Execution at the center
Chart, direction, entry, stop, target and R:R. Everything APEX already did for traders is exactly where it was: nothing was removed, it was reorganized.
Everything APEX did for trading is still here
APEX now presents itself as an investment command center, and that raised the usual fear when a product broadens: that the specific gets diluted. It did not happen. Trader Mode is the same experience as before, with its own name.
Trading is a way of investing — the most hands-on one, which starts on a chart and is decided at the entry, the stop and the size. It needs its own vocabulary and its own order, and mixing it with that of someone who buys for ten years helps neither of them.
That is why there is a mode, and not a halfway compromise.
Execution at the center
What you see when you enter Trading mode, exactly as it was.
- The analyzer opens with the chart
- Upload the screenshot, choose LONG or SHORT and the depth —Flash or Complete— and APEX reads the structure, the levels and what would invalidate the idea.
- Entry, stop, target and R:R
- With risk and risk/reward calculated from your capital, using a single implementation across the whole product. If the levels contradict the direction, APEX says so before analyzing.
- Trade Tracker
- The trade with its full context: why you enter, how you feel, what you expect. When you close it, the process diagnosis separates what you decided from how it turned out.
- Trading psychology
- FOMO, revenge trading, overtrading, decision fatigue. Detected on your real history, always as hypotheses with their evidence and never as a diagnosis of what you feel.
- APEX Copilot
- The extension that puts analyze, check and record in the tab where you look at the chart, without switching places.
Entry, stop and target in view.
An active trade in the Trade Tracker, as it looks on mobile: levels, risk/reward and recorded capital.
One brain, two doors
The two modes are not two products. They share account, data, history, market context and the whole engine.
APEX Intelligence learns from your decisions the same way in both: the same falsifiable hypotheses, the same measured confidence, the same memory. An analysis made in Trading mode feeds the model you will see in Investment mode, and vice versa.
And the mode is not a plan. It neither unlocks nor locks anything: whatever mode you have, you have every feature your plan includes. You choose it the first time you sign in and change it in Settings whenever you want — including “Both”, which shows both surfaces without hiding either.
APEX does not trade for you
In some cases you can connect a compatible broker through SnapTrade, in read-only mode, to sync information. APEX can analyze your decision and generate AI-assisted verdicts, scenarios or levels. It does not send orders or move funds. Data and analyses may be incomplete or wrong. Trading involves risk of loss.
Do you trade, invest, or both?
APEX asks you the first time you sign in, and the answer organizes the app. It is not final.
No card required. APEX does not execute trades: the decision is still yours.