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How your trading is scored, where every number comes from, and how to get a straight answer from NEX.

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Your first 7 days

Import your trades, write one playbook, set a daily loss limit. By day seven your scores have something to say.

QuickstartImportPlaybooks
How is this calculated?

Every number, explained

Each score has its formula, a worked example that adds up, and the reason it sometimes shows a dash.

Discipline ScoreRisk ScoreR
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Get a straight answer

What NEX reads, what it won’t do, and the prompts that turn your journal into what to change about your execution.

PromptsCheck-insPro

Browse by section

Six shelves. Each one opens on the pages traders read most.

02

Guides

Every screen in the app, one task at a time.

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03

NEX

Pro

The AI coach that reads your journal. It describes your past, never the market.

All 8 pages →
04

Metrics

Formulas, bands and gates for every score you see.

All 42 pages →
05

Concepts

The ideas behind the numbers, one short page each.

All 7 pages →
06

Reference

Lookup tables: terms, file formats, instruments.

All 5 pages →
07

Compare

How Limbix differs from other journals. Sources on every claim.

All 6 pages →

The daily loop

A journal only works if it runs every day, not only on the bad ones. Five short steps, then a weekly review with NEX.

Read the daily loop →
  1. Before1

    Pre-trade check-in

    Rate how you’re showing up. Set max trades and max loss for today.

  2. During2

    Playbook and a stop

    Link each trade to its playbook, record the stop you had, mark broken rules.

  3. After3

    Post-trade check-in

    Grade the session before the P&L. NEX grades it too.

  4. Evening4

    Notebook entry

    Three honest sentences: what you planned, what you did, what you’d change.

  5. Next morning5

    Read your scores

    Dashboard for the day, then Discipline & Risk. Weakest component first.

WeeklyNEX reviews the week with you: the pattern behind the trades, not the P&L.NEX Journal →

A number doesn’t look right?

Most dashes and empty scores have a one-line fix.