A small open call, and a small experiment.
I built an open-source tool for my partner that reads a NinjaTrader trade export and tells her what her own history says: which New York session made her money, what her first five trades of the day cost her, and what re-entering within 15 minutes of a loss cost her. On her account those three were +$1,167 vs +$8 by session, -$327 vs +$2,160 by trade-of-day, and -$179 vs +$1,396 by re-entry timing. She had felt all three and known none of the numbers.
I'd like to know how typical that is, and the only way to find out is more accounts. So:
The offer. Email a month (or more) of your trade export to aipossiblee@gmail.com with the subject "Three numbers". NinjaTrader 8's Trade Performance export is native; any broker CSV with one row per trade works. Within 48 hours you get those three tables back, computed on your fills. No report, no call, no follow-up unless you ask. Your file is deleted after the reply.
The experiment. In two weeks I'll post the aggregate, anonymized: how many accounts had a losing first-five, how many had a re-entry penalty, how spread the session effect was. No individual numbers, no names, and if fewer than five people send anything I'll say so instead of pretending.
What this isn't. Advice, signals, or a prediction. It's a description of what you did, in your own numbers. If you'd rather run it yourself, the tool is public and runs offline:
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tilt-check
Pre-trade check for futures traders: TabPFN learns from your own NinjaTrader history, Gemma explains it locally. Never places orders.
tilt-check
A pre-trade check for futures traders that learns from your own NinjaTrader history.
TabPFN (open weights) reads your past trades. Gemma (open weights, through Ollama) tells you in plain language what your own numbers say about the trade you're about to take. Everything runs on your machine. It never places an order.
I built it for my partner, who trades micro futures (MNQ, MES, MGC) on a prop-firm account and kept asking the same question after a bad session: is this one of my good trades or one of my bad ones?
Want this run on your own export and written up? Your Trading History, Audited: a written report within 48 hours, late means a full refund. The sample is one real account.
What it said about her account
Her numbers, shared with her permission. One account, Sep 1 to Oct 2, 2026:
- 293 entries over 23…
If you trade and have an export sitting around, I'd genuinely like to see what your three numbers say.
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