Henry reads your list and says what is setting up. That's it, and that's the point.

What he does

Henry watches the names on your watchlist through the session. When one of them does something his rules recognise — back above its average for the day with the trend turning, stretched too far from it, touching the day's low with buyers stepping in — he says so, with the time and the levels, in a sentence a trader would use. Shorts always come with "be safe".

What he doesn't do

• He does not pick your stocks. He reads the list you gave him.
• He does not tell you what to do. On Smart, what you do with a notice is your call.
• He does not name indicators or recite a system. You get the read, not the recipe.
• He never uses a real customer's account in anything public. Every example is a made-up demo.

Three ways to have him

• Safe — he watches and keeps score. Says nothing.
• Smart — he speaks: three, six, or ten notices a day depending on how you have him handle the account.
• Auto — he trades the plan himself, inside your rails, with a stop on every position. Opens with Premium.

He keeps score

Every notice is scored after 30 and 60 minutes — what the name did after he spoke — and the score sits beside the words on your Diary. You can see whether listening to him would have paid, by the day.

He remembers

What you tell him through the orb — how you like exits explained, what you never trade — he keeps, and reads back before he speaks. Your plan is a fact he knows. Clearing his memory resets what he assumes about you, never your account.

One plan per account

Each account you hold has its own plan: what Henry does there, how it is handled, how much he may risk in a day. He sizes to that account's cash, uses the list for its bracket, and respects what the broker allows — a cash account is long-only, full stop.