You log every trade and never read the data as a whole. A forensic audit reads your fills like a crime scene — and shows you, in numbers, exactly where your discipline leaks.
// No signals. No profit promises. Just your own data, told straight.
Most traders log religiously and analyze never. Your journal is a pile of receipts. The audit is the forensic accountant who reads the whole pile and tells you what actually happened.
You hand over a broker statement (ThinkorSwim / Schwab CSV today; other brokers can join the waitlist via the form). The audit runs minute-by-minute against your actual entries and exits. No access to your account, ever.
Your blended, real P&L run against a disciplined first-entry baseline — trading the plan exactly. The gap isn't a claim of edge. It's the price of your deviations, measured on your own fills.
Maximum adverse and favorable excursion on every trade — how deep you sat in the red before it turned, and how much unrealized move you walked away from.
The audit keeps watching the tape after your exit. Did you bail into a runner, or dodge a deeper loss? Either way — quantified, not guessed.
Each trade scored against the plan you said you trade — entry trigger, stop, size, time-of-day. The number most journals never compute.
Send one broker statement. Within 48 to 72 hours you get the full forensic read:
Every fill rebuilt bar-by-bar at minute resolution. Two-basis P&L, leak decomposition, tier and time-of-day breakdowns. Ties out to your statement to the penny.
Your three biggest execution leaks, in dollars, in plain English. Not what you traded — what the trading cost you versus your own rules.
The free founding audits trade for one thing: permission to post the anonymized teardown. 10 of 10 slots left.
Options and 0DTE traders especially — where a few minutes of indiscipline rewrites the whole day. If you've got the fills, the audit will read them.