Trandence

Your Risk Profile defines how much risk is allowed for each trade quality tier. Trandence uses it to compare planned risk, actual risk, and execution discipline across Day Reports, Symbol Reports, Session Grades, and Deep Dive analysis.

Open it from Settings -> Risk Profile.

Risk Matrix

The Risk Matrix maps setup quality to a planned risk band based on your Daily Stop Loss (DSL). The current tiers are:

Setup QualityRisk BandTypical Meaning
A+Largest planned riskHighest-conviction setup. Rare, maximum planned exposure.
AHigh planned riskClean setup with the planned criteria present.
B+Moderate planned riskGood setup with small imperfections.
BReduced planned riskAverage setup. Size should be clearly reduced.
C+Minimal planned riskLow-quality setup. Usually a warning to skip or stay very small.
CMinimal planned riskLowest-quality setup. Risk should be minimal.

You can customize these risk levels in your account settings so the matrix matches your trading style.

Daily Stop Loss

Daily Stop Loss is not configured in Settings. It is set per trading day in the Day Report planning workflow, where it can reflect your current readiness, market conditions, and volatility.

Once a Daily Stop Loss exists, Trandence can estimate planned risk for a graded trade. If actual exposure is meaningfully higher than the plan, Trandence can flag the mismatch in the Symbol Report and include it in session-level grading.

How Reports Use It

The Risk Matrix feeds several workflows:

  • Day Report: Uses the day’s stop loss and risk context when evaluating session discipline.
  • Symbol Report: Uses setup quality to estimate planned risk and compare it with actual exposure.
  • Session Grading: Uses sizing discipline as part of the overall session grade.
  • Playbook Adherence: Helps separate a valid high-conviction setup from oversized execution.
  • Deep Dive: Uses the same account-level risk context when explaining market and execution outcomes.

Preferences That Shape Risk Analytics

The Settings -> Preferences tab contains display options that change how risk and P&L appear across the product.

Chart Timezone

Timezone controls chart display, session boundaries, calendar grouping, and daily statistics. Set it to the market timezone you trade most often. For US equities, America/New_York is usually the right choice.

P&L Display Mode

Net (after fees) shows realized performance after commissions and fees. Before Fees shows gross performance. Net mode is available to Pro and trial users; Free users use Before Fees.

Global Risk Display Mode

Hybrid (USD + R-Multiples) shows both dollar values and normalized risk units when a Daily Stop Loss is available.

R-Only hides dollar anchors where possible and keeps analysis focused on R-Multiples.

Risk settings and behavior settings work together. For example, Tilt Zone, Catastrophic Averaging, and Fee Drag compare behavior against the day’s stop-loss context. Configure those rules in Behavior Settings.


Need Help?

If you need help choosing risk percentages for your matrix, contact us at [email protected].