UNDERSTAND WHAT YOUR TRADES REALLY DELIVER.

B-Trader · Record and understand your trades

Which trades move you forward — and which cost you money?

Record when you bought or sold, how much you risked and the result. Add notes and screenshots. The overview helps you review your decisions step by step, even if you are just starting to trade.

cTrader import, CSV or manual entry · Subscription is a separate step.

60% win rate. What does that mean in money?

+120 €Total result
60 %3 winners · 2 losers
+24 €Average per trade

5 trades: +€100, +€60, +€40, −€30 and −€50. Profits total €200 and losses total €80.

Then review each trade: Why did you enter, how much did you risk and did you follow your plan? Your notes help you answer these questions.

Why was this trade good or bad?

  • Record entry, result and risk together
  • Explain your decision in your notes
  • Review the chart with screenshots
  • Find comparable trades in your journal

What do your trades actually return?

  • See profit and loss for your selected period
  • See the average result in money or relative to the amount you risked (R)
  • Review setups and trading patterns
  • Read win rate alongside profits and losses

Start with your own trades

  • Connect cTrader to import trades automatically
  • Upload a CSV or enter your first trades manually
  • Open the dashboard and review an unusual trade

Why I built B-Trader

After a trade, I wanted to review more than profit or loss: Why did I enter? Did I stick to my risk limit? What did I do after the previous loss?

That is why I built B-Trader. The journal keeps my trades together, and the analysis shows me where a closer look might help.

Your trades in one place

Connect your cTrader account to import your CFD trades automatically. You can also upload CSV files or add trades manually, along with notes and screenshots.

⏱ Seconds per trade
📸 2 screenshots per trade
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Trade analysis

Win rate alone does not explain your result

A few large losses can wipe out many small wins. The dashboard brings win rate, profits, losses and the average trade together. Select a period and review the trades behind the numbers.

Explore an example analysis
Wins
Losses
Break Even

What changes after a loss?

Do you re-enter sooner after losses? Do your positions get larger? BAPA compares trades with your previous behavior and highlights unusual changes, so you can find the situations worth reviewing in your journal.

What BAPA does for you

BAPA highlights recurring patterns in your trades and shows the metrics behind them.

BAPA helps you to

  • Spot quick re-entries after losses and larger positions after wins
  • Compare trades with your usual approach to the same setup
  • Track holding times, entry times and position sizes across trades
  • Get specific points to check during your next review
  • Review how trading patterns and results relate to each other

What BAPA looks at

The analysis looks at individual trades and their sequence, including:

  • Follow-up trades after wins and losses
  • Departures from the rules you have set
  • Changes in risk and trading activity
  • Comparisons within the same setup
  • Signs of recurring patterns

The outcome

You get points to investigate during your review and can check them against your plan and notes.

Simple pricing, clear value

Journal, imports and analytics in one tool. Try it free for 1 month with your own trades. You can then subscribe through PayPal.

Monthly

8.50 €

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Find out what your trades can tell you

Try free for 1 month. Import or enter trades, open the analysis and review your first unusual trade.

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Frequently asked questions about BAPA

Find out which data BAPA uses, how the analysis works and what its findings mean.

BAPA looks for recurring patterns in your trades. For example, do you re-enter sooner after losses? Do your positions get bigger after wins? Its findings help you look up these situations in your journal.

BAPA compares your recorded trades using timing, risk, position size, holding time and other fields. It also looks at the sequence of trades and compares new data with your history. Patterns are shown as metrics and findings.

The findings come from your recorded trades and statistical comparisons. BAPA looks for patterns across multiple trades. A pattern in the data does not establish why you traded that way. BAPA does not make psychological diagnoses or replace medical or therapeutic advice.

Alongside results and charts, BAPA examines how you trade: how do risk, timing and position size change? How does a trade compare with earlier trades using the same setup? This lets you track changes in your approach over time.

BAPA gives you feedback on your recorded trades and points to check during review. “Digital coach” describes this support. The analysis does not know your thoughts or the full context of a trade, so your own assessment remains important.

No. BAPA is not a signal service and it is not investment advice. The system evaluates your behavior, your execution, and your process - not the market through buy or sell recommendations. Its focus is self-reflection, risk awareness, and better decision quality.

Look at the trades behind a finding and compare them with your notes. More complete records and more comparable trades make a pattern easier to assess. The analysis supports your review; it cannot predict the market or promise profits.