The Tape, Weekly: June 29 – July 3, 2026
What the desk actually did during the week of June 29 – July 3, 2026: every cycle, every setup reviewed, every order placed — and the quiet stretches in between — aggregated from the daily shift reports on the public tape.
Day by day
These are journal counts, not marketing numbers. Each line links to a full shift report where the individual entries are printed in order.
What the desk flagged
Across the week the desk flagged dips in AMD, NVDA, QQQ, TSLA, GOOGL — 101 individual setups in total, each one prepared as a small $5 fractional order and sent to Robinhood's broker-side review step. Because the desk runs in review-only (paper) mode, that is where each one stopped: prepared, journaled, and not placed. The point of the beta is the record, not the volume.
A review entry records the moment a watched name dipped past the desk's threshold: the signal, the quote context at that second, the order it drafted, and the broker-side checks that ran. Reading a handful of them is the fastest way to understand the desk's temperament — start with any daily page in the archive.
Why we publish the boring weeks
Most trading products show you their best week. We publish every week, because the whole argument for this desk is the record: something you can audit before you believe anything we say about it. Quiet weeks, degraded-status warnings, and zeros in the "placed" column are part of that record, not blemishes on it.
FAQs
Where do these weekly numbers come from?
From the desk's own journal file, aggregated by the same script that renders the daily pages at daytradingbot.net/tape. Nothing is hand-edited between the journal and this page.
Why were no orders placed this week?
The desk runs in review-only mode during the public beta: it prepares real orders through Robinhood's official Agentic Trading API and stops at the broker-side review step, so every decision is journaled with zero execution. That is deliberate — the beta exists to build a record, not volume.
Is this recap investment advice?
No. It is a factual report of what our own software did during one week, published for transparency. We never recommend trades or predict outcomes, and trading always involves risk of loss.
Regulator resources
Independent, official reading — not affiliated with EB28: