions you hold. Every signal is published first, then taken with our own capital, in that order, every time.
No card, no clock — signals on a delay until you want them live. Paid tiers include a 14-day free trial, whenever you're ready.
Published before I enter, every time. The track record scores the calls, not my wallet: verifiable, not a screenshot.
The public record, the corrections log, the archive copies, the signals with their reasoning, and the AI reading a real book. Captioned; sound optional.
The 20 most recent closed signals, winners and losers alike. Every close since the record began is on the full record.
Thesis notes, strike details, and live positions available to subscribers.
Generic LLMs know markets in the abstract. You get an AI that knows the live macro regime AND the positions you actually hold.
Every signal is published with a server timestamp before any position is taken. The verified record begins May 14, 2026 and builds in public. Winners and losers, nothing curated.
Every Octane alert includes the full options setup, the thesis, and the macro context behind it.
I started trading at the peak of 2008. Within months I had lost everything. My analysis wasn't wrong. It was because I had no framework for when the macro turns. I spent the next decade rebuilding capital, and rebuilding how I think about markets.
What I learned is that markets move in themes, not tickers. The same handful of macro regimes (credit expansion, policy reversal, commodity shock, liquidity crisis) repeat across decades with different names. Most traders miss them. I became obsessed with seeing them early.
The pattern I've seen repeat across administrations and cycles is this: policy drives sentiment, sentiment drives positioning, and positioning eventually meets reality. The framework was built through the early-2020 drawdown and the reflation that followed; that period predates this record, which begins May 14, 2026, and nothing before that date is scored here. I didn't have better data. I had a regime read. That same regime sequence is what we see today.
Flow services like Unusual Whales solve one problem brilliantly: showing you what big money is doing in real time. I built Okulez to solve a different one: telling you which regime you're in before the flow confirms it. Priced so you don't have to be profitable just to afford the research.
Every signal is published before I enter it, and I trade what I post. Stock calls are scored at the published price; options calls at the executed fill, with every correction logged in public. It is a scoreboard of the calls, never an account statement, and never a disclaimer dressed up as analysis.
Tell us what you spend on food, fuel, and utilities. You get a commodity basket sized to those line items, built to track the things you actually pay for. It can lose value like any position; the point is that it moves with your bills instead of against them.
Core follows the macro through stocks and ETFs. Octane gets the full options setup: strike, structure, and early entry.