The Trade You Didn't Take Is Still Living Rent-Free In Your Head.

Name: The Missed-Trade Regret Log
Brand: TradeScalping.com
Price: 16 USD
Availability: InStock

A missed move gets replayed as a bigger, cleaner win every time you think about it. That replay, not the chart, is what pulls your finger toward the next chase.

This is a log built for the setups you skipped, not the ones you took. The moment you pass on a trade, log what it was and why you actually passed. Later, once the outcome is in, come back and mark the verdict yourself: right call, or a genuine miss. Over time the tally shows you something your memory won't sit still long enough to tell you honestly.

Most missed trades feel bigger than they were.

Get the number instead of the story.

Jason Parker, founder of TradeScalping.com, with a steady expression, illustrating a trader checking a log instead of a feeling

“Most missed trades feel bigger than they were.”

Jason Parker · Founder, TradeScalping.com

Logger · TradeScalping.com

The Missed-Trade Regret Log

A two-step log for the trades you skipped: log the skip the moment it happens, then close the loop later with the verdict, right call or a genuine miss.

FormatA skip log with a two-step flow, log it now, verdict it later, runs directly on this page
TriggerAny setup you saw and passed on, whether from a rule, hesitation, or a missed window
VerdictYou mark each entry Right Call or Missed It yourself once you know how it played out
AccessInstant, unlocked immediately after checkout, your log saved in your browser

$16, one time. Instant access after checkout.

What's inside

Everything you get

01A two-step skip log, not a one-and-done entry. Log the moment you pass on a setup, then close the loop later once you actually know how it went.
02A reason tag for every skip. Followed my rules, hesitation or fear, missed the window, or already in a trade, so a pattern shows up by category, not just by count.
03A running regret tally. See exactly what share of your resolved skips turned out to be a genuine miss versus the right call, instead of trusting whichever version your memory replays loudest.
04A saved skip log. Every entry stays in your browser so the pattern builds across weeks, not just one afternoon you happened to remember.

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Common Questions

Isn't logging missed trades just going to make me chase more?

It is built to do the opposite. Writing down the reason you passed, before you know the outcome, slows down the "I should have taken that" impulse instead of feeding it. Coming back later to mark the verdict usually shows a smaller miss than the moment made it feel, and the log keeps score of that so you don't have to trust the feeling alone.

What if I never find out how the trade I skipped would have gone?

Leave it unresolved, or mark it as such. It still counts as logged. It just stays out of the resolved regret tally alongside the entries you closed the loop on.

Do I have to log every single trade I skip?

No. This is not for the setups you calmly passed on for good, obvious reasons. It's for the ones you keep thinking about an hour later, the ones actually pulling at you.

Where is my log saved?

In your browser's local storage, on this device. It is not sent anywhere. Using a different browser or clearing site data starts fresh.