Astara

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Board

Every call replayed against real market bars, from the moment it was posted.

Risk per trade

Your own number. Enter it and R becomes dollars and share counts — worked out in your browser, from your assumption.

Click any example to drop it in the Log box.

Ticker

ORCL · $ORCL · NASDAQ:ORCL — first symbol on the headline wins; words like SIGNAL, SETUP, ENTRY are skipped.

Entry

ENTRY $145 · Entry: 145 · entry zone 178 - 182 · BUY 145 · ENTER @ 145. A zone is stored whole and tracked from its midpoint.

Targets

TP1 $155 · TARGET 2: 164 · PT3 180 · TARGETS: 155, 164, 180. A skipped number keeps its slot — TP1 and TP3 won't slide into TP1 and TP2.

Stop

STOP OUT $123 · STOP LOSS 123 · SL 123 · invalidation 123.

Direction

SHORT / PUTS / 🔻 read as short, LONG / CALLS / 🚀 as long. If the wording and the numbers disagree, the numbers win and you get a warning.

Options

10/17 $145 CALLS is recognised and kept on the card, and the underlying is what gets tracked.

Several at once

Paste a whole batch. Setups split on a new header line or on a --- divider.

Decoration

Emoji, **bold**, _italics_, thousands separators and en-dashes are all stripped before reading.

Every setup is replayed against real 15-minute bars from the moment it was posted — hourly past a month, daily past two.

First touch decides it. Stop before TP1 is a loss; TP1 before the stop is a win.
Ambiguity goes against you. One bar spanning both levels can't say which came first, so it books the loss. This undercounts wins on purpose.
The stop ends the trade. Targets tagged after it don't count.
A stop after a target still pays that target — by then the position had been reduced.
R is the unit. One R is the distance from entry to stop, so a $2 stop and a $20 stop compare honestly. A loss is −1R by definition.
Open trades are counted nowhere. They're excluded from win rate until they resolve.