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A Smarter Alternative to Tradervue Why pay $49 for basic journaling? TraderSync gives you a full AI-powered trading suite, advanced analytics, and market replay—for just $29. Start Free Trial See Full Comparison ADVANTAGES What TraderSync Does That Tradervue Can’t While Tradervue is focused on journaling, TraderSync goes beyond—combining AI, analytics, and performance tools into one […]
A Smarter Alternative to Tradervue Why pay $49 for basic journaling? TraderSync gives you a full AI-powered trading suite, advanced analytics, and market replay—for just $29. Start Free Trial See Full Comparison ADVANTAGES What TraderSync Does That Tradervue Can’t While Tradervue is focused on journaling, TraderSync goes beyond—combining AI, analytics, and performance tools into one […]
Updated October 22, 2026 · 9-minute read A trading journal is a record of every trade you take: what you traded, why you took it, how you managed it, and what happened. Kept well, it turns a pile of wins and losses into evidence. You stop guessing which setups work and start knowing, because the […]
How does off-plan cost work? (and why it isn’t just your losing trades) Your off-plan cost says one thing, but the trade that broke your rules lost something else, and the numbers don’t seem to add up. Nothing is wrong with your data. Off-plan cost is a net result, and each trade is counted once. […]
You changed your account’s base currency from dollars to euros, and the total doesn’t match what you get from your dollar profit times today’s exchange rate. Nothing is wrong with your data. TraderSync and your quick check are using different exchange rates. Why it happens When you convert, TraderSync restates every trade in the new […]
Your MFE/MAE widget says your efficiency is 75%, but when you divide what you kept by your MFE yourself, you get 60%. Nothing is wrong with your data: the widget averages each trade’s own percentage, and your hand math adds the dollars first. Why it happens MFE (maximum favorable excursion) is the most a trade […]
Your trade went up five dollars a share, your stop was two dollars away, so you expected 2.5R, and TraderSync shows 5R. Nothing is wrong with your data: R is your profit divided by the risk TraderSync uses, and one setting can change that risk. Why it happens By default, the risk is your stop. […]
A trade’s average entry price looks higher than its average exit price, yet the trade made money. Nothing is wrong with your data: TraderSync can work out the average in two ways, and only the average changes. Your profit does not. Why it happens A trade with more than one entry or exit order has […]
Your broker statement says one number and TraderSync says another. Nothing is wrong with your data: TraderSync can show your P&L before costs (Gross) or after them (Net), and Net can only subtract the costs it actually has for the trade. Why it happens Two things decide the number you see: Gross or Net. Gross […]
You shorted a stock, made money, and the Return % in TraderSync is not the number you worked out. Nothing is wrong with your data: a percentage needs something to divide by, and one setting decides what that is for your short trades. The dollar profit never changes, only the percentage. Why it happens A […]
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