The Trading Floor — Tab 2 of 9
Theses
Research & conviction layer
Theses are the origin point of desk workflow. Each idea moves through draft, pending review, active, paused, or closed — with conviction voting, threaded comments, attachments, and per-thesis performance KPIs so the team knows which narratives actually pay.
What it covers
Theses is part of the same Trading Floor sidebar — one desk context from pulse to planning to attribution, without switching tools.
- →Thesis board with search and status filters
- →Conviction voting (1–10) and team comments
- →Shared charts and file attachments
- →Tags, templates, and workflow states
- →Performance KPIs tied to linked set-ups and executions
Key capabilities
- Promote ideas from draft to active with team visibility
- Vote and debate conviction before capital is deployed
- Link upcoming set-ups to an approved thesis
- Track which narratives drive desk P&L over time
What your desk gets
- Structured research layer instead of scattered notes
- Shared conviction before risk is taken
- Clear parent context for every downstream set-up
- Attribution back to idea originators
Example workflow
“Draft “AVAX ecosystem rotation” thesis → team votes conviction 8/10 → status set to active → traders build set-ups under the thesis.”

In the app: /team/theses
How it fits the floor
Theses sits inside The Trading Floor — the same sidebar tab that holds Team Pulse, the thesis → set-up → execution pipeline, guardrails, allocations, and attribution. Retail journals bolt on a teams page; The Final Tape mirrors how prop desks actually operate.
Learn about the full Trading FloorExplore the other tabs
Team Pulse
Live desk command center
Learn more Tab 3Set-ups
Structured trade plans
Learn more Tab 4Executions
Live team trading book
Learn more Tab 5Guardrails
Team-wide risk enforcement
Learn more Tab 6Allocations
Capital caps per trader
Learn more Tab 7Portfolios
Team capital accounts
Learn more Tab 8Performance
Desk scorecard & attribution
Learn more Tab 9Team
Roles & administration
Learn moreFrequently asked questions
Can set-ups exist without a thesis?
Set-ups are linked to an active thesis. This keeps the desk pipeline explicit: idea first, plan second, execution third.
Who can change thesis status?
Permissions follow team roles (owner, admin, trader, analyst, viewer). Admins and owners manage workflow transitions; traders typically originate drafts.
See Theses on a live desk
Inspect the full Trading Floor on a populated demo team — every tab visible, read-only, no credit card.