"My trades: review" and a mentor who sees your trades
Short version for experts: tables, lists and screenshots only.
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What it is
In the list on the left, above the tracks, there's a "My trades: review" item. It takes your history of manual trades from "Terminal" and the "Journal" summary and looks for repeating violations.
The review runs on your computer, without artificial intelligence. The rules are simple, and you can check each one by eye against the trade table.
Three markets — three reviews
In DEMO each market has its own DEMO account, so each has its own review too. Above the findings are three buttons:
| Button | Whose trades | Currency |
|---|---|---|
| Crypto | manual crypto trading from the chart | $ |
| Russian stocks | the DEMO account for Moscow Exchange stocks | ₽ |
| US stocks | the DEMO account for US stocks | $ |
Each button shows the number of trades and the total right away. Click one — the findings and the trade table for exactly that account appear below, with amounts in its currency. The rules for finding violations are the same for all markets.
In REAL mode there's one button — crypto. Real Russian stock trades (via Alor) aren't part of the review yet — they're visible in the trading panel's history.
What it finds
| Finding | How it's detected | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Liquidation | the exchange force-closed the trade | the position's whole margin is lost |
| Trade without a stop | the entry order had no stop price, and it wasn't closed by a stop | the market decides the size of the loss |
| Stop after entry | the stop appeared when the position was already open | the size was chosen "by eye", not from risk |
| Entry right after a loss | a new trade within an hour of a losing one | an attempt to win it back |
| Repeating the same idea | the same coin and side right after a loss on it | arguing with the market |
| "Target" closed at a loss | the target order fired at a loss | the levels were on the wrong side |
| Loss bigger than profit | the average loss is noticeably bigger than the average profit | you need to win too often |
| One big loss | one trade gave 30% or more of all losses | a position size issue |
| Size grows after a loss | after losing trades the size is bigger than after winning ones | the fastest way to blow the account |
Hover over a finding — the trades it refers to are highlighted in the table below.
Colors
- ⛔ red — a gross violation, already costing money;
- ⚠ yellow — a habit that will become a problem;
- ✓ green — no remarks, or just for reference.
A mentor who sees your trades
The mentor sees your trades right away — otherwise it's a reference book, not a helper. In the chat header there's an 👁 icon: an open eye — it sees, crossed out — it doesn't.
Along with every question it receives:
- your closed trades: coin, side, size, entry and exit prices, result, holding time;
- the review's findings and the journal summary;
- prop accounts from the "Prop Hub": the result of each trading day, the firm's rules and the room left before the limits, all trades (up to 80 per account) with the MAMAY signal at the moment of entry;
- the table rows of the screen you're asking from (for the board, earnings, dividends, opening plan and premarket screens).
Not sent: exchange keys, wallet addresses, account numbers.
You can close access with the same icon at any time. While the mentor is answering, the chat shows what it's doing: "gathering your trades…", "waiting for the AI's answer…". If the AI hasn't started answering within 90 seconds, the question is aborted — waiting doesn't spend tokens; only the question and the answer are paid for.
The mentor window can be widened — drag its left edge, the width is remembered — and collapsed with the "—" button: the conversation and an answer in progress are kept; to bring it back — the "Mentor" button at the bottom.
What to ask
- "Review my latest trades: where were the rules broken?"
- "Write me five personal trading rules based on my mistakes."
- "I entered this stock on setup B — what did I do that went against the setup's rules?"
A screenshot
Sometimes it's easier to show than to describe. There are three ways to attach a picture in the chat:
- 📷 — capture the MAMAY window right now (the mentor panel hides for the moment of the capture).
- Ctrl+V — paste a picture from the clipboard. A quick way to clip part of the screen in Windows: Win+Shift+S.
- 📎 — choose a file.
You can attach up to three screenshots to one question.
Ask by voice
The 🎙 button next to 📷 and 📎: press it — speak — ✓ (or Enter). MAMAY recognizes speech right on this computer and inserts the text into the question field — you can correct it before sending. Esc cancels. The RU / RU+EN switch: "RU+EN" — the language is detected automatically. One recording — up to 3 minutes.
The first time, MAMAY offers to "Download once (~0.6 GB)" — the internet is needed only for that. After that, voice input works offline, and the audio goes nowhere. It's the same voice input as in "Community": download it in one place and it works in both.
The mentor answers in text — it doesn't read aloud.