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BST helps stock traders log positions, review strategy performance, and spot what is helping or hurting results. Built for traders who want a repeatable process, not more guesswork.
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BST is built for the part of trading that happens after the market closes: reviewing what you did, identifying what is repeatable, and tightening the process behind each setup.
Instead of relying on memory or gut feel, you can track each position, compare strategies over time, and see where execution or risk management needs work.
The result is a clearer feedback loop: better trade review, better strategy decisions, and a more disciplined routine.
Built for stock traders who want a tighter review process —
Keep each entry, exit, and result in one place so you can review performance without digging through notes, screenshots, or memory.
Compare setups and trade rules over time so you can see which ideas deserve more capital and which ones need to be cut.
Review where losses came from, tighten position sizing, and improve exits with a more consistent process around each trade.
Measure current performance against your own history and spot the habits that are moving your results in the right direction.
Go beyond simple profit and loss with metrics that help you understand holding periods, capital use, and strategy quality.
This is not a broker or screener. It is a focused review tool for traders holding positions for days to weeks and trying to improve decision quality.
BST is designed to make post-trade review practical. It gives you a cleaner record of what happened, why you took the trade, and how the result fits into your broader process.
That makes it easier to build trade review discipline, compare strategy performance, and identify repeated mistakes before they become expensive habits.
When you can consistently measure entries, exits, and outcomes, improvement becomes less emotional and more repeatable.
Continuously improve strategies based on real trade data and market conditions
Implement robust risk management protocols for every position you take
Analyze every trade to improve future performance and profitability
Understanding the differences between trading styles helps you choose the approach that fits your lifestyle, risk tolerance, and financial goals.
Swing trading offers the perfect middle ground: meaningful returns without constant monitoring, strategic decision-making with time to analyze, and the flexibility to maintain other professional responsibilities.
Swing trading is a trading style where positions are held for several days to weeks, aiming to profit from price swings in the market. Traders use technical analysis and chart patterns to identify trending stocks and capture medium-term gains, typically targeting 5-20% returns per trade.
Swing trading holds positions for days or weeks, while day trading closes all positions before market close. Swing trading requires less screen time, lower stress levels, and fewer transactions. Day traders need constant market monitoring and make dozens of trades daily, while swing traders make fewer, more strategic trades.
Successful strategies include trend following, breakout trading, pullback trading, and momentum strategies. The best approach depends on market conditions, risk tolerance, and available capital. BST helps track which strategies work best by analyzing historical performance data.
You can start with as little as $1,000-$5,000, though $10,000+ provides better position sizing flexibility. Unlike day trading which requires $25,000 minimum (PDT rule), swing trading isn't subject to pattern day trader restrictions since positions are held longer.
Professional traders use charting software for technical analysis, screeners to find opportunities, and tracking apps like BST to analyze performance. The best tools help systematically track trades, measure strategy effectiveness, and make data-driven decisions.
Yes, swing trading can be highly profitable when executed with discipline and proper risk management. Successful traders typically aim for 5-20% returns per trade over days or weeks. The key is consistent tracking, strategy refinement, and learning from both wins and losses.
Download BST to start logging trades, reviewing setups, and measuring what is actually improving your results. Keep the process simple and make each trade easier to learn from.
THIS IS NOT A TRADING PLATFORM OR STOCK SCREENER
BST helps you document trades, review performance, and improve decisions over time. Use it to build a more disciplined workflow around every setup.
Free download • No credit card required • Start tracking trades immediately