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Psychology

Your behaviour leaves a statistical footprint.

Emotion shapes decisions, decisions shape execution, and execution shapes the result. TradeDrift connects the four, so the habits costing you money show up as numbers.

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Your trading patterns

Illustrative data

Last 90 days · 186 trades examined

  • Re-entry after a lossDetected

    In 9 of 14 losing trades you re-entered within 12 minutes

    −0.31R

  • Size escalationDetected

    Size rose 1.8× after a loss, against a 1.05× baseline

    −0.24R

  • OvertradingDetected

    4 days above your usual 3 entries a day

    −0.12R

  • Losers held longerDetected

    Losers held 1.6× as long as winners

    −0.09R

  • Unplanned tradesClear

    Stop or planned risk recorded on 94% of trades

  • Off-hours entriesClear

    All entries inside your usual trading hours

Tagged on this trade

  • Emotion · Revenge
  • Emotion · Rushed
  • Mistake · Oversized
  • Setup · ORB retest

What you get

  • Emotion and mistake tags

    Capture how you felt and what went wrong on each trade, with tags you define yourself.

  • Six patterns, detected for you

    Overtrading, revenge entries, size escalation, losers held longer, unplanned trades and off-hours entries.

  • Your baseline, not a rulebook

    Each pattern is judged against your own history — never a universal threshold that fits nobody.

  • What it cost

    Each finding shows how often it happened and the trades behind it, so you can see the evidence.

Emotion → decision → execution → result

A losing trade rarely starts at the chart. Tagging the emotion and the mistake as you journal lets TradeDrift line them up against how you sized, when you entered and how long you held.

Patterns you would not catch by eye

Re-entering minutes after a loss, doubling size to win it back, trading far more than your usual count, holding losers longer than winners — each is measured against what is normal for you.

  • Overtrading — days well above your usual number of entries
  • Revenge entry — a new trade shortly after a loss
  • Size escalation — larger positions after losses
  • Losers held longer — losing trades held longer than winners
  • Unplanned trades — no stop or planned risk recorded
  • Off-baseline hours — entries outside your usual trading hours

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Keep exploring

  • Trade Journal

    Every execution, plus the setup, plan, emotion and lesson behind it.

  • AI Coach

    Ask questions about your own trading, answered from computed figures.

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