REVERSED Smart Trader (Tastytrade)

REVERSED bidirectional pivot-grid · 75 instruments · REAL tastytrade sandbox orders · v5 inverted-grid3 · refreshes every 30s · last update
TASTYTRADE SANDBOX checking
Simulated Equity
vs $100,000 starting · sandbox tracks via triggers
Broker Equity (raw)
tastytrade sandbox · $1 market fills make this odd
Cumulative P&L
since deploy
Total Trades
win rate —
Open Positions
— long · — short
Instruments Active
of 75 tracked

Per-Instrument Grid State

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Each card shows yesterday's pivot levels (S3/R3 → entry triggers), today's anchor price, and how many long/short positions are currently open. A card is "active" when at least one position is open.

Open Positions — live, mark-to-market

Instrument Direction Entry Current Qty Unrealized P&L Stop Target Age
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Live, still-open positions valued at the latest 1-min close, worst first. These are the trades that haven't hit a stop or target yet — they're not in Trade History (which only lists closed trades), so this is where adverse positions show up in red.

Trade History — last 24h

Time Instrument Direction Entry Exit Reason Qty P&L MFE MAE
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How fills work in sandbox: the scanner submits REAL market orders to tastytrade's sandbox API when a 1-min bar's high or low touches a grid level. Per sandbox rules, market orders fill at $1 — so broker-reported balances will look strange, but the SCANNER tracks strategy P&L using the trigger prices (just like the sim). When you swap to production (TT_ENV=production), the same code uses real fill prices. MFE = best price seen during the trade (max favorable excursion); MAE = worst price (max adverse excursion). Useful for tuning: high MFE on losers means we exited too late; low MAE on winners means SL had room to move closer.