Socius Trades vs TradingView: a chart is not a journal
Is Socius Trades a TradingView alternative? No. One reads the market, the other reads you. Features, prices and the overlap, compared on the official pricing pages.
Read the article1720: the South Sea Bubble, the first crash anyone could trade
From £128 to £1,050 and back to £124 in twelve months. What the South Sea Bubble of 1720 did to Britain, to Isaac Newton, and what a trading journal would have shown.
Read the articleRevenge trading has a signature
Revenge trading is not a character flaw. It is a measurable pattern: five signatures in your trade history, and what thirty years of research on loss chasing says about it.
Read the articleSee it on your own trades
Your broker history already knows the answer.
Connect an account in read-only mode and Socius Trades turns your executions into expectancy, R-multiples, drawdown and results by session. We look. We never touch.
Trading involves risk of loss. Socius Trades is an analytics tool, not investment advice.