Trading Visualization Visualization is the primary interface between a trader and their data. Charts reveal patterns that tables and numbers cannot: breakdowns in strategy, regime transitions, clustering of losses, and the shape of risk. A well-designed chart communicates more in a glance than a page of statistics. Three uses of trading charts: 1. Pattern recognition — Spot structural changes in price, volume, and momentum that quantitative filters miss. 2. Strategy evaluation — Equity curves, drawdown plots, and return distributions expose whether a strategy is robust or curve-fit. 3. Report…