The whole desk, one plan.

No. TradingWizard is an analysis tool, not an advisor. Wiz explains what live data shows — real-time prices, SEC filings, support and resistance levels, market context — in plain English, and always shows its sources. It never tells you what to buy or sell, and every decision stays yours. Treat it like a very fast research analyst, not a portfolio manager.

Not in paper mode. Every bot starts trading simulated funds against real market data, so you can watch a strategy win or lose for weeks without a cent at risk. There is no live trading here at all: TradingWizard cannot place a real order, for anyone. The honest answer for any trading tool is that live markets can always lose money, which is exactly why paper-first is the default here.

Three places, all verifiable. Prices come from live market feeds covering 2,000+ stocks and crypto markets. Insider activity comes from public SEC Form 4 filings — the documents executives are legally required to file when they trade their own stock, which you can check yourself on sec.gov. The analysis layer is Google Gemini reasoning over that data, with sources shown. There is no black box and no invented numbers.

You pick a market and a strategy; the bot scans it 24/7, opens simulated positions when its setup criteria hit, sets a stop-loss and target on every trade, and logs everything. You can pause, adjust or delete a bot at any time, and its full trade history stays visible. Bots trade paper money. TradingWizard has no live broker execution, so a bot can never touch real funds.

No. Wiz speaks plain English and explains every term it uses — ask "what does RSI mean?" mid-analysis and it answers. Beginners get clarity and a paper-money sandbox to learn in; experienced traders get depth: levels, risk/reward ratios, timeframes, insider flow and a second opinion on any chart in seconds.

US stocks and ETFs, major crypto pairs, and forex — 2,000+ markets watched continuously, with pre-market and after-hours moves tracked on stocks. Ask Wiz about any ticker; if data exists, it answers with live numbers and says so when it does not.