Psychology graphs & detected patterns

Psychology → Graphs turns your check-ins into four cards:

• Global averages — your typical answers over time (average emotional level, FOMO frequency, plan adherence rate…).
• Detected patterns — plain-language findings crossing your answers with your P&L: e.g. “days you report FOMO average a negative P&L” or “plan-respected days win twice as often”.
• Trading-plan adherence — the 30-day discipline score with a dot per day: green = plan respected, yellow = partially, red = no. The streak counter sits next to it. One dot per day, the 30-day discipline score on the left.
• Emotional level — last 30 days — your pre-trading stress curve. Spikes tend to precede your worst sessions; seeing them is the first step to not trading them.

The History tab

Psychology → History lists every entry in a table — date, mood, plan, FOMO, overtrading, early cuts, confidence, and the day’s P&L side by side. The last column lets you edit or delete an entry.