Strategies & checklists
Define named strategies with execution settings, risk settings, and checklists, with auto-computed metrics.
A strategy is a named record that pairs your execution settings and risk settings with checklists across seven categories. Once trades are tagged to it, Trada auto-computes a set of metrics from those trades so you can see how the process is running.
Set execution and risk settings
Every strategy carries two groups of settings. They document how you intend to trade the setup; they do not place or change any orders on your connected accounts.
Execution settings
Higher Timeframe
15m, 30m, 1h, 4h, 8h, 1d, 1w, 1month
Entry Timeframe
30s, 1m, 5m, 15m, 30m, 1h
Session
Sydney, Tokyo, London, New York (times are UTC-based)
Symbols
Multi-select autocomplete from supported instruments
Risk settings
Stop Loss
Fixed, Dynamic
Trail
Enable, Disable
Type of TP
Fixed, Fixed RR, Dynamic, Partial
Minimum RR
Numeric, decimals allowed
A strategy also has a Name (required, unique per account), an optional Summary (up to 120 characters), and an optional image (JPG or PNG, up to 1 MB).
Build checklists across seven categories
The strategy detail view holds a checklist split into seven categories. Each category takes up to 10 items, and each item is up to 200 characters.
Pre-Market Routine
Pre-Market
Entry Rules (shown as Setups in some views)
Entry
Stop Loss Policy
Exit
Profit Taking Rules
Exit
Risk Management (shown as Master Risk in some views)
All
Mindset
Psychology
Drawdown Protocol
Psychology
The All tab shows every category. Use the other tabs — Pre-Market, Entry, Exit, Psychology — to narrow the view while you work.
Each checklist item has a checkbox you can tick as you complete it during prep. Checkbox states save immediately, independently of the Save button, and sync across your devices.
Read auto-computed metrics
Once trades are tagged to a strategy, Trada computes these figures from the tagged trades and shows them on the list and detail views. They summarise trades that have already been recorded; they are not forecasts.
P&L
Sum of P&L across tagged trades, in USD, signed
Total Trades
Count of tagged trades
Win Rate
Winning trades / total trades, to 1 decimal
Profit Factor
Gross profit / gross loss, to 2 decimals
Recent Trades
Last five tagged trades as W/L badges, with symbol and P&L on hover
Daily P&L
Last five days, drawn as an inline sparkline
With no tagged trades yet, P&L shows $0.00, Win Rate and Profit Factor show an em dash, no recent-trade badges appear, and the sparkline is flat. Formula definitions live in Formulas.
Create a strategy
Edit and save changes
Save
Use Save. Trada validates the name is present and unique, the summary is within 120 characters, each checklist item is within 200 characters, and no category exceeds 10 items. On success you exit edit mode with a confirmation toast; on failure the specific issue is shown so you can correct and retry.
If you use Cancel or navigate away with unsaved changes, Trada asks you to confirm before discarding them.
Tag trades to a strategy
Trades are auto-synced from your connected accounts and cannot be added, edited, or deleted by hand. You associate a strategy with a trade while journaling it, not by entering the trade yourself. Open the Trade Journal Modal, then pick the strategy from the assignment dropdown under Trade Info & Strategy. Each trade can carry one strategy, and you can change it later by re-journaling the trade. Saving the trade triggers a background recalculation of that strategy's metrics.
Duplicate or delete strategies
Duplicate copies every field and checklist item into a new strategy named {Original Name} (Copy). No trade tags carry over, so the copy starts at zero trades.
Deleting a strategy is permanent and cannot be undone. Any trades tagged to it are unlinked and lose their strategy tracking; the trades themselves are unaffected. Bulk delete behaves the same way across every selected strategy. Trada asks you to confirm — and names how many trades will be unlinked — before deleting.
Related
Journaling a trade — where you tag a trade to a strategy
Period reviews — reflect on a day, week, or month
Formulas — how Win Rate and Profit Factor are computed
Plans & pricing — what each plan includes
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