EdgeDojo
EdgeDojo is a trading journal that imports trades from broker CSV exports, pairs fills, calculates P&L and adds a visual trade gal...
Overview
Zoe scans stocks, ETFs, crypto and watchlists, filters weak setups and surfaces explainable signals with what would invalidate them. It checks portfolio fit for exposure and concentration, logs decisions for later review, offers chat on signals and holdings and sends alerts, with optional eToro sync.
Screens markets for setups, explains each signal, checks it against the user's portfolio and tracks decisions and outcomes.
A decision support layer above a brokerage account, used before trading on eToro or another broker.
Individual investors who want research-backed, portfolio-aware decisions rather than constant trading.
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