About
The handover is the product.
A journal on its own is a diary. A backtester on its own is a toy. What makes either worth the hour is what passes between them, and that is the part every other stack leaves to you.
Three tools that never speak
Most traders run a broker, a journal and a backtester bought separately, priced separately, and joined by an export. The join is manual, so it happens late or not at all, and the review that would have changed next week's trading never gets done.
One account, one loop
Vestry puts trading, review and testing on one platform so the loop closes on its own. The fill lands in the journal without being asked. The pattern you find in the journal becomes a rule you can test. The rule you test goes back to the desk.
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Talk to us
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See whether it holds up.
Import your own trades and judge it on your own history.