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App Documentation & User Guide

Welcome to the official documentation hub for Trading Metrics. This guide is designed to help you navigate the platform, master core features, and optimize your trading execution through structured, data-driven insights.


Documentation Overview

Explore our core documentation sections below to jump straight into a specific topic or feature.

Getting Started

Dashboard

  • Dashboard Overview: Your centralized trading command center for real-time snapshots of open positions, alerts, and performance metrics.

Trade Journal

  • Trade Journal Overview: Maintain disciplined trade records and review historical execution.
  • Add New Trade: Step-by-step fields and best practices for trade logging.
  • Trade Chart: Visualize entries, exits, stop losses, profit targets, and annotated setups directly on charts.

Analytics

Portfolio

Market Screener

Alerts

  • Alert Setup: Set custom trigger conditions and price levels.
  • Alert History: Log and audit past alert trigger outcomes.

Settings

  • Account: Manage your personal profile, region preferences, and default portfolio and broker.
  • Security: Update your password and protect account access.
  • Notifications: Control browser alerts and Telegram bot delivery.
  • Plan & Billing: Review wallet balance, subscriptions, and payment history.

The future of trading insights starts with better habits and better data. Dive into the sections above to get started.


Next Up: Ready to jump in? Let’s begin by setting up your account in the Getting Started section.

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers based on this page's topic.

Our documentation mirrors the core application layout: Getting Started, Dashboard, Trade Journal, Analytics, Portfolio, Market Screener, and Alerts.

If you are new to the platform, begin with the 'Getting Started' section to set up your account and log your initial trade.

The 'Portfolio' section provides comprehensive guides on managing multi-asset allocations, defining trading plans, and reconciling transactions.