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What changed in the imported sample?
Compare performance, risk, timing, instrument, account, and available context to isolate the recorded difference.
Trade analysis software
Turn imported history into a closed review loop.
Trade analysis should end with a testable change, not another dashboard tab. TradeInsights connects import, reconciliation, finding, rule, and subsequent monitoring in one workflow.
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Direct answer
Trade analysis software should show what happened, which records support the result, what the data cannot establish, and how to review the next sample. TradeInsights is built around that closed loop rather than a static trade log.
Best fit: Traders who already have broker or platform records and want to convert repeated review into explicit rules and monitored behavior change.
Questions this workflow can answer
Start with a review question, then inspect the supporting sample.
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What evidence supports one finding?
Inspect the method, eligible sample, coverage label, limitations, and supporting records where available.
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Did the next sample follow the rule?
Preserve the finding as an explicit rule and continue monitoring instead of treating one retrospective review as complete.
Evidence used
Useful analysis starts with reconciled context.
- Supported CSV, broker, platform, exchange, and webhook workflows with source-specific coverage.
- Performance, risk, sequence, and duration calculations over eligible closed records.
- User-authored setups, tags, notes, screenshots, and account context when supplied.
- Findings and rules retained for comparison with subsequent imported activity.
Source and interpretation limits
Know what the data cannot prove.
- Reconcile counts, dates, realized P&L, fees, and account identity with the source statement.
- Manual records can support exploration but do not unlock the imported-evidence threshold.
- A rule remains a user decision; TradeInsights does not instruct or execute a live trade.
The shared review loop
Import. Inspect. Create a rule. Monitor.
These steps connect every TradeInsights analytics workflow. The market, account, or review question changes; the requirement for source-aware evidence does not.
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Import and reconcile
Confirm source, account, date range, fields, counts, and realized totals.
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Inspect one finding
Read the method, eligible sample, coverage label, evidence, and limitations.
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Create an explicit rule
Decide whether the historical evidence supports a measurable process change.
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Monitor the next sample
Compare subsequent activity with the rule without treating history as a prediction.
Questions / answers
Trade Analysis Software, clearly explained.
What is the difference between a trade tracker and trade analysis software?
A tracker records activity. Analysis software calculates and segments the history, exposes the evidence behind a finding, and helps compare later activity against an explicit review rule.
Can I analyze an existing CSV without starting over?
Yes, when the file follows a supported import workflow and contains the fields needed for the selected calculations. Always reconcile the imported result with the source export.
Does TradeInsights change my strategy automatically?
No. It presents historical measurements and review evidence. You decide whether a supported observation deserves a rule and how that rule applies to your process.
Continue the research
Make your trade history reviewable.
Import supported data, inspect one evidence-backed finding, create a rule, and monitor the next sample.
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