Three losses in a row and I want to win it back. Should I do this?
Sometimes the doubt is not on the chart.
You write what you want to do and why, no chart. APEX reviews that specific decision and returns a verdict: enter, reduce risk, wait or don’t enter.
Decision AnalysisYour decisionILLUSTRATIVE · SAMPLE DATAVerdictPick one to see what it meansThe decision holds as stated. Even so, APEX gives you counter-arguments and tries to break the idea.
None of the four is an order.
The idea makes sense, but the size, stop or R:R doesn’t. It is the only indeterminate verdict and counts that way in your learning.
None of the four is an order.
A specific confirmation is missing and APEX names it. If the window closes without entering, it counts in your favour in your discipline profile.
None of the four is an order.
There is no structure or the risk doesn’t justify it. APEX explains which scenario would make you reconsider.
None of the four is an order.
Up to three signals, only with documented evidence.
Without enough history, the section doesn’t appear. There is no “probable” version of a pattern.
Your words and APEX’s are never mixed.
- Your thesis is saved exactly as you wrote it, in an immutable column.
- APEX’s restatement goes in a separate field.
- Emotional state only counts if you declare it. APEX does not infer emotions from your trades.
Follow the journey
Before the next one, ask APEX.
Write the decision and your why. No verdict is an order.