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Options Command Center on TradesViz trading journal is becoming the most-used tool by professional options traders! 🚀 Completely replace your sheets and whatever tool you are using with ONE dashboard. No more jumping between spreadsheets for monthly bookkeeping and strategy risk. Here's an example of the monthly strategy summary 👇

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Experience a cleaner, faster way to review your macro performance metrics. 📊 The upgraded Overall Statistics UI completely reorganizes your core execution data. Instantly view your total trade counts, win ratios, and daily frequency at a glance. Track granular metrics like winning vs. losing volume to understand your sizing habits. Upgrade your analytical workflow and see the full picture of your trading edge. 💡

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Track your exact funded account rules with the Prop Firm Compliance dashboard. 📊 Automatically monitor your trailing drawdown floor and profit targets. Get instant visual alerts if you breach strict max drawdown limits. Map your current equity directly against your firm's specific compliance buffer. Protect your funded accounts and trade with confidence.

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Another pop in  $TVRD .. Will  $SNDK have another run up?... TradesViz trading journal's live screener results 👇

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Visualize your exact trade efficiency with detailed MFE/MAE scatter plots. 📊 Instantly see if you are leaving money on the table or taking too much heat. Expand any metric chart to inspect individual executions and price excursions. Compare your Maximum Favorable Excursion directly against realized PnL. Fine-tune your exits and optimize your risk management.

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Take your strategy testing further with the advanced Tags Analysis v2. 🧪 Use the Exclusion Simulator to instantly see how skipping specific setups impacts your edge. Select custom tags to automatically recompute your PnL, Win Rate, and Max Drawdown. Compare your original performance directly against the counterfactual equity curve. Discover exactly which setups are holding your portfolio back.

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$TDTH  $SOXS  $LUCY + more are in the morning gappers screener on TradesViz. Is your trading workflow still spread across 6 tools?... TradesViz can solve that 👇 Planning -> Screen -> LIve notetaking ->Auto-sync -> Analysis

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The July 7 stock screener highlighted renewed speculative momentum in small‑cap names, led by sustained volume surges and multi‑day breakouts.  $CRIT dominated across all categories, rising 33.6 percent while touching its upper Bollinger Band and gaining 49.5 percent over the last three sessions with an explosive 17,905 percent jump in volume. The stock also logged a 43.8 percent two‑day move, confirming strong accumulation and technical extension.  $ARRKF followed with a 15.7 percent advance despite a dip in volume, suggesting lighter but steady interest in resource and clean‑energy themes.  $ELIS and  $IVP posted modest gains of 3.9 and 1.3 percent with firm volume growth, keeping small tech and industrial flow active.  In the multi‑day momentum list,  $RSHGY,  $COII,  $BU, and  $XDNA all extended three consecutive green sessions, with  $BU and  $XDNA showing over 2.5 percent daily gains supported by increasing liquidity.  $SPAIF joined the week’s top‑momentum basket, rising 27.9 percent in two days with 13.3M shares traded.  The tone remains clearly risk‑on — strong price‑volume alignment and breakout patterns across micro‑caps such as  $CRIT and  $SPAIF show traders are leaning into short‑term momentum as early July trading accelerates.

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The July 7 options flow screen showed a decisive pickup in sweep‑buying across large‑cap tech and metals, with traders actively positioning into early‑Q3 momentum.  $TSLA led with a 43.25 percent jump in sweep trades over the past two sessions, totaling 25K contracts, confirming steady accumulation after a week of consolidating price action.  $AMD followed with a 40.6 percent increase as semiconductor flow stayed firm, while  $DELL posted the strongest relative move of the group with a 107.3 percent surge, extending its multi‑day strength.  $GOOG recorded an 83.1 percent jump in sweep volumes, underscoring broad interest across mega‑caps, and  $SLV alongside  $GLD saw 47.2 and 42.4 percent increases respectively, signaling renewed hedging and rotation into metals.  The  $TSLA chart showed typical intraday volatility yet strong recovery into the close, aligning with the underlying net positive premium flow.  Overall tone was constructive — sustained sweep buying in top tech names and metals suggested that institutions remain buyers on dips, maintaining a balanced yet risk‑on stance as early July trading momentum builds.

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The options flow for July 7 showed another session dominated by semiconductor flow, led by heavy activity in  $SNDK and  $MU.  $SNDK printed multiple large blocks, including a $120C split sell totaling 52M and a $960C sweep worth 20M, balanced by a matching $80C split buy for 8.8M. The mixed positioning showed active short‑term rotation rather than full risk reversal.  $MU continued its steady presence with $1050C and $1000C splits totaling more than 14M in premium, maintaining its spot as the most traded semiconductor name.  $STX joined the tape with a $1300C buy sweep valued at 13M, extending sector strength, while  $AMD showed a smaller but notable $630C sell sweep at 5.3M.  $MRVL and  $SMH both printed bullish splits of 6.5M and 5.2M respectively, confirming broader chip accumulation.  Outside semiconductors,  $DELL posted a $440P sell sweep worth 9.4M, and  $NBIS showed consistent $260P selling for 3M in total, reflecting mild profit taking after recent advances.  Overall tone pointed to controlled repositioning within tech. The day’s tape reflected disciplined management of semiconductor exposure with selective profit rotation and continued preference for long‑dated calls heading deeper into Q3.

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