One of the most valuable features of trading groups is the ability to share trades with your community. Shared trades appear in the group’s Shared Trades feed, where other members can view the details, see the chart (if a screenshot is attached), and leave comments.
To share a trade, open it from your Trades list and click the “Share” button. Select which group you want to share it with and optionally add a comment explaining your thought process. The shared version includes the instrument, direction, entry/exit prices, P&L, tags, and any screenshots you have attached. Your account balance and other private details are never shared.
Group members can filter the shared trades feed by instrument, member, date, and outcome (win or loss). This makes it easy to study how other traders in your group approach the same markets. You can also “bookmark” trades you want to revisit later.
Sharing trades creates a culture of transparency and accountability within your group. When everyone shares their winners and losers, the group learns faster and avoids the survivorship bias that comes from only seeing highlight reels. Many prop firms and mentorship programs use this feature as a core part of their review process.
If you prefer to share selectively, you can choose to share individual trades rather than your entire history. There is no obligation to share — it is entirely opt-in. Group owners can also set sharing as a requirement for membership if they want to enforce transparency.