Guide

    How to Write a Trading Review Prompt

    A good prompt is not a one-off request. It is a reusable review lens that tells ChartMentor how your strategy should be judged.

    Free Plan

    10 AI chart checks/month

    Workflow

    Inside TradingView

    Output

    Verdict before entry

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    Before ChartMentor

    Unclear entry quality
    Stop loss chosen after the fact
    Another trade taken because it feels urgent

    With ChartMentor

    Marked entry, stop, and target reviewed first
    GOOD SETUP, WEAK SETUP, NO TRADE, or TRAP RISK verdict
    Clear next action before risking money

    Define your strategy first

    State the type of setup you trade, the timeframes you care about, and the confirmations that must be present before a trade is valid.

    Add no-trade conditions

    The best prompts tell the model when to reject a trade. Include conditions such as late entries, poor reward-to-risk, unclear trend, nearby news, or crowded resistance.

    Keep the output strict

    Ask for concise critique, a verdict, and the next action. Long reports are less useful at the moment of entry than a clear yes, no, or wait.

    What happens after you start free

    Mark the setup

    Open TradingView and make the entry, stop, target, and relevant structure visible.

    Run the review

    ChartMentor checks the visible chart and returns a verdict-first critique.

    Decide with friction

    Use the review to wait, skip, or take only the setups that still make sense.

    Frequently asked questions

    Is ChartMentor useful for trading review prompt?

    Yes. ChartMentor is built for traders who want trading review prompt support inside a TradingView workflow, with emphasis on pre-entry review, setup quality, and disciplined execution.

    Does ChartMentor give financial advice or guaranteed signals?

    No. ChartMentor is not a financial advisor and does not guarantee outcomes. It reviews visible chart context and the marked trade plan so traders can spot weak execution before risking money.

    What do I need before running a review?

    Open a TradingView chart, make the relevant price structure visible, and mark the entry, stop loss, and target when reviewing a specific trade. Cleaner charts produce more useful reviews.

    Can I start without paying?

    Yes. The free plan includes 10 AI chart checks per month and does not require a credit card, so traders can test the workflow before upgrading.