trade-journal

To analyze trading behavior, you can use a skill that processes broker CSV or Excel exports to diagnose psychological biases like the disposition effect, overtrading, and anchoring. It transforms raw trade history into actionable performance metrics and behavioral diagnostics.

Yes, trade journal analysis supports multiple broker export formats including Tonghuashun, Eastmoney, and Futu. It processes trade histories for A-share, HK, and US markets to calculate win rates, PnL ratios, and holding periods regardless of the market.

The disposition effect is the behavioral bias of holding losing trades too long while selling winners prematurely. You can check for this bias by uploading your monthly trade history CSV to an analysis tool that provides quantitative evidence of your holding periods and sell timing.

Calculating win rates and PnL ratios from a trade history file requires processing your broker CSV or Excel exports. The analysis skill extracts performance metrics like market distribution and holding periods directly from your uploaded raw trade data.

Yes, trade journal analysis works directly with CSV and Excel files exported from Tonghuashun and Eastmoney. It parses these specific broker formats to generate comprehensive trading profiles and identify behavioral biases like momentum chasing.

The analysis relies entirely on the accuracy and completeness of your broker export files. It supports specific formats like Tonghuashun, Eastmoney, and Futu, meaning trade histories from unsupported brokers may require manual formatting before behavioral diagnostics can be generated.