Trader × strategy × conditions × decision.
GRENVX holds three kinds of knowledge and keeps them joined up. Separately they are ordinary; together they are what lets it say something specific about a decision you made on a particular day.
The three kinds of knowledge
Trader data
Your trades, the reasoning you recorded with them, the reviews of those decisions, and the outcomes.
Market context
The regime, sentiment, volatility and macro readings at the moment each decision was taken — stored with the trade, not recomputed later.
Strategy knowledge
Your setup, entry and exit rules and checkpoints, kept as versions, so a trade is always judged against the rules that were in force when you took it.
What happens to a trade after you log it
- 01
You define a strategy
Write the system you actually trade, as a version. Change the rules later and you create a new version — old trades stay attached to the one they were taken under.
- 02
You log a trade
GRENVX captures the market conditions at that moment alongside it, so the decision can later be read in the context it was made in rather than in hindsight.
- 03
GRENVX reviews the decision
The trade is scored against your own checkpoints and the conditions of the day: which rules you followed, which you skipped, and what the review can and cannot tell from the evidence.
- 04
You push back
When a finding is wrong, say so. Your verdict is stored against that specific finding and counts as evidence for or against it next time the picture is rebuilt.
- 05
It accumulates
Reviews become recurring patterns, a trader profile and coaching — all of it drawn from your history, with the sample size behind every claim shown.
What GRENVX will not do
No signals, no calls
GRENVX never tells you what to trade or where the market is going. It describes the conditions a decision was taken in so the decision can be judged against them.
No invented numbers
If a statistic is undefined for you, it is shown as undefined rather than as zero. If there is not enough history behind a pattern, GRENVX says that instead of stating it anyway.
No generic playbook
Your trades are reviewed against your rules. GRENVX does not have an opinion about whether your strategy is a good one — only about whether you followed it.