Wagner Daily trades, sized for your account, in one app.

How a day works

• Each evening, US timeThe Daily Recap lands in the app and your inbox. It has the market call, tomorrow’s watchlist with buy-over prices and stops, and any changes on the desk. You can size a watchlist trade that night and set a buy-stop order with your broker.
• During US market hoursA trade triggers, and the alert shows up in the app, with text and email as a backup. Tap “Size it” and you get your share count.
• When you’re filledTap “I took it,” then put your stop order in with your broker.
• After thatWhen the desk raises a stop, sells part or closes, the app shows you. One tap matches what you did, so your numbers stay right.

Three rules that keep you safe

• Put your stop order in as soon as you’re filled. A stop resting at your broker protects you even if every message is late.
• You place every order. The app sizes; you place the order at your broker. The app never places a trade. It sizes the trade and keeps your record.
• Everything here is education. Alerts and the app’s share counts are tools, not personal advice. Every trade is your decision.

Your first week

A simple plan that builds the habit. Tick them off as you go.

• Day 1: finish the quick start above.
• Read the Daily Recap one evening, and size one trade from its Watchlist, even if you skip it.
• When your first alert arrives, tap “Size it” and read the result. “Not taking it” is always fine.
• Open Settings once and check your account size and limits.
• After your first sized trade, take the 5-minute trader type quiz the app offers.
• Ask one question in the chat room. Many members read for a while before they post, and that’s fine too.
• At the end of the week, check your days on plan at the top of Today.

Where to next?

Using the app

Setup, step by step

1. Sign in

   Open the app, enter the email you joined Wagner Daily or TradeQuest with, and tap “Send my link.” The link comes from Morpheus Trading Group (support@morpheustrading.com), works once and expires in 15 minutes.

   Open it in Safari or Chrome. If it opens inside Gmail, tap the ••• menu and choose Open in Safari. No email after a minute? Check spam, or tap “Send it again.”

2. Put the app on your home screen

   The app runs in your browser. Added to your home screen, it opens like any other app, with its own icon.

   iPhone

   1. Open the app in Safari.
   2. Tap the Share button.
   3. Tap “Add to Home Screen,” then “Add.”

   Android

   1. Open the app in Chrome.
   2. Tap the menu (the three dots).
   3. Tap “Install app” or “Add to Home screen.”

   On a computer, open the same address in any browser and bookmark it. The wider screen shows details beside the list.

   If it asks you to sign in again

   Request a new link from the home screen icon. It takes about a minute. The app also shows these steps on a card on Today.

3. Enter your account size

   The amount you trade with, in US dollars. If you only trade part of an account, enter that part. Euros or pounds? Convert to dollars first. You can change it any time in Settings.

   You start on the MTG standard limits: 1% risk on a trade, 5% total open risk and 4 open trades. Raising a limit asks you to confirm once.

4. Tell the app what you already hold

   The app asks, “Do you hold any trades right now?” This keeps your room to risk true from day one.

   • Nothing open? Tap “No open trades.”
   • Holding some of the desk’s trades? Tap “Yes, let me add them.” Then tap “I hold this” on each one you own, enter your shares, entry and stop, and tap “Add it.”
   • Holding something that isn’t on the desk? Tap “I hold something else,” or tap “Or type your total open risk.”

   Tap “That’s all” when you’re done. Open risk is the most you’d lose if every open trade hit its stop. Every add has an Undo for 10 minutes.

5. Join the chat room

   The chat room is the Telegram group VIP Wagner Daily. Wagner Daily Chat is where Rick and the members talk during US market hours. Wagner Daily Alerts is broadcast only, so alerts never get buried.

   Join the group on Telegram

   Telegram sets notifications per topic. For Alerts: open the topic, tap its name, switch Notifications on with sound, and check that your phone allows Telegram notifications. That last step is the one people miss.

6. Keep text alerts on

   The app doesn’t send phone notifications yet, so for now the text message is what buzzes your phone. Texts go to the mobile number on your account. To check it, use the members area or email help@morpheustrading.com.

The app, screen by screen

Four tabs run along the bottom of your phone, and across the top on a computer: Today, Alerts, Scanner (marked “Soon”) and Settings. The round ? at the top right of every screen opens Help.

Today

The screen you’ll use most. It refreshes by itself while it’s open, and the round arrow on the top card refreshes it right now. From the top:

• The call. The top card shows the market call as a colored chip: green for Buy Mode (with its Buy level), amber for Wait Mode and red for Sell Mode. One line under the chip says what it means. The card also says when it was last updated, in New York time (ET).
• Your room to risk. The big number is how much more you can put at risk today. Under it: dollars to risk today, trades open and days on plan. Tap the small “i” next to room to risk or days on plan for a one-line explanation. “Size your own trade” is on this card too, for ideas of your own.
• Needs your attention. Tomorrow’s Watchlist, new alerts, and anything the desk did on a trade you hold. Each card has one main button and a plain link for the other choice. Every action has an Undo. Now and then it also asks if your open risk and account size are still right, because every share count uses them.
• Daily Recap. The latest Daily Recap, one tap away. Until tonight’s is out, this card shows the last one.
• Your trades. The trades you hold, each with “Your stop.” Your own ideas show here too.
• The desk. The desk’s open trades, each with its “Desk stop.” “You hold it” shows when it’s one of yours. “Recently closed” opens the latest closes.

Your stop or Desk stop? Your stop is the stop on your own trade. Desk stop is the stop the desk is using. They can differ, and that’s fine.

The first time you open the app, a short card called “How the app works” explains it. A card about your home screen comes next.

What to tap

A late alert says when it was sent and asks you to check today’s price before you size it. Its button reads “Size at today’s price.”

Alerts

Every alert and Daily Recap sent, newest first, with what you did. Filter by Entries, Stops, Exits or Recaps, or search by symbol: typing filters the month, and Enter searches the last 90 days. Tap a row to see the numbers. An entry you can still act on has a “Size it” button, or “Size at today’s price” if it’s an older entry the desk still holds. Results there are MTG’s model portfolio, not your account, and past results don’t guarantee future results.

Scanner

The Scanner tab is marked “Soon.” When it’s live, it will list setups that pass MTG’s rules and size each one for your account. Until then, the alerts and the watchlist in the Daily Recap are your picks, and you can size any idea of your own from Today.

Settings

Your numbers and your switches live here.

• Your numbers and limits. Account size, risk per trade, total open-risk limit, A-grade setups and max open trades. Each one shows the MTG standard, and every share count in the app comes from them. Raising a limit asks you to confirm once.
• The Daily Recap. Two switches, both on to start: “Follow the Buy level” and “Email me the Daily Recap.”
• Account. Your email, your trader type result, the tips switch and “Manage or cancel membership.”
• Help and legal. This guide, email support, and the Risk disclosure, Terms of use and Privacy policy.
• How alerts reach you. Text and email, for now.

Help, on every screen

Tap the round ? at the top of any screen. It’s where you open this guide, report an alert that looks wrong, see how sizing works, find “Where’s my daily report?”, email support, and manage or cancel your membership.

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The Daily Recap

The Daily Recap is your old daily report, made shorter. It’s one page, it takes about a minute to read, and it’s waiting when you open the app.

When it arrives. Each evening, US time, in the app and in your inbox. Until tonight’s is out, Today shows the last one, labeled “Last Daily Recap” with its date. Earlier recaps stay one tap away.

What’s in it, in order:

1. The call and the Buy level. Buy Mode (with Light, Building or Full), Wait Mode or Sell Mode, with one line that says what it means.
2. The note. A short note in bold that goes with the call.
3. Watchlist. Tomorrow’s possible trades. Each card shows the stock, the buy-over price, the stop, the size call (Full size, Half size or Quarter size) and a one-line reason, with a “Size it” button. When there’s nothing on it, the recap says so.
4. Rick’s Radar. Other stocks our head trader is watching, in his own words. It sits right under the Watchlist and is left out when there’s nothing in it.
5. The market. One paragraph on the market, with a chart when there is one.
6. Desk changes today. Each change on the desk that day: a stop raised, part sold or a trade closed, with the line “Results are MTG’s model portfolio.”
7. Earlier recaps. Past recaps, one tap each.

Watchlist or Rick’s Radar? The Watchlist holds the desk’s official setups, each with a buy-over price, a stop and a size call, and you can size them in one tap. Rick’s Radar is different. It carries one fixed line: “Stocks Rick is watching. Self-serve ideas for experienced traders, with no official alerts or follow-up.” It has no “Size it” buttons. To size a Radar idea, use “Size your own trade” on Today and enter your own entry and stop.

Also by email. The email is the same recap in short form, with a button into the app so you can size tomorrow’s setups. It carries the call and Buy level, the note, the watchlist (stock, buy over, stop and size call), Rick’s Radar, the market and the desk’s changes.

The email has no share counts, because those depend on your account. The app works them out. The email’s subject starts “Wagner Daily Recap,” and a reply goes to help@morpheustrading.com.

Turn the email off. Go to Settings, find The Daily Recap, and switch off “Email me the Daily Recap.” The Daily Recap still shows in the app every evening, and your alert emails are not affected.

How sizing works

Every share count comes from two things: how much you’re willing to lose on a trade, and the distance from the entry price to the stop. The stop determines your size. Not a round number, not a gut feeling.

The app does this for you, rounds down to whole shares, and shows the math under every result (tap “How was this sized?”). It also checks your open risk and trade limit, so it may show fewer shares than the simple math.

Size calls: Full size, Half size, Quarter size

Each alert and each Watchlist card carries a size call. It scales your risk. Full size uses your usual risk per trade, Half size uses half and Quarter size a quarter. The same alert sizes correctly for a $5,000 account and a $500,000 one. On a Half size or Quarter size call, the result also tells you what Full size would have been, for example “Full size would be 43 shares.”

Full size is not the same thing as the Buy level called Full. Buy levels explains both.

When you’re filled, tap “I took it” and enter the shares and the fill price you actually got. The app logs the trade, updates your open risk and shows the stop to place.

When the answer is no, or not yet

• Over your limit. The app says “This trade is over your open-risk limit” and shows the smaller size that fits, for example 11 shares instead of 38. You can log that size (“I took 11”), or close something to make room.
• Over today’s level. On a Light or Building day, your open risk can already be above the level. The app then says “This trade is over today’s Light level” (or Building level) and that new trades wait until your open risk is under it. To size to your full limit instead, turn off “Follow the Buy level” in Settings. If you take it anyway, it’s logged as outside your rules, and your days on plan start again from 0.
• Wait Mode. New buys are on hold. The main button is “Not taking it.” If you take it anyway, tap “I’m taking it anyway.” It’s logged as outside your rules, and your days on plan start again from 0.
• Waiting for today’s timing call. There’s no current market call yet. That is not a sell signal. Nothing is sized until tonight’s Daily Recap, but you can still size your own trade.
• The stop is coming. Some alerts arrive before their stop. It usually comes shortly after the open. Tap “Size it” again then.
• No answer yet. Sizing takes a few seconds. Tap “Try again.” The sheet also shows the math to work it out by hand. That math comes before your limits, so your real size can be smaller, or blocked. Nothing is logged from it.
• Can’t reach MTG. Check your connection, then try again.

Your own trade

Size any stock or ETF idea of your own, long or short, with the same rules. Tap “Size your own trade,” choose Long or Short, and enter the symbol, buy price and stop. Got the idea from an alert with a size call? Pick it under “Size call, if the alert gave one.” For your own idea, leave it on Full size. On a short, the app reminds you that the course setup rules cover longs, so the setup is your own judgment. Crypto isn’t sized yet. That comes after launch.

A-grade setups (optional)

The MTG standard risk per trade is 1%. If you turn on A-grade setups in Settings, you can risk up to 1.5% on one of your own ideas that you rate especially strong. You pick the amount, 1.25% or 1.5%. It’s off until you turn it on, and the app asks you to confirm once.

• Your own trades only. When the result for your own trade fits, tap “Rate this A-grade?” and the app re-sizes it. Alerts from the desk are never re-sized this way.
• Buy Mode only. In Wait Mode and Sell Mode the link doesn’t show.
• Every use is logged in your history.

Example: buy over $158.40 with a stop at $151.90 on a $25,000 account. At the standard 1%, the app shows 38 shares, about $247 at risk. After “Rate this A-grade?” at 1.5%, it shows 57 shares, about $371 at risk, and your open risk after the trade.

Buy levels

Your total open-risk limit is the most you’d lose if every open trade hit its stop at once. The MTG standard is 5%. In Buy Mode, the desk also sets a Buy level with each call: Light, Building or Full. The level says how much of that limit to use right now.

Today shows the level in the chip at the top, with one line under it that says what it means. Your room to risk adjusts on its own.

Wait Mode and Sell Mode have no level. Both mean no new buys. If a Buy Mode call has no level, the app counts it as Full. That includes recaps from before the levels began.

Example: a Building day

A $25,000 account, a 5% open-risk limit, and today’s level is Building.

Today shows “0.63% room to risk” and “$157 to risk today.” Now an alert comes in:

• Half size. A Half size call risks half your usual $250, which is $125. That fits in $157, so the level changes nothing and you get the normal count.
• Full size. A Full size call would risk your usual $250. That is more than $157, so the app sizes it down to fit. Say the alert is buy over $98.40 with a stop at $93.00. Full size alone would be 46 shares. The Building level makes it 29 shares, about $157 at risk, and the result says: “Sized to today’s Building level: 2.50% total open risk.”

The level only limits new trades. It never closes anything you hold, and it doesn’t change your risk per trade. If you’re already above the level, the top card says so, for example: “You’re above today’s Light level. New trades wait until your open risk is under 1.25%. Nothing you hold is closed.” It links to Settings, where you can change it.

Follow the Buy level

Following the level is on by default. To change it, go to Settings, find The Daily Recap, and use “Follow the Buy level.”

• On: Light uses 25% of your limit, Building 50% and Full 100%.
• Off: you size to your full limit every day. The app asks you to confirm once before it turns off. The line under the chip then ends “You’ve chosen to use your full limit.”

Off means more open risk on a Light or Building day than the level allows. Want something in between? Lower your total open-risk limit in Settings instead.

Placing the trade

• The app sizes; you place the order at your broker. The app never places a trade.
• “Buy over” means a buy-stop order at that price. It fills once the price trades up through it. For a watchlist trade you can set it the night before.
• If the price has already run well past the buy-over price, let it go. Chasing turns a good setup into a bad one. There will be another.
• Place the stop order as soon as you’re filled. Many brokers offer a bracket or OCO order that attaches it automatically.
• Joining while the desk has trades open? Don’t buy into trades that have already run. Their stops sit far below the price. Start with new alerts and you’ll be in step within a week or two.
• Outside the US? US markets open 9:30am to 4:00pm Eastern. Alerts show in New York time (ET) and your own actions in your phone’s time. The Daily Recap lets you set orders before you sleep.

How alerts reach you

For the first few weeks all four run together, so if one is late another still reaches you. Seeing the same alert twice is normal for now. Alerts go out for new entries, stop changes, part sales and closes. If one looks wrong, tap Help, then “An alert looks wrong.” Settings lists this under “How alerts reach you.”

The Daily Recap email is separate, and you can turn it off in Settings. Your alert emails keep coming either way.

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Trading the method

The market call

Most of what decides your results isn’t which stock you pick. It’s whether you should be buying at all.

• Buy Mode. Conditions support new positions. Alerts are live, and a Buy level says how much of your open-risk limit to use.
• Wait Mode. Conditions don’t support new risk. We manage what we hold and let cash build. No new buys.
• Sell Mode. MTG’s model says exit. No new buys, and the app shows the desk’s closes so you can follow them.

We react, we don’t predict. The call tells you what the market is doing now and what to do about it. When the evidence changes, we act on it, whether or not the headlines feel good. That’s the whole idea behind trade what you SEE, not what you think.

Cash is a position. Sitting out is the hardest part for most people. Protecting your money in a bad stretch is what leaves you able to take part in the good one.

The method in brief

• What we trade. Mostly US growth stocks with the most relative strength.
• When. Only when the market call supports it. Market first, setup second.
• Entry. We wait for price to trade through the entry price. We don’t buy in anticipation.
• Stop. Set before entry, and only ever moved in our favor.
• Winners. Short-term moving averages decide whether we stay in. Profit is often taken in pieces.
• Risk. Size comes from the stop, not from conviction.

Days on plan and your trader type

Days on plan counts the trading days in a row you’ve followed your own rules. Sitting out counts, Wait Mode days included. A trade taken outside your rules resets it to 0. It rewards following your plan, never trading more.

Your trader type. After your first sized trade, the app offers a short quiz: 12 to 14 questions, about 5 minutes, no grade. You get your type, a fingerprint with one dot for each answer, what it tends to cost you, and one habit for your next trade. Tap a dot to see the answer behind it, or share the fingerprint as a picture. Your habit shows on Today, and your result stays in Settings. It changes the tips you see, never your limits or share counts, and it stays inside the app. The “Tips from my trader type” switch in Settings turns the tips off.

Trading alongside the desk

• The desk’s results are per trade, from its entry to its exit, losses included. They are results for MTG’s model portfolio, not the return of any account, and past results don’t guarantee future results.
• Your results won’t match exactly. Fills, size and skipped trades all differ. What should match is the process: a defined entry, a stop set first, a size from the stop.
• Gaps. If a stock opens well below your stop, you exit at the open. If it gaps far above the entry, treat it as a missed trade.

Four ways subscribers hurt themselves

• Taking only the trades that look good. The results come from the whole sequence.
• Oversizing the one you feel sure about. Certainty is a feeling, not a signal.
• Averaging down. That’s how a small loss becomes an account problem.
• Ignoring the market call. Buying in Wait Mode because you’re bored is the most common way to give back a good quarter.

What normal looks like

• Losing trades are part of the plan. We take small losses on purpose so we never take a large one.
• Quiet stretches happen. Some days bring no alert, and in Wait Mode there may be few for weeks. The Daily Recap still tells you where everything stands.
• A few trades carry the year. That’s why skipping trades is risky.
• Judge the process over months, not days.

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Reference

Common questions

Glossary

Size it

The button that turns an alert or a Watchlist card into your share count.

Size call: Full size, Half size or Quarter size

How much of your usual risk to use on that trade.

Risk per trade

The most you’d lose on one trade if the stop hits. MTG standard: 1%.

Open risk

The most you’d lose across all open trades if every stop hit at once. MTG standard limit: 5%.

Room to risk

How much more you can put at risk today before you reach your limit. On a Light or Building day, the Buy level sets that limit.

Days on plan

Trading days in a row you’ve followed your rules. Sitting out counts.

Buy Mode, Wait Mode, Sell Mode

The market call. Buy Mode supports new positions. Wait Mode puts new buys on hold. Sell Mode means MTG’s model says exit, so follow the desk’s closes.

Buy level

In Buy Mode, Light, Building or Full. It sets how much of your open-risk limit to use: 25%, 50% or 100%.

Follow the Buy level

A switch in Settings. On: your room to risk follows the Buy level. Off: you size to your full open-risk limit every day.

A-grade setup

One of your own ideas that you rate as especially strong. It can risk up to 1.5% instead of 1%, in Buy Mode only. Turn it on in Settings.

Daily Recap

The evening page in the app and your inbox: the call and Buy level, the Watchlist, Rick’s Radar, the market and the desk’s changes.

Watchlist

Tomorrow’s possible trades from the Daily Recap, with buy-over prices, stops and size calls.

Rick’s Radar

Stocks Rick is watching, listed in the Daily Recap. Self-serve ideas for experienced traders, with no official alerts or follow-up.

The desk

The open trades the desk is following, with entry, Desk stop and days held. “You hold it” shows when it’s one of yours.

Desk stop and Your stop

Desk stop is the stop the desk is using on its trade. Your stop is the stop on your own trade. They can differ.

Buy over

A buy-stop order. It fills only if the price trades up through it.

Stop, or stop-loss order

The price where a trade closes for a loss. Place it as soon as you’re filled.

Bracket or OCO order

An entry with a stop attached. OCO means “one cancels the other.”

Trim, or sold half

Selling part of a position and holding the rest.

Adding back

Buying more of a position that was trimmed earlier.

Extended

Price has run too far above its moving averages to enter with sensible risk.

Relative strength

How a stock performs against the broad market.

Cash is a position

Holding cash is a decision, not an absence of one.

Learn the full method

Wagner Daily hands you the fish. TradeQuest teaches you to fish: how we find the leading stocks, the exact entry rules, where stops go and why, the full sizing rules and the market timing model. Eight modules, IEAC-accredited. See how TradeQuest works.

Help and contacts

• The app: desk.morpheustrading.com, on your phone or computer.
• In the app: tap the ? at the top of any screen. This guide is linked there too, and in Settings.
• Email: help@morpheustrading.com, or reply to any of our emails.
• Strategy questions: ping @Rick in Wagner Daily Chat.
• Account and billing: ping @Rhomuel in Wagner Daily Chat.

Education, not advice. Wagner Daily, its alerts and everything in the app are education, not investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell anything. The app sizes trades from your settings and MTG’s published rules, and every trade is your decision. Trading carries real risk, including losing the money you put in, so only trade money you can afford to lose. The full Terms, privacy and risk text is linked at the bottom of every page in the app.

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