Behaviour Analysis

Daily discipline history and trade-level details

Last updated Aug 16, 20261 min read

What does Daily History help you review?

Discipline History displays daily score beside the user average, then makes trading days individually reviewable. Each day is marked successful or unsuccessful: successful means that day’s profit target was reached; unsuccessful means it was not reached. This status alone does not prove the quality of every decision made that day.

Daily summary

For each day, review trade count, profit percentage, profit or loss, and Discipline Score. Summary cards also show trading days, successful days, success rate, total trade count, total profit/loss, and average profit.

Open a day’s detail

  1. Open the day you want to review.
  2. Read that day’s profit target, balance, profit or loss, and Discipline Score.
  3. Review the score for each of the eight discipline factors to see which areas were followed or breached.
  4. In trade detail, review symbol, open/close time, profit or loss, and factor adherence/breaches.
  5. Compare the outcome with that trade’s Journal when it has been completed.

Use patterns carefully

Instead of relying on one day, review several days with different statuses. As trade history grows, it becomes more meaningful to explore the relationship between following principles and trade results. A relationship in the data does not prove cause; also consider sample size, market conditions, and capital changes.

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