X-15 Copilot
Mach 6.7
Set by the North American X-15 in 1967. Nearly sixty years later, no crewed aircraft has beaten it.
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Why I built it
I have traded options for more than a decade, and I spent a lot of that time looking for a tool that did what I actually needed. What I kept finding was signal services: someone else's conviction, sent to your phone, with no explanation of why and no record of whether it worked.
That model fails for a simple reason. It teaches you nothing. The day the signals stop, you are exactly where you started, except poorer and more confident, which is a dangerous combination.
So I built the tool I wanted for myself. A screener that scans for defined technical setups across your watchlists, so you are reacting to what the market is doing rather than to a hunch. Setups written as rules with gates — conditions that have to be satisfied before an entry is allowed, which is mostly a mechanism for stopping me from doing something stupid at the wrong moment. And a journal honest enough to show me, in numbers, when I was the problem.
Then I wrote the curriculum, because the tool alone is not enough. Fifty-three lessons, from what an option actually is through to placing and tracking real trades, each one with hands-on practice instead of theory. Zero experience required. That part matters to me more than any feature.
What it is
Defined setups, not vague signals
Scans your watchlists for the technical setups in the library, so entries come from criteria you can name and repeat.
A record you cannot argue with
Log every trade and track real performance. Most traders have no idea what actually makes them money. This is how you find out.
Fifty-three lessons
From the first question — what is an option — through to trading with confidence. Interactive throughout: you practise as you learn.
The members' space
Where members talk through real setups together. Named after the place pilots gather between flights.
You do not have to trade options
Swing trading shares works with the same screener, the same setups, the same journal — and the path to options is already built in when you want it.
Built here, on purpose
TFSA, RRSP and margin account guidance, and honest comparisons of Canadian brokers. Not a US platform with Canada added at the end.
About the name
The North American X-15 is the fastest crewed aircraft ever flown. It reached Mach 6.7 in 1967 and nearly sixty years later that record still stands.
I did not choose the name because it sounds fast. I chose it because of what it took: an experimental aircraft flown to the edge of the atmosphere by pilots working through procedures, checklists and instruments, in an aircraft that gave you no margin for improvising. Discipline is what made the speed survivable.
That is exactly the argument I am making about trading.
Visit x-15.caX-15 is an educational platform. Nothing here is financial advice. Trading involves risk.