A behavioral reading of a block of trades or a precise episode. No grade, no score, no dashboard. Hyvirtus observes through the six pillars, and reports back what shows from a distance.
Dojo Live reads your psychology during trades. The Timeline retraces after the session. But between the two, there is a space that these two moments do not cover: the intentional re-reading of a block, from a distance, when the emotion has settled and the pattern emerges.
That is what the Analyses do. You point to a precise moment (an impulsive decision, a strange series of trades, a losing episode), or you load the full history of a period, and Hyvirtus re-reads the whole through the six pillars. An editorial reading, structured, without recommendation.
You run an Analysis when you feel the use of it. After a bad run to understand. Before a restart to come back clear. Or at a regular interval, to re-read a month in the calm.
Depending on what you want re-read, you choose the mode.
The entry changes with what you are trying to re-read. The output is identical: an editorial reading anchored on the six pillars, with the most held pillar, the most fragile, and the dominant pattern if there is one.
You describe a precise episode. Three fields: the context (before London, after 3 losses), your inner state, the impulse that followed. Hyvirtus reads this micro-story.
Best to understand ONE moment, not a series. When you know something happened but cannot put a name on it.
You drop the CSV exported from your broker (MT4, MT5, cTrader). Plus a few annotations: overall felt result, platform, dominant emotion, repeated reflex action.
Best to re-read a homogeneous block (a week, a month, a phase). Hyvirtus reads the behavioral coherence across all the trades.
Here is what the two entries look like.
Three text fields. The context that sets the scene, the inner state that says what you were really going through, the impulse that says what you did or wanted to do. Hyvirtus reads the chain.
Analysis of a precise situation or episode.
Hyvirtus reads your block of trades through the 6 pillars. No grade, no score. Just a behavioral reading.
And to re-read a full block, you go through the CSV.
You load the CSV exported from your broker. You add a few short annotations: overall felt result, platform, dominant emotion, reflex action. Hyvirtus re-reads the behavioral coherence of the period.
Analysis of your full history (MT4 / MT5 / cTrader...).
This is your subjective sense, not a precise calculation.
Hyvirtus reads your block of trades through the 6 pillars. No grade, no score. Just a behavioral reading.
Whatever the mode, the reading that comes out is the same.
Once the analysis is launched, Hyvirtus returns a structured reading through the six pillars. Four elements, always in the same order.
Among the six, the one that stands out as the most solid over the analyzed period. Sometimes clear, sometimes nuanced.
The one that appears under tension or wavering. The one the reading dwells on, because that is where the practice plays out.
When a behavioral pattern emerges clearly (FOMO, overtrading, revenge, impulse, euphoria), it is named. Otherwise it stays silent.
A sober, lucid text that connects the context, the inner state, the impulse and their trace in the trades. No moralizing, no injunction.
Before going on, one last clarity.
From afar, the Analyses look like several tools they are not. To avoid the confusion.
No winrate, no average PnL, no risk/reward calculation. If you are looking for those metrics, your broker already gives them to you. Hyvirtus reads behavior, not performance.
No fee table, no tax recap, no precise drawdown calculation. The CSV is read as a story, not as a ledger.
Hyvirtus never tells you « you should », « you must », « change this ». An analysis is a reading, not a prescriptive diagnosis. You read, you decide what you do with it.
No weekly reminder, no quota of analyses to meet. You run an Analysis when you feel the use of it. It is a tool of depth, not a forced routine.
Dojo Live reads psychology during trades, at the moment it plays out. An Analysis re-reads in the calm, afterward, a precise episode or a full block of trades. The two moments do not cover the same thing: the live captures what is happening now, the Analysis surfaces a pattern that the heat of the moment masked.
Free introspection serves to re-read ONE precise moment: an impulsive decision, an emotional reaction, an isolated episode. CSV history serves to re-read a homogeneous block: a week, a month, a phase of practice. The output is the same in both cases: an editorial reading anchored on the six pillars.
No. Hyvirtus observes and reports back. It identifies the most held pillar, the most fragile pillar, the dominant pattern if there is one, and it delivers an editorial reading. No recommendation, no order, no moralizing. What you do with this reading is entirely yours to decide.
No. The CSV is read only to produce the requested behavioral reading. Hyvirtus does not compute your winrate and does not rebuild your performance. The CSV is a story that Hyvirtus re-reads, nothing else.
You have seen the tool. What remains is to use it when the right moment comes.
The Analyses take on their meaning alongside the daily practice.
Want to see the three-part practice first? Start with the Ritual.