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This one chart can tell you about the quality of your trading. Read about distribution charts. They matter. No other journal has this. TradesViz has all the right stats and metrics for you to excel.

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Ever built an option spread and wanted to *see exactly how it plays out* before entering the trade? 💡  The *Options Payoff Chart* in TradesViz lets you visualize profit and loss across multiple market scenarios. Add legs, tweak strikes, expiries, or underlying prices - and instantly see how your payoff curve shifts with time decay. Supports both US and Indian markets for full versatility.  It’s the smart way to test, compare, and understand your options strategies before risking a dollar.

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Ever wished you could just ask your trading data a question - and get a smart, instant answer? 🤖 The new AI Trade Chat in TradesViz does exactly that. Type any query - “How do I perform in the afternoon?”, “Which setups have the best win rate?”, “Where do I lose consistency?” - and get detailed, data‑driven insights straight from your own stats. It’s like having a trading analyst by your side, available 24/7 inside your journal. Ask your question in the AI Trade Chat on TradesViz and see how actionable your data really is 👇

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Are you looking at your trades and thinking - where exactly are my profits coming from? 📊 The Trade Analysis view in TradesViz breaks it down for you - price ranges, volume bands, win rates, and PnL all visualized side by side. Instantly see where you trade best, which ranges drag performance, and how your volume distribution links to profitability. It’s not just numbers - it’s your trading personality, quantified and visualized with precision.

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Know the difference! We make it clear on TradesViz. The words simulation, replay, and backtesting have been thrown around pretty much interchangeably for the last few years. Let's get this straight. Simulation: When you manually try an activity under the same conditions as the real activity. Backtesting: When a trading system (set of entry-exit rules for buying, and selling asset types) is tested on a large set of historical data, this is called backtesting. There is no manual intervention. Replay: When you simulate (automatically place trades) a trade you made in the past, it is called replay. Replay involves simulation. Next time you read a feature list of a pricing page of another journal, you'll know about the quality of "marketing".... 😑 ... The more you know!...

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Ever wanted a trading dashboard that actually feels like yours? ⚙️ The Dashboard in TradesViz is now 100% customizable - build your layout from scratch or start instantly with pre‑made templates. Add widgets for PnL charts, ratios, tables, or summaries, resize them freely, and design a workspace that fits your trading flow. It’s all your favorite insights, organized your way - clean, fast, and made to evolve with your strategy. Create your perfect dashboard in TradesViz and see your trades come alive 👇

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The options flow screener for December 10, 2025 shows multiple large cap and growth names with high divergence on the 30 minute timeframe over the past trading day, signaling potential short term shifts in momentum.  The list includes $AMD, $BABA, $BIDU, $CAT, $COIN, $CRWD, $GEV, $IBIT, $JPM, and $MSFT, covering a broad range of sectors from technology and finance to industrials and crypto related equities.  The chart for $BABA highlights a clear divergence pattern, with steady price improvement through intraday trading and rising volume near session highs. The activity suggests momentum building after recent consolidation, a typical sign of accumulation before potential continuation or reversal.  Overall, the December 10 screener points to mixed but active divergence signals among major tech, industrial, and financial names, emphasizing elevated trader focus on intraday momentum shifts.

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The options flow for December 10, 2025 shows steady institutional activity focused primarily on large cap tech names, with a balanced mix of buy and sell sweeps indicating active positioning ahead of the mid month macro events.  $GOOGL dominated the flow tape with multiple trades across various expirations, including a 25M call sell sweep at the 130 strike expiring March 2026 and an 18M call buy sweep at the 200 strike for June 2027. Several additional trades around the 300 strike expiring December 2026 showed consistent call buying between 5.5M and 5.8M in premium, confirming ongoing accumulation in longer dated options.  $NFLX followed closely with multiple transactions at the 120 strike for January and December expirations. The largest was a 6.6M put buy split, while another 6.8M sell indicated traders were actively rotating positions around key support levels.  $TSLA also attracted attention with a 5.7M put buy split at the 480 strike expiring December 2025, and a 5M call sell sweep at the 200 strike expiring January 2026, reflecting two sided activity as volatility remains elevated.  Other notable moves included $PLTR with a 5.2M call sell split at the 170 strike, $NVDA with a 4.8M call buy split at the 165 strike, and $AAPL with a 4.9M put buy sweep at the 275 strike expiring January 2026.

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The stock screener for December 10, 2025 shows strong upside momentum across multiple small and mid cap names, with several tickers posting massive single day and multi day price gains supported by record volume increases.  In the list of stocks with more than a 30 percent increase in price in the last day, $PYPY led with an explosive 390.2 percent rise to 42.55, followed by $TWG up 266.2 percent to 22.01. $ORKT and $WVE each gained more than 147 percent, while $CETX climbed 129.6 percent on a huge 128.9M trading volume. $WBUY and $WBUYD both rose more than 100 percent, with volume surging over 20,000 percent for each. Rounding out the group, $GPCR gained 102.5 percent, $BDRX rose 74.6 percent, and $CMCT advanced 73.1 percent, all supported by substantial increases in activity.  In the continuous higher highs and green for five days category, $TWG again led with a 283.4 percent jump on heavy volume, confirming strong multi day momentum. $KZIA followed with a 71.8 percent increase, and $NUTX rose 51.4 percent with consistent volume expansion. Other trending names included $GUTS up 42.9 percent, $RGC up 41.1 percent, $CVNX up 39.9 percent, and $SND up 38 percent. $TCRT, $PATH, and $VERA each added more than 35 percent, signaling broad based strength in smaller growth names.

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