Wingman answers from the chart in front of you, so the best questions are the ones you would ask a trader looking over your shoulder. Click any question to copy it.
01
Before the session
Get your bearings
Start on the higher timeframe and work down. Two minutes here saves the first bad trade of the day.
Trend on both, where they agree, and the levels that matter for the session.
The reference points most intraday traders are watching.
Continuation setups in a trend, fades at the edges in a range.
The level that flips the read, stated before it happens.
02
Finding levels
Know where price cares
Ask for levels with the reason behind each. A level you understand is one you will trust when price gets there.
Each level with what happened there: a rejection, a base, a breakout retest.
Drawn and labelled. Clear them with one click when you are done.
Equal highs and lows, and obvious stops that price may reach for.
Acceptance above the level, or a wick and a close back inside.
Works with levels, labels and tables drawn by your own indicators.
03
Planning a trade
Turn a read into a ticket
Ask for the plan and you get entry, stop, targets, reward to risk and size on a card you can draw with one click.
The full setup card, with the thing most likely to prove it wrong.
Your idea, pressure-tested, with the stop where the idea fails.
Amount at risk and position size from your settings.
A straight answer on whether the reward justifies the risk from here.
The other side of it, argued properly.
04
In a trade
Manage it on evidence
The hardest decisions come after entry. Ask about what the chart is doing now, not what you hope it does.
Whether structure still supports the trade, and what to watch next.
The next level that, if lost, means the move is over.
Momentum, volume and distance to target weighed together.
On TradingView. Wingman asks before creating it.
05
Perpetuals
Read the market around the chart
On an exchange, Wingman sees funding, open interest and your leverage beside the chart, and brings them into the answer.
Who is crowded, and whether price is rising on new positions or on shorts closing.
The carry on your position, next to the size of your stop.
A check that the stop, not the liquidation engine, takes you out.
When the gap is noise and when it is a warning.
06
Indicators
Make them agree, or find out why they do not
Wingman reads every indicator on your chart together, instead of one at a time.
One read from all of them, with conflicts called out.
Against the last two swings, bullish or bearish.
Added to the chart and read back.
A way to thin out a crowded chart.
07
Pine Script
Build the tool you keep wishing you had
On TradingView. Describe it in trading terms; Wingman writes, compiles and fixes it.
The levels most intraday plans start from.
Your rules as a testable strategy.
Win rate, drawdown and profit factor, and whether a few trades are doing all the work.
It asks before changing your code.
08
After the close
Review like it matters
Your chats are saved with the symbol, timeframe and price at the time. Reopen the plan next to what happened.
Continue the saved chat from the morning and compare.