Warns when market orders are most dangerous
Traders often report surprise fills during fast markets. This recipe warns that market orders don't guarantee execution price and suggests safer alternatives when spread/volatility is high.
Create "Market Order Slippage Warning". If I attempt a market order when spread > 0.05% or ATR is >1.3x baseline, warn me that execution price is not guaranteed and suggest limit orders or splitting into 3 clips. Tag the execution as "market-order".
Market orders optimize for immediacy, not price certainty — especially problematic in fast moves.
Avoids illiquid traps and wide spreads
Traders frequently cite poor fills, big spreads, and illiquidity as silent killers — especially when using market orders or stop-limit orders. This recipe blocks high-risk execution modes when liquidity is poor.
Auto-attach stop and targets to every entry
Traders repeatedly describe disasters caused by missing stops (outages, emotion, hesitation), and also describe bracket/OCO orders as a practical fix. This recipe auto-builds a bracket every time.
Pick 1–3 channels and actually stick with them
Turn channel confusion into a structured playbook: select channels, define posting cadence and messaging pillars, and set minimum viable measurement — so marketing becomes consistent instead of sporadic.
Stop audio drift by quarantining variable-frame-rate clips at ingest
Audio slowly drifts out of sync or randomly desyncs in your timeline when footage is variable frame rate — common with iPhone footage, screen recordings, and some OBS workflows. This recipe catches VFR clips at ingest, transcodes them to constant frame rate, and quarantines the originals so drift never reaches your edit.