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Frequently confused terms: MFE and Best exit. Differences: MFE: Best PnL within the trade Best exit: Best PnL *AFTER* the trade MFE: Useful to optimize your stops Best exit: Useful to optimize your exits Use both to get the best out of your data in TradesViz trading journal
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Frequently confused terms: MFE and Best exit. Differences: MFE: Best PnL within the trade Best exit: Best PnL *AFTER* the trade MFE: Useful to optimize your stops Best exit: Useful to optimize your exits Use both to get the best out of your data in TradesViz trading journal
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That's an option chain simulated with FULL options data on $NVDA. The ONLY options sim online - on TradesViz. You can place spreads at mkt/lmt orders and watch the chart/chain sec-by-sec. This is how you practice options trading. Don't YOLO and quit. Practice and get better.
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Use TradesViz's equity curve to compare your performance against the benchmark of your choice! A basic feature that you'd think would be available in all journals? Nope... Again, multi-account management & equity curve tracking ONLY available on TradesViz trading journal!
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TradesViz has the largest auto-sync list among trading journals! ✅Setup sync connections -> Get your trades added to TradesViz and all stats/charts generated for you -> Take notes/add tags -> Practice/Simulate past trades -> Generate Ideas with screeners -> Trade better!
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$TSLA and $NVDA mostly dominate the top options flow list [image1]. What do you think about the $TSLA event? 👀🤖 Once you filter the top stocks OUT, things become much more interesting [image2] All on TradesViz for your reference! :D
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You learn better when you visualize your data in different ways. What works for one trader might not be easy to understand for another. It's all a matter of perspective. TradesViz gives you that freedom. Use it. Learn from the charts in pivot grid and make notes of it.
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You will only understand the meaning of the stats when you explore the data points that make up the stats. Using the same example, just 2-3 trades are skewing your 10-10:30 stat. How many other journals talk about this? Zero. 🙂 DYOR. Spend time YOUR analyzing data. [3/3]
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Loss at 10-10:30 = stop trading? Red on Friday overall = stop trading? NO! 🧐 We don't use AI for this, but check these insights: "Highest number of trades (26%) in 60 minutes were made during 09:30:00 and 10:30:00 and these trades account for about 15% of your profits" [2/3]
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Your journal's stats can deceive you if you aren't careful. We're seeing a lot of journals/similar tools frequently post one thing: time of day/week vs pnl. This is possibly one of the *least* useful metrics you can learn from, and also one of the most misleading. Why? [1/3]
