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These are features that apply to every trader, no matter the market or style of trading. Tracking your psychology doesn't have to be complicated. It just has to be consistent. That's why we built a simple guide for you.
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Start here -> tradesviz.com/trading-psycho… This tells you A-Z on how to handle trading psychology tracking, analysis and more in the most practical way. No fluff. Just based on simple science.
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You too can have this level of clarity of when to trade what, if you spend 5 minutes on TradesViz's pivot grid. With improved AI systems, you can even take this data and do your own analysis... 🤓 This data lab👇 or outdated/overpriced/"vibe" apps?... 😁 Pick your partner!
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You captured the crumbs. You missed the meal. The MFE (Maximum Favorable Excursion) scatter plot tells you exactly how much profit was available at the peak versus what you actually booked. If your PnL is sitting at the bottom while your MFE is at the top, you aren't managing the trade. You are choking it. Stop taking profits to relieve anxiety. Start capturing the full move.
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⏫ Upgrades launched for all AI systems on TradesViz! Check your AI notes, AI Q&A, and AI insights - you will get even better insights that are readily actionable. More *useful* integrations coming to TradesViz soon! Got Suggestions?... Let us know! 👇
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Does your PnL look like a staircase or a seismograph? Consistency is boring. Chaos is exciting. And chaos destroys accounts. The Week View filters out the daily noise to reveal the true stability of your system. If your weekly chart looks this jagged, you don't have an edge. You have luck. Flatten the curve.
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Stop trading through a keyhole. You look at the 1-minute chart and think you see a reversal. The Daily chart screams "continuation." You missed it because you were too lazy to switch tabs. Tunnel vision kills more traders than bad strategy. The NEW Multi-Chart Grid forces you to expand your awareness. View the 1m, 5m, 15m, and Daily timeframes simultaneously on a single screen. If your trade doesn't make sense on all four, it doesn't make sense at all.
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The February 17 technical screener reflected broad momentum continuation across multiple sectors, led by sharp follow‑through in high‑beta growth and solid trend extension in cyclicals. In the continuous higher highs and green for five days group, FSLY led with a 113 percent surge supported by a 1,499 percent jump in volume, signaling heavy accumulation in mid‑cap tech. NKTR followed with a 93.8 percent rise and a 445 percent increase in trading activity, while EMAT and ESOA gained 61.5 and 50.8 percent respectively on rising participation. LUXE and FIEE added consistent 35–40 percent gains, maintaining orderly inflows, and MGA showed a 27 percent advance with volume up 510 percent, reinforcing institutional interest in industrials. The stocks in an upward trend for five days group showed similar persistence. SUNE jumped 93 percent with a 293 percent rise in volume, and VAL added 53.8 percent alongside a near‑doubling in turnover. LUXE reappeared on this list, confirming extended momentum, while EPOW and LMRI both registered 30‑plus percent climbs with steady liquidity. Overall, the screener pointed to widening market breadth, with both growth and value segments sustaining buying pressure — a constructive signal for trend traders heading through mid‑February.
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The options flow for the previous week showed consistent institutional activity across energy, semiconductors, and logistics, with large sweeps setting the tone for mid‑February. XOM led the list with heavy call buying at the 145 strike expiring April 2026, totaling 5.8 million in premium for 6,000 contracts — a strong directional position in the energy sector. UPS followed with several consecutive call sell sweeps on the 85 strike for June 2026 expirations around 5.6 million each, pointing to systematic premium selling in transport and delivery. Semiconductors remained active, with MU posting multiple call buys and sells between 420 and 580 strikes across December and June 2026 maturities, showing a balanced mix of profit‑taking and accumulation. NVDA populated the mid‑range activity with buy and sell sweeps across 180 to 210 strikes, carrying premiums between 2 and 3.5 million each, reflecting volatility hedging before earnings. ASML appeared three separate times with long‑dated 2028 calls between 1,080 and 1,120 strikes, each near 2 million, confirming quiet long‑term accumulation in advanced lithography. TSLA, MSFT, and MSTR added smaller but notable trades, indicating selective positioning in growth and tech. Overall, the tape showed disciplined, high‑notional positioning rather than speculative momentum, with energy and semiconductors driving most of the week’s premium volume and maintaining steady institutional engagement.
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The February 17 options flow screener showed strong two‑day accumulation across major tech and crypto‑linked names, signaling continued speculative interest and sector rotation into semi and blockchain themes. NVDA led overall flow volume with a 10.9 percent rise in split‑side buy trades, reflecting steady institutional activity ahead of its next catalyst. SNDK and COIN followed with 73.8 and 78.1 percent increases respectively, supported by consistent trade pacing across sessions. IBIT and AVGO added moderate but persistent inflows, up 17.2 and 3.0 percent. RIVN and AMAT printed significant jumps at 695 and 135 percent, confirming revived short‑term positioning within EV and semiconductor manufacturing. MSTR and MARA stood out for extreme retail‑to‑institutional cross activity, with MARA posting an exceptional 13,800 percent surge in trade count as Bitcoin‑sensitive exposure spiked. BABA rounded out the list at 226 percent, aided by renewed volume dynamics from China‑related buying interest. The NVDA chart reflected fluctuating intraday momentum but a stable underlying uptrend, supporting the flow buildup. Overall, the screen pointed to broad risk appetite across high‑beta tech and crypto names, highlighting near‑term bullish sentiment heading into the second half of February.
