Yabo reconstructs the behavior behind your trades — where you press after losses, where you sell too early, where your discipline disappears — and translates it into a number you can finally act on.
Across 27 months and 2 accounts
Behavioral profile is stable
Position size jumps 40% immediately after a red day.
A 15-minute pause would likely save $850/week.
Using Yabo to audit and improve decision quality.
After behavior-aware interventions are adopted.
From avoidable mistakes, not market prediction.
Yabo is built to answer a more useful question than “what happened?” It answers: “what in my behavior made this keep happening?”
Disposition effect, revenge trading, wash sales, premature exits, timing drift. Yabo groups them into a single number and then breaks that number into the exact habits creating it.
From emotional reactivity to concentration and timing style, Yabo maps how you actually trade — not how you describe yourself.
The AI coach answers with your own data, not generic market advice. It can explain the setup, the behavior, and the likely intervention.
Yabo surfaces subtle warnings when a new trade looks suspiciously similar to the ones you historically regret.
“You are increasing size after a two-loss streak. Historically, this setup underperforms your baseline.”
Yabo sits above your existing stack. It aggregates behavior across brokerages, timeframes, asset classes, and trade types so your real exposure finally becomes visible.
It starts with history, turns that into a behavioral model, and then uses that model to intervene while you still have time to make a better decision.
Read-only access through brokerage integrations means Yabo can analyze your decisions without touching your capital.
The system groups similar moments together: loss streaks, early exits, oversized entries, repeated tax mistakes, and regime-specific behavior.
Yabo scores you across eight dimensions so the patterns feel structured, measurable, and explainable.
Once the system knows your behavioral signature, it can warn you when you’re repeating the exact setups that have historically cost you money.
Annualized from behavioral events only
Losers are held far longer than winners
Same strategy. Very different outcomes depending on state.
Yabo pays for itself when it helps you stop repeating a habit you already know is expensive. The point is not more data. The point is less self-sabotage.
Start with the behavioral headline.
Full behavioral operating system.
For teams, prop groups, and risk desks.
Yabo is based on a simple belief: most trading improvement does not come from another indicator. It comes from recognizing the moments where your behavior quietly overrides your edge.
“I knew I was undisciplined after losses. I did not know it was costing me five figures a year. Yabo made the problem impossible to ignore — and suddenly fixable.”
Seeing loser hold time versus winner hold time changed behavior faster than any abstract trading rule.
“It feels less like analytics software and more like a coach that already understands my habits.”
The product does not say “be disciplined.” It says exactly where discipline broke and what it likely cost.
See the patterns. Measure the cost. Build the version of your process that survives your worst impulses.