How to Review Your Tradovate Trades
Trade review is where the learning happens. TradeRipper makes it systematic: every Tradovate trade is captured with P&L, psychology tags, and chart screenshots, then organized for efficient review on the web dashboard.
Most traders skip trade review because it's tedious. Open the broker statement, cross-reference with your charts, try to remember what you were thinking. By the time you set everything up, you've lost motivation.
TradeRipper makes review effortless. Each trade already has the P&L, the emotion you felt, the setup you used, your execution grade, whether you followed your plan, and a screenshot of your chart. All captured in real-time. Your review session is just reading and reflecting — no data assembly required.
The Review tab on the dashboard queues up unreviewed trades with a yellow dot indicator. Work through them one by one: look at the chart, read your notes, assess whether the setup was valid, and mark it as reviewed. Over time, you build a library of annotated trades that reveal your real patterns.
What TradeRipper Gives You
- Unreviewed trade queue with visual indicators
- Chart screenshots attached to each trade
- Psychology tags for context: what were you feeling?
- Filter reviews by setup, emotion, or result
- Mark trades as reviewed to track your review consistency
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Frequently Asked Questions
How often should I review my trades?
Most successful traders review daily (end of session) or weekly. TradeRipper makes it easy with the unreviewed trade queue — review when it's convenient, no data prep needed.
Can I add notes during review?
Yes. Each trade has a notes field where you can add observations during your review. You can also update the emotion, setup, and grade if you reassess after reflection.
What should I look for during trade review?
Focus on: Did I follow my plan? Was the setup valid? Was my entry/exit execution good? Did emotions affect my decision? What would I do differently?