Two trades can hit your exact entry and your exact stop and still end completely differently, because of when you actually clicked close, not because of the setup.
This is a per-trade exit logger, not another trade journal. After every close, tag the result and tag the exit itself: cut early, on plan, or overstayed. Nothing else. Over a run of trades, the split adds up into a number: what share of your winners you cut short out of fear, and what share of your losers you let run past your own plan out of hope. Most traders carry a story about which one they do. This tells you which one you actually do.
The chart doesn't remember why you clicked when you clicked. This does.
Find your bias before it costs you the next trade the same way.
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Bias Tracker · TradeScalping.com
A per-trade exit logger that tags every close as cut early, on plan, or overstayed, then splits the pattern by win and loss so your personal exit-timing bias shows up as a number.
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Common Questions
A trade journal usually logs the setup and the result. This logs neither. It only cares about one thing: was the exit itself early, on plan, or late, tagged in seconds so you actually keep doing it.
Whatever your own plan said before the trade: your stop, your target, or your planned exit rule. If the trade closed where that rule said it should, tag it On Plan, whether it won or lost.
The pattern only gets accurate with volume. A handful of trades won't tell you much. A few weeks of honest tagging usually will.
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