Wahsac Profit Pulse Capital

Practice options trading with virtual money, not your savings

Wahsac Profit Pulse Capital is an options paper trading platform that gives you a $100,000 virtual account, AI-generated trade signals, and automatic stop-loss email alerts. You practice real weekly and monthly options contracts against live market prices without risking a single real dollar.

What you get

Every account opens with a simulated cash balance and a realistic options chain. You choose a ticker, pick a strike above or below the live price, and select a weekly or monthly expiration. The platform prices the contract using intrinsic value plus time value, then tracks your profit and loss against quotes that refresh every few seconds.

  • A $100,000 virtual balance on paid plans and $10,000 on the free plan.
  • Real options chains with weekly Friday expirations and standard monthly third-Friday contracts.
  • AI technical analysis covering a one-week momentum outlook and a 30-day swing outlook.
  • Stop-loss and profit-target email alerts so you learn when to exit, not just when to enter.
  • A written tutorial library for traders who have never bought a contract before.

Why stop-loss alerts matter

Most beginners lose money on the exit, not the entry. They hold a losing call and wait for a recovery that never arrives. Wahsac Profit Pulse Capital emails you the moment a position crosses a loss threshold you set. It also emails you when a position doubles half of what you paid, so you can practice taking profit on a schedule instead of on emotion.

Plans and pricing

The free plan lets you open three positions with a $10,000 virtual balance. The Basic plan is $20.95 per month and unlocks the full $100,000 balance with unlimited simulated positions. The Pro plan is $35.95 per month and adds the AI analyzer, priority alerts, and the full guide library. All plans are billed monthly in US dollars and you can cancel at any time.

Who it is for

This platform suits anyone who wants screen time before real money. New traders use it to learn the mechanics of calls, puts, strikes, and expiration. Experienced traders use it to test a strategy across several expirations before committing capital. Nothing here is investment advice and no real orders are ever placed.