Laid out as a month grid, patterns become impossible to argue with. Traders discover they lose on Fridays, or that a great week is usually followed by an overconfident one, or that every deep red day came after a run of green. None of that is visible in a list of trades, and all of it is obvious in a grid — which is why almost every serious trader keeps one, and why Wick builds yours automatically from your practice trades.
Check yourself
A month grid of results reveals things a trade list hides because…
It's prettier
Clustering and rhythm are visible spatially and invisible in a list correct
It shows more data
The same data arranged by date exposes streaks, weekday effects, and the after-a-big-win pattern that a chronological list buries.
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