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Tradoshi announcements

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Tradoshi's Psychology screen showing what your emotional reflexes, such as revenge trading and FOMO, cost you in your own trades.

Our podcast is now available in English: Trading Without Lying to Yourself

If you've been curious about our podcast but French was a barrier, good news: Trading Without Lying to Yourself now has an English version. It's the same content as the French show, read in English, and it comes with its own feed so you can follow it separately.

What you'll hear

The episodes focus on the psychology of trading. You'll find out why trading is so hard, what's really going on behind revenge trading, and how FOMO pushes you into trades you didn't plan.

How to listen

Subscribe to the English feed in your usual podcast app and the episodes will show up there. If you already follow the French show, nothing changes for you: both feeds stay available.

Once you've listened, tell us which topic hit closest to home for you, or what you'd like to hear about next. We read everything you share here.

Learn more: tradoshi.com/en/podcast

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NinjaTrader banner: Upgrade your trade with the futures platform.

Tradoshi joins the NinjaTrader vendor program

Tradoshi is now a member of the NinjaTrader vendor program. Our listing is published in the NinjaTrader ecosystem, alongside other tools you may already use with the platform.

What this means for you

If you trade with NinjaTrader, you can connect your NinjaTrader account to your Tradoshi journal. Your trades come into the journal, so you can review them in the same place as the rest of your activity.

To get started, add your NinjaTrader account from the account settings in Tradoshi. If you have a question about the connection, ask it here and we'll help you out.

Futures trading involves a substantial risk of loss, which can exceed your initial deposit.

Learn more: ninjatraderecosystem.com/product/tradoshi-trading-journal/

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The Tradoshi forum home page and its sections.

The Tradoshi forum is open

The Tradoshi forum is now open, with three communities: in French, in English and in Spanish. Everything starts now, and we'd love for you to be among the first to join in.

What you can do right away
You can read and reply to existing topics in every category. There's also a question box open to everyone: a simple field where you write your question. When a question comes up often, it then becomes a topic of its own.

Starting a topic
For now, you can start a new topic yourself in the Introductions category. The other categories will open one by one.

So come say hello in Introductions, ask your first question and help us get the first conversations going.

Learn more: tradoshi.com/en/forum

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Interactive Brokers' third-party integrations page, with the Tradoshi logo.

Tradoshi joins Interactive Brokers' third-party integrations

Good news for Interactive Brokers clients: Tradoshi is now listed on the broker's third-party integrations page.

How to connect your IBKR account

Your IBKR account connects to your Tradoshi journal through a Flex query. Once the connection is set up, your trades come into your journal so you can review them.

If you have a question about the setup, ask it here and we'll be happy to help.

Learn more: www.interactivebrokers.com/en/trading/third-party-integratio…

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PropScorer's Resources page, with Tradoshi's listing.

PropScorer now features Tradoshi

Good news: PropScorer, the prop firm comparison site, now features Tradoshi.

Where to find Tradoshi on PropScorer
You'll find Tradoshi in the PropScorer blog, in its educational articles and on its Resources page.

If you compare prop firms on PropScorer, you'll know a trading journal is close at hand to track the accounts synced from your broker. And if you know someone getting started with prop firms, it's a good chance to introduce them to Tradoshi.

Learn more: www.propscorer.com/resources

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Banner: PropEdgeTools now lists Tradoshi in its trading journals and comparisons.

PropEdgeTools now lists Tradoshi

Tradoshi is partnering with PropEdgeTools, the site that lists tools for prop firm traders. You can now find Tradoshi on their trading journal pages and in their comparisons.

Why it helps
If you compare trading journals before starting a challenge, you'll come across Tradoshi on PropEdgeTools, alongside the other tools on the market.

If you found Tradoshi through PropEdgeTools, welcome aboard!

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TradeLocker's partners page: Tradoshi among the partner trading journals.

Tradoshi joins TradeLocker's partners

The TradeLocker integration is live. You can now connect your TradeLocker account to Tradoshi, and your trades flow into your journal on their own.

How to use it
Connect your TradeLocker account from Tradoshi. Once it's connected, there's nothing left to enter by hand: your trades land in your journal, ready for you to review.

Tradoshi is also now one of TradeLocker's partners and is listed on its partners page.

Learn more: tradelocker.com/partners/

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Trading involves a risk of loss, up to the entire capital committed. Tradoshi is a journaling and analytics tool: we provide no financial advice and guarantee no result. Futures and forex trading contains substantial risk and is not for every investor: an investor could potentially lose all or more than the initial investment, and only risk capital should be used for trading. Hypothetical performance results have many inherent limitations: they are generally prepared with the benefit of hindsight, involve no financial risk, and no representation is being made that any account will or is likely to achieve similar results. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. Full risk disclosure.