trdeit is a managed allocation that runs a single, rules-based equity strategy on your account. Not a fund. Not a robo-advisor. Not a charting toolbox. One mandate, followed every day, with every decision logged in plain language.
| Symbol | Entry | P&L | State |
|---|---|---|---|
| NVRA | $142.18 | +$612+4.3% | Hold · 8d |
| KLEN | $38.94 | +$71+0.5% | Hold · 3d |
| QCEN | $259.57 | −$348−2.6% | Hold · 14d |
| VRDX | $71.05 | +$198+1.8% | Hold · 1d |
Most retail equity exposure sits at one of two ends. trdeit occupies the middle: an active mandate, run systematically, on capital you control.
You allocate the capital. We follow the rulebook. The product is the operational discipline — applied to your account, every market day, without you having to do it yourself.
Choose how much you want under the mandate. The system sizes inside that envelope and never asks for more. Your funds remain in your own brokerage account — we don't pool, custody, or lend them.
One rulebook, applied daily. The system screens US equities, ranks candidates, takes positions, holds winners, and rotates as the data shifts. No discretionary overrides. No emotional re-trades.
Every position has a state. Every entry, exit, and stop has a timestamp and a reason. The interface shows the same vocabulary every day — so you can read what happened in five minutes, or skip it for a month.
Predictable on purpose. The point of a rules-based mandate is that you always know what the system is doing — even when you're not watching.
The universe is screened for setups. Candidates are ranked by the system's signal logic, not by feel.
Available capital is assigned to top-ranked setups inside position-sizing rules. Stops are set at entry.
Open positions are held to the rulebook. The system rotates into stronger setups when the data shifts.
Every action is logged with a reason. You read the day's record, pause if something's off, or let it run.
It's holding the line when the chart looks ugly. Cutting a position when the rules say cut. Not adding when you feel certain. Not exiting when you feel scared.
A rules-based mandate trades the same strategy on Tuesday as it did on a Monday after a bad weekend. trdeit is the operational discipline you've been trying to enforce on yourself, made into a service.
We don't promise returns. We promise the rulebook will be followed.
trdeit isn't for everyone, and that's a feature. The audience that gets the most out of the mandate is specific. So is the audience that won't. Read the lists before you read the mandate.
Everything you'd find in a fine-print footer, written in the same size as the rest of the page. If something matters, it doesn't get hidden.
Neither, technically. It's a software service that runs a defined strategy on a brokerage account you open in your own name with a supported broker. We act on the account inside a permissioned mandate; we don't pool capital and we don't charge performance fees. Closer in shape to a "rules-based managed account," but without the registered-advisor relationship.
We don't enforce a minimum at the platform level — your broker's account minimums apply. For the strategy to make sense mechanically, allocations below ~$5,000 mean position sizes that round badly. Platform fee is a flat monthly subscription; broker commissions pass through at cost. Specifics in the policy section above.
Not the literal source of the screening logic — that's our IP. But the behavior of the rulebook is fully visible: every position, every entry, every exit, every stop, every reason. The strategy is documented in plain language under "Read the mandate." If a rule changes, you see the change.
The mandate has a four-state regime view. In risk-off conditions it sizes down, holds fewer positions, or steps to cash. It does not get clever — it gets smaller. Drawdowns still happen. We will not pretend otherwise on the homepage.
Most pages end with a button. This one ends with a paragraph. trdeit is invite-only, not because it's a tactic, but because the product is in the period where small, qualified groups make more sense than open signups. If you've read this far and think the mandate fits, you'll know where to find us — or we'll find you.