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Session Grading

Session Grading helps you judge the trading day by process quality, not just P&L. A profitable day can still reveal bad risk control, and an unprofitable day can still show disciplined execution.

In Trandence, session analysis lives mainly in the Day Report, Dashboard, and Calendar Period Insights.

For period-level session navigation, best/worst session highlights, badges, and the single-session card, see Session Summary.

Day Report Inputs

A Day Report gives Risk Analyzer context that trade rows alone cannot provide:

  • pre-market mental, physical, and market readiness scores
  • Daily Stop Loss
  • watchlist symbols, playbooks, setup quality, and trade plans
  • post-market execution quality, risk control, plan adherence, emotional control, and reflection
  • completed journal state, which can gate AI Analysis and downloads

Readiness affects risk recommendations. For example, Trandence can classify readiness into zones and apply a risk multiplier when suggesting adjusted risk.

Deterministic Session Signals

Trandence computes deterministic signals before any coaching text is produced. These signals are used across Dashboard, Calendar, and reports.

Common signals include:

  • total P&L, net/gross mode, win rate, and trade count
  • fees and fee drag
  • giveback from peak session performance
  • overtrading and low-conviction activity
  • hold-time asymmetry
  • behavior tags and cost of tilt
  • playbook and tag contribution
  • discipline score trends from daily self-grades

Because these metrics are calculated mathematically directly from stored data, they provide objective feedback on your execution without AI variance.

Post-Market Session Review

In the Day Report, Post-Market review combines your self-grading with algorithmic metrics:

  • Execution quality, risk control, and plan adherence ratings
  • Behavioral patterns and cost of tilt flagged by the engine
  • Rule adherence against your Daily Stop Loss
  • Written reflection capturing your psychological state and observations

Use this review immediately after market close while execution context is fresh.

Reading the Grade

Do not treat any single badge as the final verdict. Session Grading is a combination of:

  • manual journal scores
  • deterministic metrics
  • behavior tags
  • risk context

The goal is to identify the one process change that should improve the next session.

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If you have questions about interpreting a session analysis, contact us at [email protected].

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