Silence means health, not neglect
Theses are re-tested weekly. Coverage is asserted per lot with an age. If Sentry has nothing to say, it is because it looked.
Sentry's job starts after that — keeping watch on the decision 24/7 so you don't have to watch it yourself.
Sentry reads your positions from your broker. It is not a broker, it never holds capital, and it does not move money between accounts.
Options, Investing, Signals, Standing Orders. Buy one; buy four. Posts stack, and buying a post turns on its surfaces in the desk.
Cost-basis floors, delta bands, position caps, which sources you trust and which you are only watching. The rules are yours. Enforcing them is not optional.
When something needs doing it works out the strike, the size, the reasoning and the rule it satisfies. What happens next is step five: it either waits for you, or it goes — and either way you get the same written record of why.
Co-pilot is the default: every action waits for you, and nothing reaches your broker until you press the button. Turn a desk to autopilot and it acts on its own — but only inside the rules you set in step three, which it cannot talk itself out of. The choice is per desk, reversible in one click, and you can run some on each.
Theses are re-tested weekly. Coverage is asserted per lot with an age. If Sentry has nothing to say, it is because it looked.
A candidate action that breaks your rule is withdrawn, not greyed out. No trade beats a bad trade.
Brought-in signals are checked against your rules and parked when they fail — and the source is scored on both.
No figure is asserted on its own. Open it and you reach the fill, the filing or the quote underneath.
Positions live in your own brokerage account. Sentry never holds capital.
It never decides your strategy. You write the rules; on autopilot it executes them, and it cannot act outside them.
The opposite. It reduces the number of things you have to look at.
Every answer resolves to a position, a rule or a source you can open.