Editing the record

A trade is your record, so every field on it stays editable: the planned prices, the setup, the actual entry and exit, the rules ticked, the notes. Fix a typo whenever you spot it.

Deleting a trade

An open, unreviewed trade deletes with a click, because a plan you abandoned is not history. A reviewed trade is counted in every average, so deleting one asks you to type its instrument back first, and every figure recomputes without it. The friction is deliberate: a record you can quietly thin out flatters you, and a flattering record is worthless.

Where honesty actually comes from

Prices synced from a connected account or imported from your platform's file are the platform's own record. The rules you measure yourself against live in the playbook. Between those two, the numbers stay honest without freezing anything you typed.