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Complex analysis of trading operations and results will become accessible and understandable
Focuses on your trading strategy and highlights violations of it. You will be able to enter your parameters and visually see in which trades you deviated from them and what it resulted in
Shows whether you are correctly determining the entry point and market direction on the history of your trades. It helps you to find the right Risk Reward (RR) variant and form an optimal strategy
Shows the total result for each trade with the main parameters for analysis. Trades can be filtered by: symbol, date, profitability, direction and period
Do you have precisely defined parameters for entering a position?
Do you observe them? Which ones are working and non-working?
What is your stop loss limit? How much did you overpay if you exceeded this limit?
Which asset have you made the most money on?
Do you have an open position volume limit? Do you know how many times you have violated it?
Do you understand exactly what your problem is: gaps in education or risk management and discipline violations?
If you don't know any of the answers - Finoscope can help you. It will allow you to move faster towards your goals and add more systematization, awareness and discipline to your trading. It's completely free for now
Do you have precisely defined parameters for entering a position?
Do you observe them? Which ones are working and non-working?
What is your stop loss limit? How much did you overpay if you exceeded this limit?
Which asset have you made the most money on?
Do you have an open position volume limit? Do you know how many times you have violated it?
Do you understand exactly what your problem is: gaps in education or risk management and discipline violations?
If you don't know any of the answers - Finoscope can help you. It will allow you to move faster towards your goals and add more systematization, awareness and discipline to your trading. It's completely free for now
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Fact: Realize your current financial result
Clearly see and understand how you trade and can evaluate the results
Hi crypto anarchists!
If you don’t have an investment strategy written down, it means you’re simply dreaming and relying on luck. Let’s take a simple example:
In any job, you follow a step-by-step algorithm to achieve results, whether it’s advancing in your career, selling goods, or providing services. Each of us has indicators that drive improvement. They weren’t invented for no reason. Now imagine if you just dreamed or relied on luck. “I dream that he will buy something from me,” “I dream of becoming a director,” “I think this year I’ll be lucky and get a big bonus.” The chances of success are minimal. You need to get up, write down sequential steps, engage your mind, and take action.
Investments are no exception. You must have at least minimal rules and a strategy. For example:
Long-term/Medium-term investments:
1. Product or service sector:
- The value or need it provides to society or the state
- Future prospects.
- Technologies.
2. Fundamental analysis:
- Financial indicators.
- Capitalization.
- Scaling.
- Crisis factors.
- Risks.
3. When to buy and sell:
- Buy now or during a dip.
- Can you buy more during a dip, or is the company heading for bankruptcy?
- Sell after 5 years or upon reaching a 20% profit.
- What to do with losses.
- High-risk or lower-risk investments.
- Profit generation or wealth preservation for retirement.
And much more.
Short-term investments:
1. Asset selection parameters: Capitalization,
Project updates, Volatility, Correlation with BTC or S&P, etc.
2. Entry and exit parameters: RSI, Support/resistance levels, Downtrend/uptrend, Moving averages, Candlestick patterns, Cluster analysis, Abnormal purchases, and more.
3. Working deposit: All-in or limited.
4. Rules for using leverage.
5. Technical analysis or Smart Money.
6. Risk-reward ratio.Stop-loss and take-profit rules.
7. Trading time and days.
And much more.
All of this can be summarized in three theses: risk management, money management, and strategy.
Don’t treat investments as a walk in the park. Don’t rely on luck or advice from YouTube without understanding the fundamentals. Write down at least a minimal strategy on paper and keep it visible. Use it consistently and constantly educate yourself. Only then will you achieve success.
In the following articles, we will delve into all of the above in detail.
Wishing you profits and positivity! I would appreciate your comments.
If you don’t have an investment strategy written down, it means you’re simply dreaming and relying on luck. Let’s take a simple example:
In any job, you follow a step-by-step algorithm to achieve results, whether it’s advancing in your career, selling goods, or providing services. Each of us has indicators that drive improvement. They weren’t invented for no reason. Now imagine if you just dreamed or relied on luck. “I dream that he will buy something from me,” “I dream of becoming a director,” “I think this year I’ll be lucky and get a big bonus.” The chances of success are minimal. You need to get up, write down sequential steps, engage your mind, and take action.
Investments are no exception. You must have at least minimal rules and a strategy. For example:
Long-term/Medium-term investments:
1. Product or service sector:
- The value or need it provides to society or the state
- Future prospects.
- Technologies.
2. Fundamental analysis:
- Financial indicators.
- Capitalization.
- Scaling.
- Crisis factors.
- Risks.
3. When to buy and sell:
- Buy now or during a dip.
- Can you buy more during a dip, or is the company heading for bankruptcy?
- Sell after 5 years or upon reaching a 20% profit.
- What to do with losses.
- High-risk or lower-risk investments.
- Profit generation or wealth preservation for retirement.
And much more.
Short-term investments:
1. Asset selection parameters: Capitalization,
Project updates, Volatility, Correlation with BTC or S&P, etc.
2. Entry and exit parameters: RSI, Support/resistance levels, Downtrend/uptrend, Moving averages, Candlestick patterns, Cluster analysis, Abnormal purchases, and more.
3. Working deposit: All-in or limited.
4. Rules for using leverage.
5. Technical analysis or Smart Money.
6. Risk-reward ratio.Stop-loss and take-profit rules.
7. Trading time and days.
And much more.
All of this can be summarized in three theses: risk management, money management, and strategy.
Don’t treat investments as a walk in the park. Don’t rely on luck or advice from YouTube without understanding the fundamentals. Write down at least a minimal strategy on paper and keep it visible. Use it consistently and constantly educate yourself. Only then will you achieve success.
In the following articles, we will delve into all of the above in detail.
Wishing you profits and positivity! I would appreciate your comments.
Objective: manage the situation and form the best strategy
Focus on the most important mistake, set a goal, and watch your progress
Hi crypto anarchists!
If you don’t have an investment strategy written down, it means you’re simply dreaming and relying on luck. Let’s take a simple example:
In any job, you follow a step-by-step algorithm to achieve results, whether it’s advancing in your career, selling goods, or providing services. Each of us has indicators that drive improvement. They weren’t invented for no reason. Now imagine if you just dreamed or relied on luck. “I dream that he will buy something from me,” “I dream of becoming a director,” “I think this year I’ll be lucky and get a big bonus.” The chances of success are minimal. You need to get up, write down sequential steps, engage your mind, and take action.
Investments are no exception. You must have at least minimal rules and a strategy. For example:
Long-term/Medium-term investments:
1. Product or service sector:
- The value or need it provides to society or the state
- Future prospects.
- Technologies.
2. Fundamental analysis:
- Financial indicators.
- Capitalization.
- Scaling.
- Crisis factors.
- Risks.
3. When to buy and sell:
- Buy now or during a dip.
- Can you buy more during a dip, or is the company heading for bankruptcy?
- Sell after 5 years or upon reaching a 20% profit.
- What to do with losses.
- High-risk or lower-risk investments.
- Profit generation or wealth preservation for retirement.
And much more.
Short-term investments:
1. Asset selection parameters: Capitalization,
Project updates, Volatility, Correlation with BTC or S&P, etc.
2. Entry and exit parameters: RSI, Support/resistance levels, Downtrend/uptrend, Moving averages, Candlestick patterns, Cluster analysis, Abnormal purchases, and more.
3. Working deposit: All-in or limited.
4. Rules for using leverage.
5. Technical analysis or Smart Money.
6. Risk-reward ratio.Stop-loss and take-profit rules.
7. Trading time and days.
And much more.
All of this can be summarized in three theses: risk management, money management, and strategy.
Don’t treat investments as a walk in the park. Don’t rely on luck or advice from YouTube without understanding the fundamentals. Write down at least a minimal strategy on paper and keep it visible. Use it consistently and constantly educate yourself. Only then will you achieve success.
In the following articles, we will delve into all of the above in detail.
Wishing you profits and positivity! I would appreciate your comments.
Track changes and make your trading strategy better
Hi crypto anarchists!
If you don’t have an investment strategy written down, it means you’re simply dreaming and relying on luck. Let’s take a simple example:
In any job, you follow a step-by-step algorithm to achieve results, whether it’s advancing in your career, selling goods, or providing services. Each of us has indicators that drive improvement. They weren’t invented for no reason. Now imagine if you just dreamed or relied on luck. “I dream that he will buy something from me,” “I dream of becoming a director,” “I think this year I’ll be lucky and get a big bonus.” The chances of success are minimal. You need to get up, write down sequential steps, engage your mind, and take action.
Investments are no exception. You must have at least minimal rules and a strategy. For example:
Long-term/Medium-term investments:
1. Product or service sector:
- The value or need it provides to society or the state
- Future prospects.
- Technologies.
2. Fundamental analysis:
- Financial indicators.
- Capitalization.
- Scaling.
- Crisis factors.
- Risks.
3. When to buy and sell:
- Buy now or during a dip.
- Can you buy more during a dip, or is the company heading for bankruptcy?
- Sell after 5 years or upon reaching a 20% profit.
- What to do with losses.
- High-risk or lower-risk investments.
- Profit generation or wealth preservation for retirement.
And much more.
Short-term investments:
1. Asset selection parameters: Capitalization,
Project updates, Volatility, Correlation with BTC or S&P, etc.
2. Entry and exit parameters: RSI, Support/resistance levels, Downtrend/uptrend, Moving averages, Candlestick patterns, Cluster analysis, Abnormal purchases, and more.
3. Working deposit: All-in or limited.
4. Rules for using leverage.
5. Technical analysis or Smart Money.
6. Risk-reward ratio.Stop-loss and take-profit rules.
7. Trading time and days.
And much more.
All of this can be summarized in three theses: risk management, money management, and strategy.
Don’t treat investments as a walk in the park. Don’t rely on luck or advice from YouTube without understanding the fundamentals. Write down at least a minimal strategy on paper and keep it visible. Use it consistently and constantly educate yourself. Only then will you achieve success.
In the following articles, we will delve into all of the above in detail.
Wishing you profits and positivity! I would appreciate your comments.
If you don’t have an investment strategy written down, it means you’re simply dreaming and relying on luck. Let’s take a simple example:
In any job, you follow a step-by-step algorithm to achieve results, whether it’s advancing in your career, selling goods, or providing services. Each of us has indicators that drive improvement. They weren’t invented for no reason. Now imagine if you just dreamed or relied on luck. “I dream that he will buy something from me,” “I dream of becoming a director,” “I think this year I’ll be lucky and get a big bonus.” The chances of success are minimal. You need to get up, write down sequential steps, engage your mind, and take action.
Investments are no exception. You must have at least minimal rules and a strategy. For example:
Long-term/Medium-term investments:
1. Product or service sector:
- The value or need it provides to society or the state
- Future prospects.
- Technologies.
2. Fundamental analysis:
- Financial indicators.
- Capitalization.
- Scaling.
- Crisis factors.
- Risks.
3. When to buy and sell:
- Buy now or during a dip.
- Can you buy more during a dip, or is the company heading for bankruptcy?
- Sell after 5 years or upon reaching a 20% profit.
- What to do with losses.
- High-risk or lower-risk investments.
- Profit generation or wealth preservation for retirement.
And much more.
Short-term investments:
1. Asset selection parameters: Capitalization,
Project updates, Volatility, Correlation with BTC or S&P, etc.
2. Entry and exit parameters: RSI, Support/resistance levels, Downtrend/uptrend, Moving averages, Candlestick patterns, Cluster analysis, Abnormal purchases, and more.
3. Working deposit: All-in or limited.
4. Rules for using leverage.
5. Technical analysis or Smart Money.
6. Risk-reward ratio.Stop-loss and take-profit rules.
7. Trading time and days.
And much more.
All of this can be summarized in three theses: risk management, money management, and strategy.
Don’t treat investments as a walk in the park. Don’t rely on luck or advice from YouTube without understanding the fundamentals. Write down at least a minimal strategy on paper and keep it visible. Use it consistently and constantly educate yourself. Only then will you achieve success.
In the following articles, we will delve into all of the above in detail.
Wishing you profits and positivity! I would appreciate your comments.
