What Does Your Dhan Tradebook Say About You?

Do you know what your own tradebook says about the way you trade?

Most of us look at P&L.

But your trade history can tell you much more.

For example:

  • Do you increase your quantity after a loss?
  • Do you start trading more frequently after consecutive losses?
  • Are there certain times of the day when your performance deteriorates?
  • Do profitable days turn negative because you continue trading?
  • Are some of your largest losses associated with repeated trading patterns?

We have been working on TradLyt, a behavioural risk and trading analytics platform, and we’re looking for Dhan traders who would like to explore these questions using their own trading history.

For Dhan users, there’s no tradebook upload required.

Connect your Dhan account to TradLyt and your trade history is automatically synced and analysed.

TradLyt can then help you identify patterns such as:

:bar_chart: Overtrading

:chart_increasing: Unusual/inconsistent position sizing

:counterclockwise_arrows_button: Possible revenge/recovery trading patterns

:alarm_clock: High-risk periods during your trading session

:brain: Repeated behavioural patterns associated with your trading outcomes

And it doesn’t stop at historical analysis.

If you choose to use the live integration, TradLyt can also provide pre-trade behavioural risk warnings when similar patterns start appearing again.

At the end of the trading day, you can review what happened and understand where your behaviour changed during the session.

We’re not trying to tell you what to buy or sell.

TradLyt doesn’t provide stock tips or trading calls.

The idea is much simpler:

Can your own trading history help you understand the mistakes you tend to repeat?

We’re currently looking for Dhan traders willing to connect their accounts and explore what their trade history reveals.

If you’re curious, try it and tell us whether the insights actually teach you something you didn’t already know about your trading.

Connect Dhan → Sync your history → Discover your trading patterns.

@RahulDeshpande