How to Use Tradzy: Grade a Trade, Plan It, Track It

Tradzy grades a trade idea before you take it, tells you why in plain words, plans it around your own balance, and then keeps score for you. A first analysis takes under a minute.

1. Set your balance and goal (or skip it)

When you first sign in, Tradzy asks for your account balance — typed, not picked, because everyone's is different — then a goal: a slider from +1% to +100% of that balance, and how long you give yourself (a week to a year). It shows what that means per day, and whether it's steady or aggressive. You can skip it and set it later on Equity. The balance sizes every trade plan; the goal draws the line you want to stay above.

2. Type any market

Open Scan and type what you trade: BTC, gold, EURUSD, AAPL, NSE:RELIANCE. You can also paste a link — a TradingView chart, a Binance, Bybit, OKX or Coinbase trade page, a DexScreener or pump.fun page — or a token contract address. Tradzy works out what it is.

It pulls the candles from every source that trades it (up to nine exchanges for crypto, plus on-chain pools and stock and forex feeds), throws out any source that disagrees with the rest, and reads the chart on six timeframes from 15 minutes to weekly.

Already have a chart open? TradingView takes a chart link or symbol (the timeframe comes with it), or your own exported candles as a CSV. Manual lets you tap in what you see: the trend, the structure, where price sits.

3. Pick Long or Short

Each analysis grades one side: the one you pick. Tradzy doesn't tell you which way the chart leans first — your call is the question, the grade is the answer. If you want the other side, that's its own analysis (one tap on the result).

4. Read the grade

You get a grade from A+ to F for how much of the chart lines up with your side: trend, momentum, structure, volume, the bigger timeframes, where price sits against its levels, and how quiet or wild the market is.

Be clear about what a grade is: how much agrees with your side right now, not a promise. In our backtest of 144,576 setups, the best-aligned ones did better on average, but only modestly, and short timeframes were close to break-even. That's why Tradzy shows a grade instead of a big number: a high grade is a reason to look closer, not a reason to bet bigger.

5. Read why, in thirty seconds

Under the grade, Tradzy tells you why in a short paragraph written for this chart: what's working for your side, what's against it, and the move. For example:

Decent long. What works: the trend is firmly up (ADX 31), and structure just broke upward cleanly. One snag: RSI 74 is getting stretched, plus a ceiling at 84,290 is only 0.09% away. Move: let the level break first, and don't chase this candle.

Every number in it is a real reading. Tap "116 readings · 9 sources · 6 timeframes" to see all of them, grouped: trend, momentum, price action, volume, volatility, the bigger picture, levels, timing, your plan and the data. When your plan puts real money at risk — leverage that liquidates you before your stop, or an oversized bet — the paragraph drops the personality and tells you that first, plainly.

6. Plan it your way

Open Trade plan for the levels (entry, a stop at a real chart level, TP1 to TP3) and your plan:

• Style: No leverage, Chill, Aggressive or Degen sets sensible numbers in one tap.
• Advanced: any risk (0.01–100% of the account, or a dollar amount), any risk-to-reward from 1:0.1 to 1:50 and beyond, any leverage, and whether your stop is a chart level or your margin is your risk.

For whatever you choose, the plan shows what you risk and make in dollars, your position and margin, where you'd be liquidated, how often setups like this reached your target, and what three losses in a row do to the account. A Plan grade rates the plan itself. Suggestions show a better path — apply them with a tap, or ignore them. Nothing is blocked.

7. Take the trade — Tradzy keeps score

Tap Take this trade. It's saved to your journal on every device you use, as numbers only. From there:

• Every 10 minutes Tradzy checks the market and closes it at your stop or your target with the real result in R and dollars.
• If it loses, it tells you why: the stop was too tight, it went against the bigger trend, a level was in the way, you chased, the market was dead — or it was simply the odds, and you did it right.
• Turn on Ping me when it closes to get a notification, check an open trade live from Scan or the Journal, or set Re-check in 1h / 4h / 1 day.

Tradzy doesn't connect to your exchange or place orders. You trade where you always do; Tradzy plans and tracks it.

8. Your journal, your combos, your missions

• Journal lists every trade with its grade, what your trades say (your average result in R, your best and toughest markets), and Your combos: which grade, side, timeframe and style have actually paid you, once you've closed five trades. Community combos unlock when Tradzy traders have logged 10,000 trades.
• Chart images can be added to a logged trade. They stay on your devices and are never uploaded; open the trade on your other device while the first one is open and the image is passed straight across.
• Accounts: keep one journal per exchange or prop account. Blow one? Close it out with what went wrong, start fresh, and keep the old one as a lesson.
• Equity: your goal line, your balance against it, and a ghost that trades your own trades with the plan's risk every time and no stop ever moved. The gap is what your habits cost, or earned.
• Missions: three a day, four a week, and career milestones — grade before you trade, log every trade, review the closed ones, keep a stop, keep risk small. They earn XP toward levels (Rookie to Mythic, up to level 10,000). XP never depends on winning.

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Educational content, not financial advice. Trading involves substantial risk of loss.