Trace it,tag it,trade it.
Tagger is a trading journal that listens. Talk through your decisions as the bars form, and it learns which of your entries tend to work and which tend to cost you.
Join the waitlist by email“It’s breaking out. I want to enter now.”
This matches your early breakout entries. You have taken 14 of them and 9 lost money. Your pullback entries have done better: 7 of 11 made money.
How a session works
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Step 1
Trace
Say what you see and why you want in while the one-minute bars are forming. Tagger keeps your words next to the chart, bar by bar.
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Step 2
Tag
Each entry is tagged with its pattern and the reason you gave. Session by session, the tags add up to statistics about you, not about traders in general.
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Step 3
Trade
When you say you want to enter, Tagger shows how your similar entries have gone, before you place the order. The decision stays yours.
What you can do with it
- Track your entry patterns
- See which setups you take most often and how each one has turned out for you.
- Build scenarios from historical data
- Look at how a setup played out in the past before you risk money on it.
- Read the tone of earnings calls
- Get a sentiment reading of a conference call: what management stressed and what it stepped around.
- Break down earnings reports
- See the figures that matter from a report, explained in plain language.
Who it’s for
Tagger is built for people in their first years of trading, who are still working out why some entries pay and others drain the account.
If you already have a tested system and years of your own records, it will probably tell you little you don’t know.