Automatic option trading, with the risk controls built in

BAXA can take its own setups automatically: it watches the option chain, enters when the trigger is reached, manages the stop-loss and target, and closes before the market shuts. You choose how much control to keep.

Three ways to run it

• Auto: triggered setups are traded automatically.
• Approve: each trade waits for your tap before it is placed.
• Manual: BAXA only shows setups and never places a trade.

Paper first, broker later

Every account starts with paper trading on live prices, so the system can be judged on real market conditions without money at risk. Trading through a connected broker is enabled per account, and orders follow your broker's and the exchange's rules.

Risk controls that always apply

• A daily loss limit and a cap on trades per day.
• A pause after a run of losses, and smaller size after drawdowns.
• No overnight positions: everything is squared off before the close.
• A journal of every trade with entry and exit times, charges and net result.

No promises

Automatic does not mean profitable. Options are risky and most traders lose money, so BAXA shows every result after costs instead of promising returns. BAXA is analysis software, not investment advice.

Questions

Can BAXA trade options automatically?

Yes. In Auto mode BAXA trades its own setups on paper with live prices; trading through a connected broker is enabled separately for each account.

Can I approve each trade myself?

Yes. In Approve mode every trade waits for your confirmation.

Does automatic trading guarantee profit?

No. No system can. BAXA shows every result after charges so you can judge it honestly.