Strateslate was born out of a tool I created for my self to solve a problem in my own daily trading. Simply put... I am a developer first and very late nights are the norm which makes it hard to be up early to watch premarket for good day trading candidates. So i used my one passion to help me in my other by developing a robust premarket scanner that in short creates a short list of stocks for me based on various data points that it brings down into a simple strength grade and overview. It also scans the news for catalysts and takes the sentiment of the article, press release or corporate action into account. It immediately became something I used daily and not long after did I start to wonder anytime I hit a workflow based bottleneck if it was something I could also solve. From there I kept building and before I knew It I had an entire suite of useful tools. I used to use a separate program for journaling, one for a scanner, one for market replay for practicing setups, and one for news alerts. Not to mention all the ones I had to try in an attempt to have some sort of integration between them all. Now I only have to use one. Strateslate came from the phrase translating strategy into consistency. Its not for live trading... yet, but I am working on introducing broker connections so that it can be used with your favorite broker software with a few integrations completed so far I am looking to have that introduced soon. In the mean time you can import your trades that you exported from almost every broker program, if not in the list you can custom map and CSV easily. Take a look at the website to get all the details on the many many solutions the platform offers. If you think it would fit your trading give it a try and of course... Strateslate is for market research, workflow, simulated practice, alerts, and trade review only. Nothing on the website or in the app is financial, investment, tax, or legal advice; trading involves risk, and you are responsible for your own decisions.

Strateslate Market Workbench

Translating Strategy Into Consistency

Translating Strategy Into Consistency