Strebell vs Edgewonk
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Read the guideMost trading journals are built on imported trades. Strebell is built on your routine, your mindset and your plans. Here's what that means in practice.
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A deliberate choice
You can only capture exactly how you felt while you're doing it. Not afterwards.
An import tells you what you did, never what you were thinking. When trades come in afterwards, you fill in your feelings once the outcome is already known. A winner starts to feel like a good plan and a loss like bad luck, and your journal becomes a coloured memory instead of an honest record.
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Read the guideA regular journal mainly shows which trades you took and what they made. Strebell combines your trades with your mindset, sleep, preparation, economic events and discipline. That reveals connections you wouldn't spot yourself, for example that you lose more often after a short night or take more risk when you're stressed. You see not just your results, but what goes with them.
No, and that's a deliberate choice. You can only capture exactly how you felt during the trade itself, so you log every trade yourself and review it straight away. An import afterwards gives you numbers without the context that explains them. If automatic import is a must for you, Strebell isn't the right tool.
A spreadsheet is fine for recording trades, but you have to build everything yourself and the fields don't talk to each other. Strebell connects your whole process: a trade plan with your historical edge per ticker, playbook checklists and warnings while you log, a day journal for sleep and mindset, and Trade Mentor turning it all into concrete improvements. No formulas and no error-prone input fields.
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