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The Bell

Five things today. About four minutes.

Process points today0 of 250Ceiling250 a dayYour tier

0 of 5 done. About 4 minutes left.

  1. 01Today’s tapeYesterday’s tape, scored. Ninety seconds to see where the rules slipped.Start
  2. 02The openPuzzle 412. Everyone in the world gets the same one.
  3. 03Warm-up — three quick repsThree reps on one decision. Ninety seconds.
  4. 04The commitOne tap: what you will and will not do today. Tomorrow we check it against what happened.
  5. 05The stampDay 1 stamps in. Tomorrow: puzzle 413, and the Tuesday tape.
Market-day streak0

Resets when a market day passes without the Bell being rung.

  • Weekends and exchange holidays never count against it.
  • A losing day never touches it. Turning up is the whole test.

2 of 2 freezes on hand. Applied for you when a market day is missed. Never for sale. Refilled weekly, automatically.

Nothing yet. Today’s five take about four minutes.

The thirty-second check-in keeps the day too. A day you chose not to trade counts the same.

Clean streak0

Resets when a graded session breaks a rule you set for yourself.

  • A losing session inside your own rules never touches it.
  • Separate from the market-day streak. Losing one leaves the other alone.
Desk Rank

No tier yet. Your tier comes from your drill answers and the process points you earn.

Desk Rankhow you scored on drills and simulated sessions

What keeps costing you

Nothing yet. Your first graded session fills this in, in about two minutes.

Desk Rank measures drill and simulated-process performance, not trading profitability.

Simulated and historical performance does not represent actual trading. Grading applies to simulated sessions and rule compliance.

PITGRADE is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by or partnered with any proprietary trading firm. Firm names appear only to identify whose published rules a preset matches, with the source and the date it was read.