Begin by reviewing Market Structure and the Trader Takeaway. These assessments provide context around the current SPX environment and help identify conditions relevant to existing positions and potential opportunities.
Review existing ACCE, ARGOS, and GEMIC positions to understand current exposure, upcoming expirations, and any attention required under the chosen management approach. Compare the dashboard’s posted positions with the trades actually held in your account.
Activate dashboard alerts to receive notifications when new trade ideas become available. An alert prompts a review of the opportunity; participation remains a decision based on the program’s framework and the trader’s available capital, exposure, and risk-management approach.
Review the current MEIC regime and the day’s posting schedule. These establish the context and potential entry windows for the session. Traders can then follow opportunities as they are posted and decide which entries fit their intended level of participation.
No. Traders can follow the complete framework or selectively evaluate individual entry windows. Selective participation creates a different sequence of trades, so personal results may differ from those recorded for the full framework.
Market Intelligence helps traders follow developing intraday structure, directional pressure, and relevant changes. It provides additional evidence to consider alongside strategy-specific opportunities and existing positions.
Review completed positions and the dashboard’s updated realized performance. Compare the platform’s recorded activity with personal fills, costs, position sizes, and management decisions to understand the results of actual participation.
Yes. The process can remain focused on market context, existing positions, and relevant trade alerts, or include more active monitoring of MEIC and Market Intelligence. The level of involvement should reflect the trader’s schedule, capital, experience, and ability to manage the selected positions.