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Look at this powerful AI insight from TradesViz: "You have a positive Avg. Profit/Loss when you hold your winning trades for an average of 42 mins 11 seconds."
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Do you know the exact time you should be holding your winners? 👇
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Learn from every journey your trade takes you.
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Seeing a green PnL on a closed trade is great, but it hides the emotional and financial pain you might have endured to get there.
The Trades Drawdown View exposes exactly how much heat your positions take while open.
By mapping your minute-by-minute running PnL against your entry point, you can instantly see if a trade spent 80% of its duration deep in the red before finally crawling back to break-even.
Stop calling lucky escapes "good trades." 🛑
Track your actual pain threshold. 📉—
Did you sell too early, or hold too long? 📉
The Best Exit Analysis dashboard shows you the absolute mathematical truth about your timing.
It directly maps your actual exits against the theoretical "Best Exit PnL" for every single setup.
Instantly see if you are chronically leaving money on the table on specific days of the week, or if you consistently cut your winners short based on trade duration.
Stop leaving capital behind. 🛑
Nail the exit. 🎯
Did your setup actually fail, or did you just get chopped up by an unexpected macro data drop? 📰
Trading in a vacuum is dangerous. The Day Explore dashboard gives you the complete context of any specific trading session.
Instantly cross-reference your personal daily PnL and journal notes directly against a comprehensive timeline of that exact day's Economic Events, Earnings releases, and IPOs.
Stop wondering why the market suddenly reversed on your position. 🛑
Context is everything. 🌍
Every second you spend toggling between tabs is a second you are losing your edge. ⏱️
The market moves too fast for a fragmented setup.
We are thrilled to introduce the Real-Time Stock Screener.
TradesViz is officially the world's first trading journal to integrate a full-featured, live screener directly into your daily workflow.
Unify your command center. Build highly specific custom scans using combined logic across 14 distinct strategies, instantly pull up live multi-timeframe charts, and seamlessly tie your market hunting directly into your journal entries.
Stop paying for a separate scanning subscription. 🛑
Scan, chart, and journal in one seamless dashboard. ⚡
Are you leaving money on the table, or taking on way too much heat? 🔥
MFE and MAE are the ultimate truth-tellers for your trade management.
The MFE/MAE dashboard uses interactive scatter plots to expose exactly how far your trades move in your favor-or against you, while they are open.
Instantly see if you are consistently choking out winning trades too early (high MFE, low realized PnL) or sitting through massive drawdowns just to scratch a trade (high MAE).
Stop guessing if your stop losses and profit targets are optimal. 🛑
Let the scatter plots dictate your exits. 🎯
The April 13, 2026 stock screener highlighted powerful momentum continuation and volume‑confirmed breakouts across multiple small‑ and mid‑cap names, underscoring strong risk appetite as Q2 progresses.
In the **Five‑Day / Continuous Higher Highs** group, $MGRT (+296%) and $VDTA (+142%) led with outsized strength, supported by $AGL and $MOBQ ( both +103%) showing persistent buying after multi‑session consolidation. $RYDE (+87%) and $PDSB (+77%) demonstrated exceptional volume surges (+337% and +1,104%), signaling fresh accumulation pressure. $CAR (+75%) and $HUTG (+74%) rounded out the list with steadiest liquidity among leaders.
The **Breakout with Volume Increase** basket further confirmed breadth extension. $BBGI (+225%, +53,680% volume) and $AFJK (+167%, +129,986% volume) stood out as explosive moves from low‑base setups. Names like $CLIK, $ZNTL, and $OTH all showed multi‑thousand‑percent volume increases — classic signatures of new breakout momentum.
Overall, the April 13 tape reflected a decisive risk‑on shift — momentum breadth, volume confirmation, and technical resilience point to extended strength as traders sustain rotation into emerging growth leaders.
The April 13 options flow screener highlighted a decisive pickup in sweep‑buying across semiconductors and AI‑linked tech, confirming renewed short‑term accumulation in high‑beta names.
$NVDA (+105%) and $SMH (+335%) led the surge with broad institutional interest driving large multi‑leg sweeps through the complex, while $AMD (+74%) and $MRVL (+155%) added further confirmation of rotational strength within the semiconductor space. $PLTR (+44%) and $CRWV (+73%) saw heightened activity as AI and data infrastructure flows continued to build.
Energy ($XLE +260%) and small‑cap tech ($NBIS +71%) joined the broader move, showing risk was spread across sectors rather than concentrated in one theme. The $PLTR chart reinforced the trend — steady volume and aggressive early‑session buying signaled tactical accumulation after a brief pullback.
Overall, the April 13 tape reflected a re‑accelerating risk tone — semiconductors and AI leaders dominated the sweep buy lists, suggesting institutional desks are leaning back into growth exposure as Q2 momentum expands.
The April 13 options flow showed concentrated high‑value sweeps across large‑cap tech and semiconductors, reflecting active but balanced positioning into mid‑April.
$MSTR led the board with a $97M call sell sweep (Jun 2026 $130) and a $15M buy sweep (Apr 2026 $135), indicating two‑way activity as traders managed exposure after recent strength. $META appeared repeatedly across $430–$665 strikes with both buy and sell sweeps of $11–16M, showing rotation within high‑liquidity tech.
Semiconductors remained busy: $SNDK posted $32M and $8M sweeps, while $MU printed several $9–10M splits around $300–$490 strikes, confirming continued sector demand. $NVDA and $MSFT added balanced activity ($9–8M each) in longer‑dated contracts, serving as core anchors for tech flow. Selective hedging appeared in $NOW and $RVMD puts ($1.6M, $7.7M).
Overall, the April 13 tape showed structured institutional activity — sizeable premium concentration in tech and semiconductors underpinned by tactical hedging rather than broad risk‑off sentiment, keeping Q2 momentum intact.