Tibu is a rules-based system for day-trading options. It scans the market every five minutes, waits for its trigger, and manages each trade under fixed risk limits, in your own brokerage account.
Access is not open yet. Trading options involves substantial risk of loss. Read the risk disclosure.
Nothing is placed by hand. Each trade moves through one fixed sequence.
About 30 liquid US stocks and ETFs are checked every five minutes during market hours.
A setup that passes becomes a trade card: the contract, the trigger level, the stop and the target, all set before entry.
Tibu waits for the trigger. If the price has already run, or the spread is too wide, it skips the trade.
Every position is managed to its stop or target and closed before the end of the session. Nothing is held overnight.
The limits below apply to every trade. They are designed to limit risk. They do not remove it, and losses still happen.
Tibu buys calls or puts. It does not sell options and does not borrow on margin.
No stacking trades. A new card waits until the open one is closed.
A stop on the stock price, a dollar stop per contract, and a backstop on the option itself.
When a limit is hit, trading stops for the rest of that day or week.
Entries inside a fixed intraday window. Everything is closed before the bell.
Trades are sized to settled funds in the account. Nothing more.
Tibu is being built to connect through your broker's official sign-in, the same kind of permission screen you use to link any app.
Tibu never asks for your brokerage password or API keys.
You approve the connection, and you can pause or disconnect it whenever you choose.
Tibu places and manages trades. It cannot move money in or out of your account.
Tibu is in private testing. Leave your email and we'll write when access opens. One email, no marketing list.
Joining the waitlist is not an offer of, or an agreement to provide, any investment or advisory service. Availability depends on regulatory and broker approvals and may be limited by where you live.
Options are high risk. Trading options involves substantial risk and is not suitable for every investor. Short-dated options can lose value quickly, and you can lose the entire amount paid for a contract. Only trade with money you can afford to lose.
No guarantees. Tibu does not promise profits or protection from losses. Stops and loss limits are designed to limit risk, but fast markets, gaps and thin liquidity can cause losses larger than a stop level.
Automation can fail. Automated systems depend on market data, software and broker connections. Outages, delays, bad data or software errors can cause missed, late or unintended orders.
Not investment advice. This website is general information about a product in development. It is not investment, legal or tax advice, not a recommendation to buy or sell any security, and not an offer or solicitation to provide advisory services. Tibu is not currently registered as an investment adviser or broker-dealer.
Your decision. Any trading decision is yours. Consider your financial situation and speak with a licensed professional before trading. Before trading options, read Characteristics and Risks of Standardized Options, published by the Options Clearing Corporation.