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New Feature: Behavioral Correlations Dashboard

Practice—Process Team·Product
November 8, 20244 min read

We're excited to announce the launch of our Behavioral Correlations dashboard—a new suite of analytics designed to uncover the relationships between your mental state and trading performance.

What's New

Decision Fatigue Analysis

Track how your performance changes throughout a trading session. Identify your optimal trading hours and when to step away.

Drawdown Behavior Tracking

See how your trading patterns change during losing streaks. Do you increase size? Trade more frequently? This metric catches destructive behaviors before they cause major damage.

Confidence Calibration

Compare your pre-trade conviction ratings with actual outcomes. Learn whether you're under or overconfident on different trade types.

Streak Effects

Understand how winning and losing streaks affect your subsequent trades. Many traders give back profits after big wins or compound losses after setbacks.

Emotional Cost Analysis

Quantify the P&L impact of trades taken in suboptimal emotional states. See exactly how much "tilt" costs you.

Fatigue & Wellness Correlations

Track sleep, exercise, and other wellness factors against your trading performance. The correlations may surprise you.

Getting Started

The Behavioral Correlations dashboard is available now for all Pro users: 1. Navigate to Analytics → Correlations 2. Complete the onboarding to enable tracking 3. Rate your state before each session

The more data you provide, the more accurate the correlations become. After 30 days of consistent tracking, you'll have insights that most traders never access.

Coming Soon

We're continuing to expand behavioral analytics with:

  • AI-powered pattern recognition
  • Personalized recommendations
  • Integration with wearable devices for automatic wellness tracking
  • This is just the beginning of data-driven trading psychology. We're excited to help you understand the mental side of your trading with the same rigor you apply to technical analysis.

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