Your edge is fine.
Your behaviour is not.
Reflect reads the statements your broker already sends you and names the one habit costing you most — with the numbers behind it, and one thing to do about it today.
Illustrative interface. Figures shown are sample data, not live trading results.
You already have the data. You review the trades that hurt, skip the ones that worked, and the habit that costs the most survives — because no single instance of it ever stings enough to notice.
Four steps. No configuration.
Upload a statement
The daily confirmation your broker already sends you. Comma or semicolon, European or US decimals. Nothing is connected and nothing is placed.
The engine reads it
Expectancy by hour and session, sizing after win streaks, entries taken too soon after a loss, and how each of those moves with the state you logged.
You get one finding
Ranked by what it costs rather than by what happened most recently — with the numbers it rests on printed beside it.
You change one thing
One action, sized in minutes. Next week's reflection tells you whether it moved, and says nothing when it did not.
You size up exactly when you should not.
After two wins your position size rises sharply — but the expectancy of those trades does not. Same setups, more money, least sceptical judgement.
Confidence is built from sample size and effect size, and capped below certainty. Small samples get a Wilson lower bound, so a handful of wins never reads as a hot hand — and when the data does not support a claim, Reflect makes none.
Twelve screens, grouped by when you open them.
Put it anywhere you already work.
Every finding, metric and trade is available over HTTP as JSON, and trades can be pushed in as they close. One bearer token, ordinary REST — no SDK to install and no webhook to register.
Read the API docs$ curl https://trader-reflect.com/api/v1/insights \
-H "Authorization: Bearer rk_…"
{
"insights": [{
"headline": "You size up exactly when you should not.",
"evidence": ["Size after 2+ wins is 56% larger than baseline",
"Expectancy on those trades: −0.32R"],
"confidence": 77,
"action": "Cap the trade after two wins at 0.75R."
}]
}What Reflect is not.
Worth stating plainly, because most things sold to traders are one of these.
- Signals, calls or entries
- Price predictions of any kind
- A connection to your broker or your funds
- Anything that places, modifies or cancels an order
- Copy trading, or anybody else's trades
Find out what your own trades have been trying to tell you.
Open the Journal in Money CircleReflect is not sold separately. It comes with a paid Money Circle membership: keep the journal there, and the reflection appears on the same page.