TradesViz
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Cookie-cutter templates are built for average traders. If you want average returns, keep using them. 📉 Your trading edge is entirely unique, which means your analytical interface needs to be, too. The 100% Custom Dashboard feature lets you tear down the default layout and construct a bespoke quantitative control room. Stop scrolling through noise. Pinpoint exactly what matters to your specific strategy by snapping together widgets like dynamic treemaps, sector-based PnL bar charts, and individual ticker win/loss ratios side-by-side. If a metric doesn't directly dictate your next execution, banish it from your screen. Stop adapting to rigid software. Force the software to adapt to your exact workflow. 🎛️
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Faster, more accurate, easier - the TradesViz's real-time stock screener has been upgraded based on the first week's feedback! Below is the screener in the first few seconds of the market open. This is what traders of TradesViz have access to 😎
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Momentum carried into March 23 with an explosive skew toward small‑cap and biotech names, signaling selective risk appetite beneath the broader tape. $RGTX led the five‑day momentum list with a 264 percent price surge, while $SOUX (+232 percent) and $VSTL (+228 percent) followed, each holding elevated price levels despite sharp volume compression — classic signs of controlled continuation rather than retail chase. $LNZA and $BIAF were the clear outliers on the volume side, jumping 8,470 percent and 1,647 percent respectively, confirming heavy accumulation through smaller liquidity pockets. Among names pressing their upper Bollinger levels, $PARR (+25.9 percent) and $LNG (+13.2 percent) stood out with firm volume expansion, reinforcing ongoing strength in energy and transport logistics. $CIEN (+16.6 percent) added a steady tech read, maintaining disciplined flow near recent highs. The March 23 tape pointed to broad but deliberate momentum — capital rotating into smaller growth and infrastructure names with follow‑through supported by measured volume confirmation.
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The March 23 tape showed a sharp continuation of hedging flow, with the put‑to‑call premium ratio rising across credit, industrials, and growth names for a second straight session. $HYG remained the anchor, climbing another 83 percent as steady put demand persisted through weakness in high‑yield spreads. Heavy increases in $TMF (+4,236 percent) and $ACHR (+4,960 percent) underscored a broad move into defensive and rate‑sensitive positioning. $XLI (+974 percent) and $APO (+852 percent) followed, adding industrial and alternative‑asset exposure to the hedge build. The $HYG chart confirmed accelerating volume alongside falling prices, a setup that reinforces institutional put accumulation rather than speculative pressure. Overall, the March 23 options tape reflected coordinated protection flow, with traders methodically increasing downside cover across credit, industrial, and high‑beta segments.
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The March 23 tape was dominated by stacked semiconductor flow, with large prints clustering in $NVDA and $MU across short‑dated expiries. Repeated $NVDA call‑sell and split activity between $135 and $195 strikes highlighted two‑way positioning but with heavy premium on the sell side, a sign of traders monetizing prior gains while maintaining delta exposure. $MU registered an $8.6M call‑buy sweep for Mar 19 2027, one of the few outright bullish prints in a session otherwise defined by hedging. Large‑cap tech saw measured downside action. $MSFT recorded a single $12M put sweep at $485 ( Apr 2026 ), while $TSLA traded multiple put splits near $500 for both Jun and Dec 2026, signaling continued premium flow into tail protection. The day’s structure shows rotation out of aggressive call buying and into disciplined volatility sales. Semiconductors remain the core liquidity hub as traders recalibrate exposure after several weeks of elevated flow.
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Some charts in TradesViz trading journal can *clearly* tell you how your risk management has changed over time. Trend analysis w/ moving average of Trade MAE is one such chart. Check the below. You don't need to be a genius to see where there was improvement...
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Your trading tech stack is a fragmented, bloated mess. 🗑️ Amateurs duct-tape together five different monthly subscriptions for journaling, backtesting, options flow, and trade simulation. Professionals consolidate their entire quantitative operation into a single point of truth. TradesViz is not just a digital diary. It is an absolute quantitative command center. 👉 Seamlessly auto-syncs with over 45 brokers 👉 Hands you the keys to 600+ customizable statistical metrics 👉 AI data querying 👉 Risk simulators-all unified under one 100% customizable dashboard. Stop paying for disconnected software that slows down your execution. Burn the spreadsheets and govern your entire edge from one terminal. ⚡
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A spreadsheet row can't show you the massive trend you stubbornly fought. 🧱 Amateurs review their performance in sterile text grids. Professionals demand absolute visual context for every single execution. The Trades Chart View instantly translates your raw data logs into a dynamic visual matrix. Stop clicking through isolated tabs to review your session. This dashboard plots dozens of setups side-by-side, hardcoding your precise entries, exits, and MFE/MAE levels directly onto the historical candlesticks. Stop reading your trades. Relive the exact price action. 👁️
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A green daily PnL is a lie if you are constantly funding a bleeding account. 🩸 Amateurs measure success by isolated winning streaks. Professionals track the absolute trajectory of their capital over time. The Equity Curve dashboard strips away the illusion by charting your actual account health. By systematically integrating your deposits, withdrawals, and dividends, it exposes your true maximum drawdown and real percentage change, making it impossible to hide your macro losses behind fresh deposits. Stop judging your performance in a vacuum. Map the reality of your equity. 📉
