Read the whole report
A higher score does not mean every part of your trading is strong. Look at the supported component readings and missing records, not a good-or-bad label.
HOW IT WORKS
A review you can follow, from record to next step.
Start with what your records show. Keep the explanation and the next decision connected.
Start with the supported files you have.
Select your broker to see its file names and formats. Additional records can add detail; they are not all required to start a supported review.
- Original broker files
- Check account & period
- Review and accept
- Available results
An upload may support useful partial results without a score. Review what each file establishes before accepting it. Missing or conflicting evidence stays visible.
Check supported files →LOOK BEYOND P&L
Trading Reliability Score (TRS)
A record-based view of your trading process—not just profit.
Your Trading Reliability Score summarises evidence-backed trading-process reliability on a scale of 0 to 1,000. Read it alongside your recorded results, component readings and the history available for this report. It is not a forecast of returns or a judgement of you as a trader.
Choose one useful focus
Inspect the report’s supported priority and original records, then decide whether to adopt its linked Improvement action.
Add the context only you know
Use Journal for your decisions and reflections. Trades cannot prove what you felt, and notes do not change the score.
ONE CONNECTED WORKSPACE
Four questions, with a useful next action.
- 01
What did I actually keep?
Money Truth separates recorded results, charges, loss concentration and the trading timeline.
Inspect the original records. - 02
What deserves attention?
Diagnosis shows supported findings alongside alternative explanations and missing context.
A pattern is not proof of a cause. - 03
What will I do differently?
Improvement connects the finding to a routine: when it applies, what to do and when to pause. Choose and save your programme.
Keep notes and exceptions in Journal. - 04
What changed in later evidence?
TRS Progress compares compatible issued reports from the same account, with the actual evidence dates in view.
TRS is not a profit prediction.
Review at 7, 30 and 90 days.
Start small. Keep useful routines, and add only after review. The calendar does not prove that a change worked.
Bring newer records back
A newer accepted report can update Money Truth and Diagnosis and suggest a plan revision. Duplicate files do not create progress.
Keep your original baseline
Later findings do not silently rewrite the plan you adopted. Review proposed changes and choose whether to save a new version.
Know what your connection supplies
A broker connection or live-position feed is not proof of complete historical data. File uploads may still be needed.
Make your next review count.
Create an account before adding broker records. Read-only, with no trade or fund access.