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With AI chat/tools, information retrieval is easier than ever. However, it should not be a replacement for thinking and learning. Don't be quick to always reach for LLM to get right to the answer. Oftentimes, the path and the process are more useful than the end result...
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Tracking PnL is one thing — tracking your equity curve is the bigger picture. This chart in the Summaries > Equity Curve section of TradesViz gives you a full, time-based view of your trading journey — including deposits, withdrawals, and dividend impact. Green zones show growth. Red highlights drawdowns. Simple, clear, and real. It's not just about the number at the end — it’s how you got there.
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Are you really exiting where you should be? The Exit Analysis view in TradesViz gives you clear, side-by-side comparisons of your actual exits vs the best possible exits — across key dimensions like price range, volume, time of day, and duration. Charts like these help you spot the gaps — when you exited too early, held too long, or missed your most efficient window. It’s not about being perfect — it’s about noticing the patterns and adjusting smarter next time.
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Got a trading goal you want to achieve? 1. Be specific about it 2. Break it down 3. Record progress 4. DYOR 5. Focus on process 6. Setbacks are stepping stones Cliché? Sure, but still true, and it does work :)
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One question to ponder upon this weekend: Do you use the ATR indicator (average trading range) as a way to determine stops? Or do you use it for something else? If so, learn about how it affects your trading performance on TradesViz's market stats👇 Don't know about ATR? Please learn! It's useful :)
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📅 Zoom into Your Trading Day with Calendar – Day View Ever wonder how your day really played out beyond just PnL? The Day View in TradesViz gives you a full breakdown — trades logged, visualized, and stacked side by side with performance data. See patterns across time, analyze sessions in detail, and catch what you might've missed in the moment. One screen, everything you need to review, learn, and improve. It’s your entire trading day — visualized, analyzed, optimized.
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🎯 It’s Simulation Saturday — time to sharpen those skills Whether you're testing a new setup or reviewing a past session, the Trading Simulator in TradesViz lets you place real-time paper trades on historical data — second by second, trade by trade. Replay market conditions, fine-tune your entries and exits, and see how your ideas hold up without risking a dime. Perfect for practice. Even better for building real confidence. Ready to try it on your own data?
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Ever wonder what your trading really looks like—beyond just wins and losses? The Overall Statistics page in TradesViz pulls everything together. From total profit/loss and average PnL per trade, to yearly breakdowns, dividend income, and even best vs worst trades — it’s all in one place, fully calculated, fully visualized. Whether you want to track consistency, spot red flags, or just understand how your approach has evolved over time—this is where you start seeing the full picture.
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Wouldn’t it be great to have all the recent market standouts in one place? This is exactly what the Daily Stock Screener in TradesViz gives you — sorted and categorized for quick analysis. From 3-day streaks of higher highs to 14-day uptrends, volume surges, breakout setups, Bollinger Band touchpoints, and more — it’s all laid out for easier scanning and better decisions. And if you're looking for even more flexibility and detail, check out @ezstockscreener — same team, extended power. Smart scans make for sharper trades. Take a minute and explore.
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Everything you need for serious trade tracking — all in one place. ✅ TradesViz isn’t just a journal. It’s a full trading workspace. You’ve got trade simulations, risk analysis, AI summaries, performance charts, options flow, backtesting, and more — all working together, not scattered across tabs. And the best part? You can build your dashboard your way. Set it up once. Log your trades. Start uncovering the patterns behind your best (and worst) decisions. This is how you go from keeping records… to actually learning from them. 🚀
