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Answers about the playbooks and auto-trading prompts, buying and downloading them, and the public record.

Playbooks

What is in a playbook?

The complete written entry rules of one strategy: when it stands aside, how it finds and builds a trade and how it sizes it, with worked examples and a checklist for trading the rules by hand. There is one for the Iron Condor strategy and one for the SPY 0DTE strategy: see the Iron Condor and SPY 0DTE playbooks.

How much does a playbook cost?

$699 each, paid once on Whop, with any tax included. There is no subscription and nothing renews.

How do I download it?
  1. Click Buy the playbook and complete checkout on Whop.
  2. After paying, Whop opens your purchase. Open Iron Condor Playbook or SPY 0DTE Playbook, then the lesson Download the … (PDF), and download the attached file.
  3. To download it again later, sign in to whop.com with the email you paid with and open the purchase from the left sidebar.
Can I share it with someone?

No. Each purchase is for one person's own use, and only the buyer's Whop account can download it. Please don't forward, post or resell the PDF; see the Terms.

Can I get a refund on a playbook?

Digital products are non-refundable once delivered or downloaded, except where the law requires otherwise. If you were charged in error, contact us first so we can fix it.

Auto-Trading Prompts

What is an Auto-Trading Prompt?

A PDF with copy-paste prompts and the exact entry specification of one strategy. You give the prompts, in order, to an AI coding assistant such as Claude Code or Cursor, and it builds an entry-only trading tool step by step, with tests. There is one for the Iron Condor and one for the SPY 0DTE strategy, $899 each, once.

Is it a trading bot?

No. It is prompts and a specification, not software. The code is written by your assistant and run by you, on your machine, with your broker account. We never see your code, keys or account.

Does it include exits?

No. Exit rules are not included. The tool the prompts describe will not open a position until you write and configure your own exit module.

What do I need?

An AI coding assistant that can edit files and run tests, a broker account with options and an API (the prompts default to Alpaca, paper trading first), an options market data plan, and the ability to review code that sends orders.

How do I download it?

Same as a playbook: buy on Whop, open the purchase, open its "Download" lesson and download the attached PDF.

Risk & results

What can I lose?

A bought option can lose its entire premium. A credit spread can lose its width minus the credit, per set, while both legs are held, and more if held to expiry, because SPY options settle into shares. Options can lose their full value within minutes. Read the Risk Disclosure.

Are the results real money?

No. The record comes from a simulated brokerage account, after estimated fees. Real fills can be worse, and your results will differ. Past results do not guarantee future results.

Is any trade left off the record?

No. Since the record's start date, every closed trade is posted, wins and losses, and nothing is deleted. Open positions are shown only after they close.

Is this investment advice?

No. We publish the same information about our own automated strategies to everyone. It is not a recommendation to buy or sell any security, and you are responsible for your own trades.

Still need help?

Contact us through the support channel on our Whop store page. We answer questions about access and billing; we can't answer questions about your trades or account.