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What is running pnl analysis? Realized PnL is a photo of the finish line. 🏁 Running PnL is the movie of the entire race. 🎥 Your PnL tells you how much you made. Running PnL tells you what you went through to make it. Did you endure a 50% drawdown to make $10? Were you up $500 for an hour before closing for $50? Running PnL records the highs, the lows, and the stress in between. Stop judging trades by the outcome. Judge them by the journey. Only TradesViz can show you the breakdown of such metrics and insights...

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How often do you review a setup and wonder if your stops or targets are really getting the job done?  The Stop Loss - Profit Target Simulator in TradesViz gives you a direct way to test that. Move the sliders, pick different offsets, and see your PnL, win rate, and drawdowns shift right before your eyes. It’s clear, fast, and built for traders who like to experiment with precision.  A few quick simulations can reveal more about your strategy than weeks of guessing.  Try the Stop Loss - Profit Target Simulator in TradesViz and dial in what truly works 👇

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Ever wanted to see your trading performance summed up in one clean snapshot? 📊  The Overall Statistics view in TradesViz gives you a full summary of your totals, averages, and returns across any time period. From profit and loss to account value, deposits, and per‑trade metrics, every number you need to understand your edge is right in front of you.  It’s a clear, data‑driven overview that turns daily results into long‑term insight.  Open your Overall Statistics dashboard in TradesViz and see the complete picture of your trading journey 👇

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Your PnL -> tip of the iceberg. 🧊 Beneath the surface lies the data that actually determines your success: ✅ Mental state (Qualitative Data) ✅ Execution info (Attributes) ✅ Market context (Conditions) If you aren't tracking the bottom of the iceberg, you're bound to crash.

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The gap between TradesViz and "the rest" isn't just a gap anymore. It’s a canyon. 📉 While other platforms haven't updated their core features in years, we are shipping tools that change how you interact with data. The Holy Trinity of Analysis: AI Query: Ask plain English questions. 🗣️ Smart Grids: Slice the data instantly. 🔪 Dynamic Charts: Visualize the answer immediately. 📊 If your journal feels static, it's because it's obsolete.

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The new options command center shows all, tells all. If you are trading options, you need this. Greeks, CSP stats, payoff of your positions, capital reserved, expiry dates - ALL in a single dashboard :) This is the newest options feature on TradesViz: Options command center📳

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Year-end review tip: Year/Heatmap view of your PnL for the entire year. Head over to TradesViz > Import your data Check Calendars > Year view Tip: Click on any month -> Goes to Month view Click on any cell/day -> Goes to day view This takes 60 secs. What's your best month?

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Spend a few hours this weekend crafting the dashboard that can help you review and summarize your trades this year. Every trader does summaries differently. Different styles, different needs, different metrics to evaluate. TradesViz can accommodate ALL of this 👇

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Trading on multiple timeframes and/or stocks is a difficult skill to master. 😵‍💫 ⚡️ Skill: how fast you can process information and react to it. Simulation and journaling tools, like

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Amateurs want "Easy". Professionals want Effective. You can't analyze complex market behavior with a "simple" tool that hides 90% of the data. You don't need a simpler platform. You need a more powerful one. Capability is the only path to consistency.

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