Monetizable Methodology: Records, Rule Checks and Trading DNA
By Monetizable · Updated · Based on the current product workflowMonetizable separates the original decision, the verified market outcome and the recorded rule check. That makes it possible to review what you thought, what happened and how you followed your system as three distinct pieces of evidence.
Preserve the decision before reviewing the result
A saved prediction contains a target session, direction, confidence and reason. The original record is preserved for later comparison. Closing outcomes use verified data for the relevant session; pending results retain their pending status until verification is available.
Check the rules that were equipped
The selected system determines the rule checks. Trading DNA uses equal weights for selected rules and assesses predictions made after that system was equipped. Some checks use simple keyword heuristics, such as whether a reason mentions a condition or level.
These observations describe recorded behaviour. Their interpretation depends on the completeness of the user’s notes, the number of records and the conditions under which those records were made.
Keep each measurement identifiable
Direction match rate compares eligible calls with verified outcomes. Record-keeping measures concern the saved reasoning and review process. Trade win rate, net P&L and profit factor come from imported closed-trade records.
Keeping those labels separate lets a trader examine a profitable rule-breaking trade and a losing rule-following trade without confusing outcome with adherence. Imported results depend on the file’s accuracy and completeness.
Use observations to choose a practice task
The free experience uses a recent history window; Pro can use the full saved prediction history available to the account. Early Trading DNA observations require at least five eligible calls, and a habit score also needs three verified outcomes.
The next exercise may be to define an invalidation condition, consider an opposing scenario, calibrate confidence or review an overlooked call. Each exercise points back to a concrete action in the next session.