The Real Problem
Most traders track outcomes before they track execution integrity. This reverses causal analysis and leads to routine changes that react to variance rather than process errors.
When adherence, setup quality, and timing discipline are not measured with fixed definitions, review artifacts become fragmented and trend signals become unreliable.
In practice, this creates a loop where decisions feel justified but cannot be audited. The trader may be active, yet the process remains structurally opaque.
Execution tracking exists to solve this exact gap: preserve decision-sequence evidence in a format that supports repeatable diagnosis and controlled stabilization.