PurEdge.ai, also branded EdgeMind, is a trading journal for small-cap traders that analyses behaviour rather than performance. It looks at entries alongside emotional state to surface the patterns that cost money – oversizing on FOMO, exiting winners early, revenge trading after a stop-out – through a Mental Hand History, Mental Profiles, Game Analysis, a Coach and a progress dashboard, with an educational hub alongside.
Borrowing mental hand history from poker is the right frame and a revealing one. Poker worked out decades ago that reviewing the decision separately from the outcome is the only way to improve, because a good decision can lose and a terrible one can win. Trading journals overwhelmingly record what happened to the position, which teaches a trader to feel bad about losses rather than to notice they size up when they are angry.
The site benchmarks itself openly against TraderVue and Edgewonk, which is a fair thing to do. No pricing is published. Self-reported emotional state is the input the whole product depends on and it is exactly what a trader in a bad run stops recording honestly, behavioural pattern detection needs a lot of trades before it means anything, and nothing here is advice about what to trade – it is a mirror, which is more useful and much less comfortable.
