FAQ

Yes. Pudzee shows live entries, adds, reductions, and exits as they develop during the session. The goal is real-time trade context and transparency, not hindsight recaps after the move is over.

No. Live trades are there for context, execution insight, and accountability. You still need to decide whether a trade fits your own plan, location, and risk tolerance.

We trade Micros on purpose. The goal is not to show the biggest dollar P&L possible, but to demonstrate consistency on a small, disciplined account that can be replicated at whatever size a trader chooses. Most traders burn through prop accounts chasing size before they've learned consistency. We believe the real skill is keeping one account alive, trading it well, growing it with discipline, and then replicating that process across multiple accounts. Depending on the prop firm, traders can operate 5 to 20 accounts per firm simultaneously.

The Performance Dashboard is the accountability layer of the service. It tracks summary performance, instrument splits, equity progression, recent sessions, and purchased pass days.

The Execution Map organizes the key levels for the current session into Intraday, HTF, and Prior categories so you can frame reaction, breakout, and acceptance areas before price reaches them.

Trade Desk Insights combine a live read of price action with desk commentary, active trade analysis, and a running session log. They explain the session, not just the trade prints.

Bullish and Bearish indicate directional conditions with supportive flow. Transition means control is shifting. Neutral means there is no clear directional dominance.

Market Internals track participation beneath the surface of price, including breadth, rotation, and leadership quality. They help show whether a move is broadly supported or becoming narrow.

Some sessions simply do not have strong options pressure. OPEN or MIXED means options are not providing a strong directional push at that moment, which is useful context by itself.

Only one active Copilot session per account. If you open the panel in a second tab, the first tab can be disconnected.

Pudzee uses instrument-specific Daily Passes for ES and NQ. You choose Open, Lunch, or Close depending on how much of the session you want to trade.

Yes. If you start with a shorter tier and want more session coverage, you can purchase a higher-tier pass while the relevant purchase window is still available.

The purchase window may be closed because it is outside the allowed hours, inside the daily gap, on a weekend, or on a CME holiday. Checkout will show when purchasing reopens.

PBU stands for Pass Block Utilization. Your first block of 20 passes is included with your first purchase, and additional blocks are $99 per 20 passes.

Use the Performance Dashboard after the session ends. Recent sessions and calendar-based day selection let you open a more detailed review for specific dates.

Purchased Pass Days are the dashboard record of which dates and instruments you bought. They help connect your historical access with the sessions you later review.

No. The dashboard is for transparency and accountability. Past performance does not guarantee future results.