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Booked per account, per split
25¢ goes in.
$5.00 comes out.
A reverse split rounds your fraction of a share up to a whole one — worth about 20× what you paid. RSAMAXXED runs that trade across ten accounts at once, and counts only what actually clears.
10 accounts · 1 share each @ $0.25
Illustrative example. It assumes the fraction rounds up and the whole share sells near its post-split mark. Neither is promised — see what can go wrong.
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What the surviving share is worth
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Accounts firing at once
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Credentials ever uploaded
Where the money comes from
Nobody is predicting anything.
This isn't a bet on a stock going up. It's a rounding rule, written into how brokers settle fractional shares. It pays the same whether the market is green or red that week.
01 / YOU SPEND 25¢
One share. Every account.
A company trading under a dollar announces a 1-for-20 reverse split to keep its listing. You buy a single share in each brokerage you hold — pocket change apiece. RSAMAXXED places all ten orders in parallel and journals every fill.
02 / IT SHRINKS
Your share becomes a sliver.
On the effective date, twenty old shares collapse into one new share. You held one. Now you hold five hundredths of one. On paper, you own a fraction of a company.
03 / YOU KEEP $4.75
The broker makes you whole.
Rather than settle a fraction, some brokers round you up to a full share — now marked near twenty times what you paid. You sell it. The difference is money that did not exist ten seconds ago.
Not every broker rounds up, and not every split qualifies. That is precisely why you run it across ten of them at once — and why RSAMAXXED only counts a sale that actually cleared. See the full mechanism →
Mirror execution
One click. Ten paydays.
Placing the same trade by hand across ten brokerages takes twenty minutes, a spreadsheet, and a mistake. RSAMAXXED fires them concurrently and reconciles every fill. Press the button and watch the money land.
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Chaseidle
Schwabidle
Robinhoodidle
Publicidle
SoFiidle
Wells Fargoidle
BBAEidle
Fennelidle
DSPACidle
Booked this split
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Your money, counted honestly
We only show you profit you can spend.
Most portfolio tools flatter you with unrealized gains. In this strategy that number isn't optimistic — it's fiction with decimals.
Realized profit, or nothing
A recorded buy matched to a confirmed sell. That is the only thing RSAMAXXED will ever call profit. Not every name rounds up, and half these tickers have no honest quote at all — so a live-price P/L would be a story, not a number.
Ten brokerages, one button
Mirror trading fans a single order across every linked account simultaneously, then tells you exactly which ones filled, which didn't, and why. Failures are recorded, never swallowed.
Your logins never leave the machine
Every broker module talks only to that broker's own domain. Passwords, cookies and 2FA secrets never touch our servers. Link the dashboard and exactly one thing uploads: the trade journal.
Watch it add up from anywhere
Pair the desktop app with a six-character code and your realized P/L, open positions and full history follow you to any browser. Lose the laptop, revoke the device, keep the money.
Link up
Thirty seconds from install to dashboard.
No license files. No per-machine installers. No secrets baked into the build.
STEP 01
Create an account
An email and a password. That is the entire signup.
STEP 02
Press “Link to Cloud”
The desktop app shows six characters, good for ten minutes.
STEP 03
Type them here
Your journal syncs, and keeps syncing after every trade.
Coverage
Ten brokerages. Ten shots at the same rounding.
Each module speaks only to its broker's official domain. Nothing is proxied through us.
BBAEChaseDSPACFennelFidelity
PublicRobinhoodSchwabSoFiWells Fargo
The rounding is already happening.
It's happening in ten accounts you already have. You're just not collecting it yet.
Start collectingRSAMAXXED is trading automation software, not a broker, adviser, or fiduciary. This is not investment advice and not a solicitation. Round-up treatment varies by broker and by corporate action, changes without notice, and may not happen at all: you can lose money. Figures on this page are the arithmetic of a hypothetical split — illustrative only, never a forecast, a promise, or past performance. Automating a brokerage account may conflict with that broker's terms of service. You are responsible for your own trades, taxes, and compliance.