Day Trader Pack
Premarket to journal. One prompt for each stage of the trading day. For: Day traders who want a repeatable routine.
To use AI for day trading, copy a prompt into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Grok, fill each [BRACKET] with your own timestamped data, and read the answer against the checks at the end of the prompt. The AI sorts and checks your research. It never sets your risk or places a trade for you.
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Get the Day Trader Pack as a PDF
- All 21 prompts, word for word, with the [BRACKETS] highlighted
- A picture guide for every prompt
- Where to get each input for free
- A daily ready checklist and a printable monthly game plan
- A real Claude run, shown unedited
Premarket
- 1
Your Watchlist, Ranked Before the Opening Bell
Get a one-page morning brief that ranks your watchlist by real news and trading activity, so you know what to watch before the bell.
- 2
Real News or Just Hype? Check the Premarket Gap
Find out which premarket movers have confirmed news behind them and which are just hype, before you chase the jump.
- 3
Don't Get Blindsided by Today's Earnings and Economic Reports
See every earnings report and economic release that could jolt your stocks today, with times to step aside, so surprises don't catch you.
- 4
Plan Your Opening Move: Go Long, Go Short or Sit Out
Know before the bell what you'll do if the stock opens strong, opens weak or just chops, so you sit out messy opens instead of forcing a trade.
- 5
Will Your Premarket Order Fill at a Fair Price?
Check whether a premarket stock has enough buyers and sellers for your order size, so you don't get stuck with a bad price.
- 6
Should You Trade Today? A Yes or No Checklist Before the Open
Turn your own trading rules into a quick yes or no checklist that tells you whether to trade for real, practice or just watch today.
- 7
From Watchlist to Game Plan Before the Opening Bell
Turn your morning watchlist into a ranked game plan with the news, key prices, setup and the price that proves you wrong for each stock.
Midday
- 8
Is Your Morning Idea Still Good at Lunch, or Are You Chasing?
Check at lunchtime whether your morning trade idea still holds, or if jumping in now means chasing a move that's already done.
- 9
Back Above VWAP or Just a Poke? Check With Finished Candles
Know whether a stock climbed back above the day's average price or just poked through it, using only finished candles.
- 10
Busy Day or Quiet One? Compare Volume to a Normal Day
See if today's trading is busier than usual by comparing volume with a normal day at the same time.
- 11
Check Your Open Trade Against the Plan, Not Your Hopes
Recheck an open trade against the plan you wrote before entering and see how much money is still at risk, without moving your stop to dodge a loss.
- 12
Hit Your Daily Loss Limit? Know Your Next Move
Know the moment you hit your daily loss limit and what your own rules say to do next, so one bad day doesn't snowball.
Risk and exits
- 13
How Many Shares Should You Buy? Let Your Stop Loss Decide
Work out how many shares to buy so hitting your stop costs no more than you planned to lose, plus what happens if price jumps past it.
- 14
Decide When to Stop Trading Before a Bad Day Decides for You
Set a one-page rule for when to stop trading for the day, decided before a rough session, so emotions don't make that call for you.
- 15
A Trailing Stop That Only Moves One Way: Tighter
Turn a loose 'move my stop up as price rises' idea into a clear rule that only tightens, then walk it through your own charts.
- 16
When Is Your Trade Idea Broken? Decide Before You Enter
Know when your original reason for owning a stock no longer holds, by checking each part of it against dated news and facts.
Close and journal
- 17
Hold Overnight on Purpose, Not by Accident
Before the closing bell, sort each open trade into a planned overnight hold or a mistake, so nothing rides overnight by accident.
- 18
Turn a Messy Broker Download Into a Clean Trade List
Turn a messy broker download into a clean trade list that matches your broker's profit and loss, before you trust any stats.
- 19
Followed Your Rules or Just Got Lucky? Grade Every Trade
Judge your trades by whether you followed your rules, not by whether they made money, so lucky mistakes don't turn into habits.
- 20
Bad Hour or Bad Luck? Check Before You Change How You Trade
Check if your 'bad hour' or weak setup is a real pattern or just a few unlucky trades, before you change how you trade.
- 21
Pick the One Trading Habit to Fix Next Week
Turn a week of trade reviews into one habit to work on next week, with a way to practice it and score how you did.
Questions about the Day Trader Pack
Can AI day trade for me?
No. These prompts help you research, plan and review. The AI reads the data you give it and shows its work, but you decide every entry, exit and position size, and you place the trade yourself.
Which AI works best for these prompts?
They are written to work the same in ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Grok, and the free plans handle most of them. Use the one you already like. If you attach chart screenshots or broker files, pick an AI that can read images and files.
Is the Day Trader Pack free?
Yes. All 21 prompts are free to copy on this page, and so is the PDF. Leave your email and we send the PDF to your inbox, along with the weekly Alpha Report, which you can unsubscribe from at any time.
Do I need an API key or coding skills?
No. Copy the prompt, paste it into your AI, and fill in the brackets. A chart screenshot from TradingView or your broker and a few timestamped headlines are enough to start. No code, no API key and no paid data feed.
Is this financial advice?
No. It is educational material. Example tickers and numbers are illustrative, AI models make mistakes, and you should check every figure with your broker or data source before you act.
Educational only. Not financial advice. AI output can be wrong or out of date, so check every price, date and number against the source before you act.