Know the stop before you know the size.
The OSCRA review reads a market's recent prices and answers five questions in numbers you can check. It does not place trades and it does not guess: each line is a fixed rule applied to live data.
Trade review · NVDA
Reading price history
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Live read for NVDA, built from Chainlink rounds on Robinhood Chain.
Five questions every entry should answer.
- 01Is the trend with me?Price against its 20-period average, and the 20 against the 50. Rising, falling or mixed, with both gaps in percent.
- 02Where am I wrong?The lowest close of the last twenty periods. Below it the buy idea is invalid, and its distance from price becomes your stop.
- 03Am I chasing?A fourteen-period RSI. Above 65 a buy chases strength; under 40 sellers still lead.
- 04How much room is overhead?Distance to the highest close of the last twenty periods, the first level a rally meets.
- 05How big should this be?Account × risk rule ÷ stop distance. The read supplies the stop; you supply the rule.
From the read to a plan
The sizing box turns the stop distance and your risk rule into a position size, then splits it into orders and opens the plan form with the size filled in.
Same prices as the contract
Stock reads use the Chainlink feed history that the Runbook checks before every order. ETH adds four-hour candles from OKX for a finer series.
Honest about its limits
This release is rule-based, with no language model writing the text. A written summary from an AI assistant is planned and will sit on top of the same numbers.
10 markets, one method.
The review covers every Runbook lane: ETH, NVDA, SPY, QQQ, AAPL, GOOGL, TSLA, MSFT, AMZN, META. Stock tokens are the official Robinhood tokens, identified by address and checked against the Chainlink feed that carries the same name.
A review is analysis of public price data, not investment advice. Markets can move through any level without stopping.