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What you did, next to what you planned.

Review is where the two loops meet. The trade comes back with its verdict, and the day and the week show you where your trading left the plan.

Example with illustrative data

One trade through the Review stage

  1. The trade arrives with its verdict. Modified, 0.0R. The Journal keeps the verdict EdgeBook stored at save, next to the rest of your week.
  2. What you planned, next to what you did. Entry, stop and target as planned and as executed. Then the chart of the trade itself, with the screenshots you added.
  3. The evening asks why. Your day in numbers. Then questions about the trades that left the plan: the entry, the risk, the management. Coming
  4. Five days, one picture. Total R, average R per classified trade, and the match mix: what each verdict earned you.
  5. Where the week leaked, layer by layer. Opportunity, decision, entry, risk, management, process. There is no score, only evidence. Coming
  6. The week ends with what to change. Keep what worked, stop what cost you, test what you are unsure of. Each one goes somewhere. Coming
  7. What repeats becomes a pattern. One week is evidence. The same lesson three weeks in a row is a pattern, and that is where Learn takes over.
Four places, one trade

Each one looks from a different distance.

Journal

Every trade with its verdict, planned R next to actual R, and your notes. Open a trade to see entry, stop and target as planned and as executed, with your chart, screenshots and its own trade review.

Daily Debrief

The day in numbers: trades, net R and the match mix, beside the week's focus, with your notes and the day's trades. Next: questions about the trades that left the plan, and about the opportunity you were watching but did not take. Coming

Weekly Review

Total R, average R per classified trade and the match mix. The evidence map shows where the week leaked, and Keep, stop, test sends each lesson on: into the next plan, a Playbook change, a Behavior Contract or the Research Lab.

Performance

Net R, cumulative R and P&L, drawdown from the peak, and what each verdict and each setup earned you over time.

Why you can trust the review

Evidence, not a score.

The verdict is read, never redone.

Every screen shows the verdict stored when you saved the trade. A good week does not turn a Modified trade into an Exact one.

Unknown stays unknown.

A trade without enough evidence is shown as unclassified, and a missing value is never shown as zero.

A skipped question is not an answer.

Dismissing a Debrief question never counts as answering it. Coming

A finished review stays finished.

Once you submit a Weekly Review, changes are added as a new revision. What you concluded that week stays readable.

Straight answers

The Review stage today.

Live now

  • Journal with planned next to executedReview
  • Daily Debrief: the day in numbers and your notesReview
  • Weekly Review: the week in R and next week's focusReview
  • Performance: Net R and cumulative P&LReview

Planned, coming soon

  • Debrief questions, including opportunities you did not takeReview
  • Evidence map and Keep, stop, testReview
  • Trade review per tradeReview
  • Linking skipped opportunities to later tradesReview
The evidence moves on

Reviewed. Now look for what repeats.

STAGE 4 OF 5

Learn

What this trade has in common with your other trades.

Open the Learn page
STAGE 5 OF 5

Refine

Behavior Contracts and carrying the lesson into the next plan.

Page coming soon