How to Find Trading Opportunities with TradeScope: Complete Guide

TradeScope helps you find trading opportunities by aggregating and organizing trader opinions — anchored to the assets you care about. Here's how to use it, step by step.

🚀 Step 1: Get Started

Create your free account at tradescope.trade/app. No credit card required. You'll immediately have access to the latest trader opinions across all tracked assets.

🔍 Step 2: Find Your Asset

TradeScope tracks trader opinions across cryptocurrencies, stocks, commodities, and indices. Use the search bar to find any asset — BTC, ETH, NVDA, TSLA, gold, oil, or any other commonly traded instrument.

Each asset page shows:

• Recent trader opinions — with direction (bullish/bearish), reasoning, and source
• Sentiment breakdown — the bull/bear ratio for different timeframes
• Trader activity — who's talking about this asset and what they're saying

📊 Step 3: Read the Signal

Don't just look at the bull/bear number. Read the actual opinions:

• Bullish opinions: Are traders bullish for fundamental reasons (earnings, adoption, macro) or technical (chart patterns, momentum)?
• Bearish opinions: Is the bear case specific to the asset or a broader market concern?
• Neutral opinions: Often the most thoughtful — traders who explain both sides

Each opinion includes a confidence score and a reasoning field. Prioritize opinions with clear logic over vague statements.

📋 Step 4: Create Your First Trade Plan

Once you've gathered enough context, create a trade plan right on the asset page:

1. Define your entry price zone
2. Set your target and stop-loss
3. Write your thesis — why this trade makes sense
4. Save it — your plan is now anchored to this asset

When you come back to the asset later, your plan is the first thing you see — alongside new trader opinions that have come in since your last visit.

🔄 Step 5: Review & Iterate

After you close a trade, write a post-trade review:

• Did the trade go as planned?
• What did the trader sentiment miss?
• What would you do differently?

These reviews accumulate over time, building your personal trading history — organized by asset, not by date.

🔥 Pro Tips

• Follow the reasoning, not the person: A good argument from an unknown trader is worth more than a bad argument from a famous one
• Check sentiment divergence: When price moves up but sentiment stays bearish, something interesting is happening
• Use the sentiment filter: Toggle between bullish and bearish views to quickly assess both sides of the argument
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🎯 Your First Trade on TradeScope

Start with an asset you already follow. Read the last 10 trader opinions. Note your own view. Then create a plan. The whole process takes 5 minutes — and it will change how you think about that asset.

Your HUD shows you what the market is feeling and what traders are saying.

Start your first trade plan on TradeScope →