I ditched Tradingview, Bookmap and Tradezella and saved $200 every month
In a nutshell, I moved away from Tradingview, Bookmap and Tradezella and switched to ATAS, which now covers both heatmap and journaling in one place. Bookmap used to lag badly for me around the New York open, and ATAS has handled that far more smoothly. With Tradezella, a lot of the appeal felt influencer-driven, whereas I just wanted something practical that works.
I no longer have to sync or import/export trades between platforms. Everything is tracked automatically inside a single ecosystem, which has simplified my workflow a lot.
I also grabbed a solid discount during the spring sale, so the value was obvious for me. It’s not just about saving money, it’s about having a reliable, all-in-one setup with better performance and support.
If you’re not familiar with what a heatmap is or how it can improve your trading, read this article.
If you’ve been neglecting journaling, you should read this and watch this.
This may not matter much if you already trade large size, but for many newer traders, this can save a significant amount of money.
If you want to take advantage of the ATAS Spring Sale discount, check this out.