"Simplify Your Trading."
It sounds easy.
But actually doing it is the hardest thing you'll ever do.
Look at this list.
Be honest with yourself: Which one did you break today?
Plan BEFORE: If you are thinking about your exit after you clicked buy, you are just gambling.
Stick to RULES: The moment you deviate because you "feel" like it, you have zero edge.
No Single Points: One indicator isn't a strategy. It's a guess.
No Setup = No Trade: Boredom has drained more accounts than bear markets ever will.
Journal: If you refuse to learn from your past, you have no future here.
The market doesn't kill traders. Ignoring these 5 lines does.
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A simple trade log tells you what you made. The Trade Explore view tells you how you made it.
This dashboard provides a forensic level of detail for every single position.
In this AAPL example, we can see the exact Duration (29m 26s), the precise Entry/Exit prices, and the Position Cost all in one column.
It transforms a single line item on your statement into a comprehensive case study.
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Standard layouts rarely fit every trader's workflow.
The Custom Dashboard feature hands you the blueprint.
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The February 13 technical screener showed broad continuation of momentum across industrial, semiconductor, and energy names, supported by strong volume expansion and multi‑session highs.
In the continuous higher highs and green for five days group, ICHR led with a 69.9 percent gain on almost two million shares traded, up 96 percent in volume, showing sustained accumulation within semiconductor equipment. ESOA followed with a 54.6 percent rise and nearly triple its average turnover, while DIOD gained 31.6 percent with a 592 percent increase in volume, confirming expanding participation. UCTT, NVST, and IESC each posted steady five‑day advances around 28 to 30 percent, paired with consistent trade activity, a sign of orderly inflows.
In the stocks touching the upper Bollinger band group, VAL topped performance with a 52.8 percent climb and a 124 percent volume surge. GOLD, KORU, and UI each rose between 29 and 33 percent, signaling renewed strength across metals and industrial tech. CIEN, ESE, and ERX carried gains between 24 and 28 percent, with above‑average volume readings, while TPL and STRL ended the list with stable 20 percent daily moves on firm liquidity.
The overall breadth across both groups points to steady market expansion and persistent buying momentum, with participation rotating evenly from growth technology into energy and commodity names.
The February 13 options flow screen showed a strong concentration of sweep‑side buying across large‑cap tech and metals, reflecting renewed short‑term momentum trades rather than defensive positioning.
TSLA led with an 18 percent increase in sweep trades over the past two days, totaling around 11,000 contracts. NVDA followed with an 83 percent rise and steady activity near 9,300 trades, while SLV posted the largest relative jump at more than 330 percent, confirming heavier commodity exposure in the options market.
AAPL and PLTR both showed marked two‑day inflows of nearly 300 and 100 percent respectively, while MU and META added solid double‑digit gains as broad tech participation widened. Secondary activity built in AMD and NFLX, pointing to rotation across semiconductor and streaming names.
The TSLA trend chart displayed elevated bid activity through the session, with volume and price aligning in late‑day accumulation. Together, these flows highlight consistent short‑term bullish appetite concentrated in high‑liquidity names, a sign of institutional re‑engagement ahead of mid‑month catalysts.
The February 13 options tape was dominated by structured institutional flow in XOM, concentrated across both February and March 2026 expirations.
Most activity clustered between the 115 and 130 call strikes, with alternating large‑scale sweeps on both buy and sell sides. The biggest trades printed at the 120 and 125 lines, moving between 36 million and 163 million in premium per transaction and consistently repeating within seconds of each other.
That mirrored flow pattern shows disciplined repositioning rather than speculative trading. The distribution between March and February maturities suggests short‑term delta adjustments paired with longer‑dated exposure management.
With over two billion in notional call premium traded across the session, the flow reflected systematic hedging and premium balancing within the energy complex, pointing to refined institutional control of risk amid evolving oil market expectations.
The February 13 earnings lineup features a balanced mix of energy, financial, industrial, and healthcare names, paired with key inflation data that could drive market direction.
Enbridge reports first with a 112 billion market cap and an expected 0.60 EPS, providing visibility into North American energy infrastructure. TC Energy follows at 63 billion and 0.65 EPS, while Cameco adds uranium sector exposure at 51 billion and 0.28 EPS.
NatWest prints a 0.36 EPS on 66 billion, with Colliers and Essent Group reporting 2.24 and 1.74 EPS on 6 billion valuations, showing global real estate and mortgage trends.
Magna International reports with 1.81 EPS and a 16 billion market cap, continuing post holiday auto supplier momentum. Sensient Technologies and Atmus Filtration come in at 0.78 and 0.57 EPS, indicating steady industrial demand. Moderna closes the list with negative 2.60 EPS at 15 billion, showing ongoing earnings pressure in biotech.
Core CPI, headline CPI, and CPI year over year release at 07:30, making this a highly reactive session as markets balance company results against updated inflation data.
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Notice the "Note Template" dropdown in the center of the modal?.
You can pre-load your own custom checklists - like "Daily Review," "Pre-Market Prep," or "Psychology Check"-and apply them with a single click.
Instead of typing the same headers every day, simply hit "Apply" and fill in the blanks.
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