Coming soon to TradesViz: Real-time note-taking + syncing!
Real-time journaling and analysis are very much possible!
Move on from the journals that are stuck in time. 🙅
Save your time and money. 💰
Switch to better solutions. 🧐
Give TradesViz a try! 😁
Losses happen.
It's part of every business and trading is very much one.
Times like these teach us how important money management is.
It takes a lot of time and experience to learn how NOT to lose the money than how to EARN money.
🚨 More New QoL features 🚨
1. Ability to add tags to your account (Check your global account settings)
2. Ability to pin the first few columns in any table (Check horizontal view)
These are all user-requested features!
#tradingjournal #TheStrat #Features
* Compare your trading systems regularly
* Focus on JUST what works for you
* Goal is to survive every day - consistency is king!
Your trading journal can do all of this for you.
Spend some time figuring out the root cause.
It can save you a lot of money
#trading #psychology
🚨 Chat improvement 🚨
Trades chart has been a unique feature of TradesViz that has allowed you to see all the trades you have made on a ticker in a single chart.
You can now view those trades on the TradingView chart!
Entries marked, annotations include PnL!
Check it out!
As always, there are a lot of misconceptions about the usage of data such as options flow when trading. 🧵
1. You can "follow" the "smart" money in real-time and just copy trades
No. You have no idea whether that large put/call sweep/whatever is hedged or not.
(1/n)
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Learning from your mistakes.
Sounds like a cliché?
Doesn't matter.
It's still the truth.
You can learn from the outcome of every decision you make when you are trading. Don't ignore it or throw it away.
One of the underutilized but highly useful features of TradesViz is the Grouped/Category compare chart
You can visualize nearly any stat versus any other stat to uncover hidden correlations in your trading behavior!
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Knowing when to "stop" is crucial.
What would one consider "losing"? 1 day? few days? a week? -$1000?
All of this is subjective.
One can also ease down and reduce their trading size.
Putting a halt/slamming the breaks depends highly on the intensity of the situation.
There could be a million reasons why you lose a trade. But how the real question is how do you stop making those losing trades?
Time, Size, Side, market conditions, indicators, etc.,
Sounds complex? It’s not.
Read more 👇
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