Signalist helps serious traders structure market ideas, attach evidence, define invalidation, log trades, upload screenshots, and review outcomes without scattering the process across notes, charts, and spreadsheets.
Evidence board tracking capex commentary, margin risk, chart structure, and invalidation.
Added long starter. Position sized against thesis invalidation. Screenshot attached for entry review.
• Close below defined support
• Thesis evidence turns mixed
• Position size exceeds plan
Mara Chen
Saved viewpoint on earnings quality and margin cycle risk.
Capture the idea, track the evidence, execute the trade, and review the outcome without scattering your process across notes, screenshots, charts, and research tabs.
Create a clear market thesis before the trade: the idea, why it should work, what evidence supports it, and what would prove it wrong.
Manually add bullish, bearish, or neutral evidence such as screenshots, notes, links, charts, filings, earnings commentary, macro observations, and analyst viewpoints.
Attach entries, exits, position size, screenshots, and execution notes directly to the thesis they were meant to express.
Set the conditions that would weaken or break the thesis before the position starts testing your discipline.
Diagnose whether the trade failed because the thesis was wrong, the entry was bad, size was off, invalidation was ignored, or the trade was simply early.
Review patterns by thesis quality, evidence balance, execution, risk discipline, and post-trade learning.
A clean five-step workflow for traders who want to understand the decision behind the outcome, not just the outcome itself.
Write the market idea, expected behavior, target, timeframe, and the question you are trying to answer.
Attach notes, screenshots, charts, links, filings, commentary, and outside viewpoints as bullish, bearish, or neutral evidence.
Log entries, exits, size, screenshots, and execution notes directly against the thesis behind the position.
Set what would prove the thesis wrong, weaken the setup, or require a position change before emotion enters.
Decide what changed, what you learned, and whether the thesis, execution, size, or timing caused the result.
Move from idea to evidence, execution, invalidation, and review without rebuilding the story across notes, screenshots, charts, and spreadsheets.
Idea, target, timeframe, assumptions, and invalidation written before the trade.
Bullish, bearish, and neutral notes tied to the thesis they support or challenge.
Entry, exit, size, execution notes, and screenshots connected to the thesis.
Separate thesis quality, entry quality, sizing, discipline, and timing mistakes.
Save analysts, market thinkers, research sources, and external viewpoints so they can be referenced beside your theses. Signalist helps organize research perspectives; it does not provide financial advice or trade recommendations.
Semiconductors, earnings quality
Saved as a research perspective for supply chain revisions, capex cycles, and margin durability.
Macro rates, breadth, liquidity
Organized as an outside viewpoint for cross-asset observations that may support or challenge a thesis.
Healthcare growth, catalysts
Referenced for catalyst notes, regulatory windows, and evidence attached to healthcare theses.
Most trading journals are backward-looking. They answer, "what trades did I take?" Signalist is built to answer, "what was I trying to prove, what evidence changed, how did I execute, and what did I learn?" It keeps the idea, evidence, trade, invalidation, and review in one structured workflow.
A simple pricing preview for traders who want a clearer thesis, evidence, execution, and review process.
For trying a thesis-first trading routine.
For serious retail traders building a repeatable decision process.
For traders who want deeper process analytics and organized research references.
Start tracking the decision-making process behind every trade with one calm workspace for ideas, evidence, execution, invalidation, and review.