Tools and answers for traders

What Time of Day Do I Trade Best?

Your results may differ a lot between Asian, European and US hours. Upload your trade history and see when you win, when you lose, and by how much.

Why Are My Losses Bigger Than My Wins?

If your average loss is bigger than your average win, a good win rate may not be enough. See the win rate you need and what your own trades show.

Why Do I Increase My Position Size After a Loss?

Sizing up right after a loss is a common way accounts get hurt. Upload your trade history to check whether your own size changes after losing trades.

Why Do I Keep Losing Money Trading?

Losing money trading rarely comes down to one thing. Upload your trade history to see whether size, timing, losses or one asset is behind your results.

Why Do I Overtrade?

Overtrading usually has a trigger. Upload your trade history to see whether you trade faster or bigger after losses, and when your activity jumps.

Losing Streak Analyzer

See how your trading changes after several losses in a row, and whether your biggest losses follow winning streaks. Upload your trade history and check.

Revenge Trading Analyzer

See whether you trade faster, bigger or worse after a loss. Upload your trade history and get a revenge trading check based on your own numbers.

Trading Performance Analyzer

Upload your crypto trade history and get your win rate, profit factor, drawdown and average win and loss, plus any behavioral patterns found in your trades.

Break-Even Win Rate Calculator

Enter your average win and average loss to see the win rate you need to break even. Add your own win rate to see your average result per trade.

Drawdown Recovery Calculator

Find out how much you must gain to recover from a trading drawdown. A 50% loss needs a 100% gain. Enter your drawdown and see the exact number.

Crypto Position Size Calculator

Work out how many units to buy or sell so a stop-loss hit costs the amount you chose. Enter balance, risk percentage, entry and stop-loss.

Risk Reward Ratio Calculator

Enter entry, stop-loss and take-profit to get your reward-to-risk ratio and the win rate needed to break even. Add your win rate to see expectancy.