Trade analytics beyond the broker screen
Manually record trades and review win rate, realized P/L, profit factor, average slippage, and results by strategy or instrument. When trades are excluded from scoring, VTS states that clearly.
VTS Terminal
VTS Terminal is a personal trading journal and market workbench for self-directed traders — bringing deeper trade statistics, sourced economic data, market news, study tools, and financial tracking into one structured workspace.
No account or installation required. The demo is writable, uses fictional sample data, and resets when you reload or leave.
Manually record trades and review win rate, realized P/L, profit factor, average slippage, and results by strategy or instrument. When trades are excluded from scoring, VTS states that clearly.
A VTS metric that recalculates profit factor as though every trade used the same lot size, reducing the influence of position-size differences on the result.
Follow inflation, policy, labor, yield, currency, commodity, and other market series with the publisher, latest revision, and next scheduled release. Figures that are not sourced live are labeled as samples.
Read financial headlines by recency, source, topic, or mentioned instrument. VTS organizes third-party reporting without adding trade recommendations or AI-generated market opinions.
Record a directional call before its window opens, settle it yourself afterward, and compare stated confidence with actual results. Calls remain private to your account.
Build study games, flashcards, and presentations from your own material, then manually track budgets, net worth, and long-term investment accounts.
The public VTS Terminal does not connect to a broker, execute trades, send broker instructions, move money, or store brokerage credentials. It does not tell you what to buy or sell or claim what any strategy will return. Financial information is entered manually. The terminal is informational and educational: a record of your own activity and the market information around it.
VTS Terminal is in pre-release and new accounts are admitted by invitation. Try the writable demo first; no account is required, and changes reset when you reload or leave. There are currently no plans, tiers, or payments in the public terminal.
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