Post-session review for orderflow traders

The journal that sees what you saw.

Other journals know your P&L. Stratmetrica lines up your prop firm fills with your DeepCharts and SkyLit recordings to the second, and grades every trade against your own playbook: Context, Location, Confirmation.

Not a signal service. It reviews what you did, after the close.

Example review · 09:46:58 NYMNQ long at VAL
−1.0R
Context
Met
Balanced open inside value. Positive gamma, range day.
Location
Met
VAL on the first test, at a Pika floor on the GEX map.
Confirmation
Missing
In 38 seconds before CVD divergence printed.
What to wait for

CVD higher low at VAL, then the first positive delta bar. That entry was 3 ticks lower, with the stop below the trapped sellers.

Frames from your recording at entry −30s, entry, exit, and the GEX map at entry.

How it works

Four steps after the close. The first one you only do once.

  1. 01

    Write your playbook

    What valid Context, Location and Confirmation mean for you, how you trade positive and negative gamma, where your stop goes. Every review is measured against this.

  2. 02

    Import from your prop firm

    Drop in the TopstepX, NinjaTrader or Tradovate export. Fills become trades with exact entry and exit times, in New York time.

  3. 03

    Open your recordings

    A four-hour DeepCharts session and your SkyLit map, played on your own computer and never uploaded. One click saves frames around every trade.

  4. 04

    Read the review

    Too early or too late, stop inside the noise, what you should have waited for, and whether you traded with or against gamma.

Meet Baron, the brain

It learns what your edge actually is.

Every trade you log and review teaches Baron something: where you entered, what the orderflow did, whether you waited for the candle to close. Baron counts what goes with your winners and your losers, checks it isn’t luck, and tells you in plain words.

  • Counted, not guessed. Every number comes from your own trades, with how many trades it rests on.
  • Honest about luck. Patterns stay “watching” until there are enough trades to trust them.
  • Ask it anything. “When should I not trade?” gets an answer from your journal, not a generic tip.
Examples of what Baron tells you
I’m sureYou win 18 points more often when you enter after the candle closes.

64% over 41 trades, against 46% over 57 trades that entered early.

LikelyAt VAH, you win 76% when you saw aggressive buyers with no follow-through, and 52% when not.

17 trades against 21.

LikelyYou win 22 points less often after two losses in a day.

Stopping after the second loss would have saved you 6.5R this month.

Illustration. Your own numbers appear once you have logged trades.

What it checks

Everything a good coach would ask. None of the guessing.

CLC on every trade

Context, Location, Confirmation, judged from the chart at the second you were filled. When your own read disagrees with the chart, it says so.

Options flow

Positive or negative gamma, King nodes, Gatekeepers, floors and ceilings. Fading in positive gamma and following in negative gamma, measured in R.

Prop firm rules

How close each day came to your Maximum Loss Limit, the Daily Loss Limit and the consistency rule, with Topstep’s trading day from 18:00 New York.

A plan before the open

Your levels and yesterday’s lessons turned into three focus points and if-then rules. That day’s reviews check whether you followed it.

Your patterns

Rule score over time, results by time of day, setup, level and orderflow signal, and what happens after two losses.

Your data stays yours

Recordings never leave your computer. Export everything as JSON or delete your account and every frame, whenever you want.

What it is not

No signals. No promises.

  • Not a live coach. It reviews after the close.
  • Not a strategy. It judges your trades by your playbook. Vague rules give vague reviews.
  • Not instant. A single review helps from day one. Patterns you can trust need around 50 trades.

Stop guessing why you lost. Start knowing where you win.

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