What Market Break is
A daily ETF pack habit. You rip one pack a day. The pack picks a random ETF — a fund that holds hundreds of companies at once. You decide whether to buy it in your own brokerage. Invest, don't gamble.
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What Market Break is, and what it is not.
A daily ETF pack habit. You rip one pack a day. The pack picks a random ETF — a fund that holds hundreds of companies at once. You decide whether to buy it in your own brokerage. Invest, don't gamble.
Not a brokerage. Not financial advice. Not a way to build a diversified portfolio for you. The pack is a habit mechanic — one name a day — not a portfolio engine and not a complete-set hunt.
Market Break never places trades and never auto-invests. Confirming a pull only means you bought in your own account. Open your brokerage yourself if you want the name.
One pack per local day. Seven per week, Monday to Sunday. Missed days do not stack. You set the dollars. The pack picks the ETF only.
Funded pulls land in Binder — a collection of names you marked you bought. Signed out, it stays on this device. After you sign in, Pack and Binder follow your account. It is a record, not a scoreboard and not a hunt for a complete set.
After you sign in, you can connect a brokerage read-only through Plaid to check that you hold a confirmed ticker. It is optional. Honor-system confirm still counts. Verify does not place trades.
Free builds the habit: the pack, Binder, Default mix, share, and optional verify. Plus adds named mixes, the fuller story, overlap facts, a contribution ledger, a reconciliation of funded names against brokerage holdings, and cost basis per funded name. Nothing here is advice.
Sign in and choose Delete my data in Settings. That removes account data from our servers, including the signed-in Binder copy. Pack and Binder still on this device stay until you reset local data.
Email jeff@marketbreak.app.