About

Who I am and why I built this.

I'm Anh. On the charts I go by Scalperxanh.

Before trading, I spent years as an automation engineer, building systems that had to be reliable and repeatable, since a single missed step could cost weeks of work. Eventually I burned out and started looking for something else. That search led me to the charts.

Getting serious about trading took time, and it cost me real money before it started working. But something did start forming: an edge, a way of reading price that wasn't there before. Eventually it was good enough to leave my old career behind entirely.

What stuck with me from my old job was the discipline of making a process repeatable so it doesn't fail silently. Most traders, myself included at the start, do the opposite: repeating setups without knowing if they actually work, journaling outcomes instead of reasoning, reviewing trades emotionally instead of systematically.

I started helping a few people with their trading. When one of them asked how to "clone" what I was doing, it stuck with me. I remembered my own early days: confused, inconsistent, with nobody willing to give me an honest read on my setups before the market did.

So I built the thing I wished I'd had: post a setup before you know the outcome, get it graded by an AI that has no stake in your feelings, and get a second opinion from other traders doing the same thing. See what you got wrong before the market forces you to find out in P&L.

That's all this is. A journal that gives you feedback you can't give yourself.

Bringing automation back into it

I left a career built on automating processes, then spent years trading in a way that was almost entirely manual. Eventually I came back to the same question my old job trained into me: if a setup is genuinely rule-based, why am I still deciding by hand whether it fired correctly?

So I built agents into Chart Grader. If you trade a rule-based system on TradingView, you can connect it directly, no separate software required. Every signal gets logged, graded by the same AI that grades manual posts, and tracked automatically over time. Same instinct as before, applied to what I actually care about now: let the process show you whether a strategy works, instead of trusting memory or feelings.

On scalping

My style is scalping. I don't recommend it to most people. It's intense and unforgiving, and it punishes emotional mistakes fast. It works for me because of my temperament, not because it's the "right" way to trade. Figure out what environment you thrive in. The chart grader doesn't care about your timeframe.

What I'm still doing

I trade every day, and I'm still building this app. It's not finished and probably never will be. If you've got feedback, I want to hear it. If you just want to talk setups, I'm around:

— Anh